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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1308, 11 December 1911, Page 2

ELECTION NOTICES. NEWMAN FOR EAST WARDISM 01! )!i;i'(il!M? ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON EAST! -WHICH SHALL IT BE? REFORM IS WINNING-HAS J'RACTK'ALLY WOS.- ON .THURSDAY LAST I'ORTY-SIX 01? THE SEVENTYSIX EUROPEAN' CONSTITUENUIKS HAD FINALbY CHOSEN THEIR HEPREVENTATIVES. REFORM HAD A CLEAH MAJORITY. OX THURSDAY NEXT THRKE AHE THIRTY MOKE CONTESTS. A MAJORITY FOR REFORM IN THESIi contests will mean that waroism is at an end. every constituency in which there is a reform, candidate engaged in the second ballot has a -clear and simple choice offered to it. it can declare for the ward party, or it can declare for keeping up with the army that will purge the nation of the evils of misgovernment, against which a patient people has at last eisen in its might. the issue .is clean cut in wellington east. the reform candidate, DR. NEWMAN IS CONTESTING THE BALLOT AGAINST A CANDIDAL WHO HAS DECLARED HIMSELF AN UPHOLDER OF THE WARD PARTY. THU REFORM CANDIDATE IS FIGHTING FOR THE CAUSE THAT IS .WINNING-HAS PRACTICALLY WON; AND HE URGES THAT THE ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON EAST SHALL BE ABLE TO SHARE THE HONOUR OF DESTROY, ING AN ADMINISTRATION THAT HAS WASTED THE PUBLIC SUBSTANCE, PLUNGED THE COUNTRY INTO DEBT, ABANDONED THE DOCTRINE OF GOVERNMENT ACCORDING TO PRINCIPLE, AND RAISED THE COST OF LIVING. EVERY VOTE FOR THE CANDIDATE WHO SUPPORTS THE WARD PARTY IS A VOTE TOR THE WARD PARTY, AND FOR THREE MORE LONG YEARS OF MISGOVERNMENT BY A PARTY THAT USES ALL MEN AND ALL THINGS FOR ITS OWN ENDS.' WELLINGTON EAST MUST KEEP TIME WITH THE MARCH OF KEFORM. DR. NEWMAN CONFIDENTLY APPEALS TO THE ELECTORS TO RETURN HIM TO PARLIAMENT, AND THUS BECOME ONE OF THE CONSTITUENCIES REPRESENTED BY A MEMBER OF THE NEW REFORM ■ GOVERNMENT! HE CONFIDENTLY BELIEVES THAT WELLINGTON EAST WILL VOTE FOR THE CANDIDATE WHO STANDS FOE LOCAL PROGRESS And THE NATIONAL GOOD! NEWMAN FOR EAST ELECTIONS. , - OTAKI ELECTORATE. SECOND BALLOT. ME. FIELD will address the Electors of the Otaki District as follows:— SHANNON-Druids , ' Hall TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), 11th December, at S o'clock. FOXTON—Coronation Hall, TO-MOR-ROW (TUESDAY), 12 December, at 8 p.m. LEVIN-Century Hall, WEDNESDAY, 13th December, at S p.m. MASTERTON ELECTORATE. TO THE ELECTORS. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Li I desire to thank you for thevery honourable position in which you have placed me on the poll. Although a Second Ballot must take place, I appreciate very keenly the significant fact that so far I have had the majority of votes. On this occasion tuo battle is being keenly fought. The Conservative Party is sparing neither funds nor pains to roversj politically the position of tho Masterton District, which has always during the last twenty-one years been regarded one of the- strongest Liberal constituencies in New Zealand. I therefore trust you will rally your forces together on the convincing day and show that Masterton is still true to its Liberal creed and principles. A. W. HOGG. MASTERTON ELECTORATE. SECOND BALLOT. XT R. A. W. HOG G WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS At ALFREDTON-TO-NIGHT (MONDAY). EKETAHUNA, on TUESDAY. Chair takon at 8 p.m. DUNK AND PRINGLK, LTD., MOTOR GARAGE, PALMERSTON N. mOURISTS will find our Garage conX venient, fireproof, and right up to datu. Wo undertake repairs of any description and guarantee to givo satisfaction. Oils. Grease, aid Benzino always in stock. Agents for O/erland acul Hupp Care. Hrst-clase Cara for Hire, Telophono I*).