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I ELECTION NOTICES. NORTH ELECTION. H, E. HOLLAND, H. E. HOLLAND, H. E. HOLLAND, Labour Candidate, WiU Speak on SUNDAY, 24th—CROWN THEATRE, 8 p.m. Subject: "Secret Diplomacy and Conscription." HOLLAND AND DEMOORACY. ' Telophone No 4405. ELLINGTON NORTH ELECTION LABOUR CAMPAIGN Meeting in Support of H. E. HOLLAND. POST OFFIOE SQUARE, MONDAY, NOON. Prominent Representative Labour Sjioakers NOftTil BY-ELECTION. MONDAY NIGHT! MONDAY NIGHT! MONDAY NIGHT! MONDAY NIGHT! MONDAY NIGHT! MONDAY NIGHT! MONDAY NIGHT! MONDAY NIGHT! MONSTER LABOUR RALLY In support of H. E. HOLLAND (The Winning Candidate). 11. E. HOLLAND (The Winning Candidate). H. E. HOLLAND (Tho Winning Candidate). H. E. HOLLAND (Tho Winning G'andidato). H. E. HOLLAND (The Winning Candidate). H. E. HOLLAND (Tho Winning Candidate). H. E. HOLLAND (The Winning Candidate). TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. MONDAY. 25th FEBRUARY, 8 p.m. Chairman: W. SIADDISON, President Labour Representation Committee. Speakers: H. E. HOLLAND. P. O. WEBB, M.P. City Councillor E. J. HOWARD (Ohristohuroh). J. READ (President Trades and Labour Council). ROD. ROSS (PalmeTston North). J. THORN. P. FRASBR. ! , VOTE FOR HOLLAND AND DEMOCRACY, LABOUR IS WINNING! NORTH ELECTION. POLLING DAY-THURSDAY NEXT. WORKERS! WORKERS ' WORKERS I STRIKE OUT ALL NAMES STRIKE OUT 1 ALL NAMES BUT HOLLAND'S. BUT HOLLAND'S. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. . TOWN HALL. TUESDAY NIGHT. AT 8. TUESDAY NIGHT, AT 8. TUESDAY NIGHT, AT 8. ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON NORTH. THE RIGHT HON. THE PRIME MINISTER (Mr. W, F. Massoy), tho MINISTER. OF FINANCE (Sir Joseph Ward), and MR. J. P. LUKE will ADDRESS you from tho TOWN HALL PLATFORM, on TUESDAY EVENING, at 6 o'clock. MR. J. HUTCHESON Will Preside. Tho LEADERS of the NATIONAL GOVERNMENT will teH you iust why you should support their DECLARED AND ONLY CANDIDATE, JP. LUKE, t P. LUKE, and the Candidate himself, will SOLICIT your suffrages on his own behalf and in the Empire's and New Zealand's boat interests, as the WIN-THE-WAR. CANDIDATE. • WIN-THE-WAR CANDIDATE. OAPT. BARCLAY, Chairman. C. S. S. KELLY, Secretary. ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON NORTH. JP. LUKE 0 P. LUKE THE ONLY NATIONAL GOVERNMENT OANDIDATE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT OANDIDATE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT OANDIDATE Will Address You in THE METHODIST SCHOOLROOM, Molesworth Street, On MONDAY EVENING, At 8 o'clock. Patriotism is the first essence of duty. Vote for J. P. Luke, the Win-the-War Candidate. OAPT. BARCLAY, Chairman. C. S. S. KELLY, Secretary. MR. A. de B. BRANDON R. A. de B. BRANDON. Will A3dress the Electors As follows:— MONDAY NEXT: CLUBROOMS, WADESTOWN. TUESDAY NEXT: METHODIST SCHOOL, MOLESWORTH STREET. At 8 Each Evening, BE WITH THE WINNERSUPPORT MR. BRANDON. PALMERfITON NORTH. g; OY i 1 HOTEL., Modern Brlok Building. Electric Light Throughout. Boj 203. "Phono 94. A. E. HAYWOOD. Proprietor. JJASONIC HOTEL, NELSON. : HENRY BAIGENT, Proprietor, Hns muoh pleasure in informing tho travelling public that ho lias resumed tho conduct of this old-established Hotel. First-olaoa Aooommodatlon. Excellent Oulslno. f Lettors aud telegrams promptly attonded to. 1 £ Telephone 38. P.O. Box 34. j