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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 138, 28 February 1918, Page 7

ELECTION NOTICES. .' . ■ ' 1 .8' T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,- ( •*-' TO-DAY your vote will decide whether the Constituency of , Wellington North will be represented in Parliament by Mr. Luke's whole-hearted support of the National Government, or by the forces which are behind Mr. Holland in this election. ME. LUKE, who hae fought a good, clean fight, has had to contend with misrepresentation not only of himself, but of the National Government. This misrepresentation has been exposed. The Eleotore lave not been deceived by the artifice and intrigue which have been employed against him, and to-day will vote with a clear understanding of the high ideals and loyal cauee he stands for ae a supporter of the National Government. They will know how to mark their disapproval of the at- ( tempts that have been made by interested parties to split the ' vote for the National Government, to create in the minds of the "' electors an atmosphere of doubt and Buepicion, to complicate D what otherwise would have been a straight-out, issue between tho Win-the-War Party and the forces behind Mr. Holland. To accomplish their ends Mr. Luko's opponents have deliber- jj ately exposed the Constituency of Wellington North to the risk of being repreeonted in Parliament by interests which, if allowed ' ' ' to prevail, would seriously prejudico their country in tho great. Tight for Freedom. When you get to tho Ballot-box to-day • ■' • . Z ■ . eemembek' youe country!; ' ■■■■■■■ ■ •■'.-■. t: youb king and'country, the cause of loyalty and ' .. p . liberty need your vote to-day! ' ■ ■• ' •■■•' ' ' • W ■■- :■ ■• ■ ■ : ' .' . .. di ■ •"'■■ ■ ~ FOR ' ■ ' . ' - ■• b: , ■■■■■•'■ ■ i. and .■■■-■■- ■■• /-;:';.. I ■ "- ■• ■ " . '. ; " ' ■' ■ ' . . ll! .'•: le m ■•■:■ • . di .-.-•■ ..'... BV ' . . ...... . • ■ ... . . ■ 8J ■■ - • . ' ■ ■•.• • .■ • pi •.. : .. . . . . ■ u: .. •...ELECTORS ' ■■■■•.'■:'■■-■:■■' ..: WELLINGTON -■■■' * ■ ■ ■ ■■■•■.■■•■•....• ■ ii : ■ EEMEMBEE •--■-. .'-'■: ..'.'« ■ ' ■ - ' ii STANDS FOE ' . ' V LABOUR. — T\EMOOEAOY — DEOGIBSS ABOUB — JLFeHOOEAOY — I J 0 G B E 8 8 ... 1 AND ■• . ALL rPHAT TS ' TOST JN TJEITISfi T IBEETY. AliL I'flAT Is JOIEST IN JJEITIBH JUIBERTY. TELEPHONE «05, ( . .. ■. • . . ..■/'■'■

TOURIST RESORTS. ©TAB HOTEL, ALBEET ' BTBEET, " E AUCKLAND. Under New - Management. Tirlfl from 10s. 6d. per day. E '•''■• • '. . B. J. ATKINS,. Proprietor. BALIiY-HO! BALLY-HOI SUMMER WITH TJB AGAIN. WHEN riaiting Napier make the Pro. vlnolal Hotel your HeadQaartere. The Offlolal Home lor the Troops. Why not for you also? Tariff Moderate. One minute Station, Theatre, Parade. T.. A. HEATH, 1 Proprietor. PLYMOUTH, The Garden of New Zealand. 5 Spend a holiday at "Niger" House. J Beautifully situated, overlopktnj; the 11 town and aea. Every convenience, elcc- '• trio light throughout, hot and cold baths . e Three minutes from Eliot Street tram 1 stop. Taxis meet all trains. '• , Telegrams—"Niger," New Plymouth. 1 MISSES BRANLEY >ND BATES, Proprietresses. e i I P I 0 T 0 N. I. f\XLEY'S HOTEL (opp. Post Office and e \J facing Harbour), r Modern Brick Buildinß. Firet-olass Ao--0 commodatlpn for TourieU. etc.- Hot and Cold Bathe. ■ . . Lightod throughout, with Eleotriclty. L&unohing Ptrt-.en can bo arranged for Trips to Sounds. Telegrams: "Osley's," Pioton. P.O. Box 22 F. A. OXLEY. Proprietor. HOTEL, • NELSON. HENRY BAIGENT, a . Proprietor, f Has much pleasure in informing the travo elling public that ho has resumed tho i. conduct of this old-established Hotel.B ' ■ ,' Flret-oiaee Accommodation. ; Excellent ' • • Ouisino. Lottere and tdesrame promptly attended to, Telephone 38. P.O. Box 34. NELBON-THE BUNNY SOUTH. SPEND YOUE'HOLIDAYS AT WAINUI," NELSON. Firet-olass modern Private House, Within eaiy die- ' tanoe of town, oltuatod on bank's of MataL "Wainai" Iβ the Popular Home fot visitors and tourists. Oars meet all boats and 'trains. First.olass accommodation. Tariff, 10a. per day, weekly by arrangement. Telegrapblo addrese, "wainui," Nelson. 'Phone " 851 MRS. H. OEUMPTON, Proprietress WANTED Known-Acourate Bight-test-ing and Porfect Glasses. Biokerton, Optician, Mannors Street. —

WELLINGTON NOHTH EMOTION.. • nnHE NEW ZEALAND ALLIANCE And. the • . . . . WELLINGTON NO-LICENSE LEAGUE Have lad NO CONNECTION, EITHER DIEEGTLY OR INDIRECTLY, with the pub. lioation of the cartoon known as "THE THKEE B's." W. J. COMKIE, Chairman o! Executive, N.Z.A. B. G. DEKTON, President Wellington No-Incense League. NOTICE TO SHOPKEEPERS AND FAOTOEST OOOUPIEKS. WELLINGTON NORTH ELECTION, "THUE&DAY, the » FEBEUAEY, 1918. SHOPKEEPERS in the Wellinston North 53 Electorate, whoso ahops are required by the Shops an! Offices Act to be Closed for a, weekly half-holiday, are notified that, pursuant to Section 123 of tho Legislature Act, 1808, the half-holiday for this week should ibe observed from 1 o'clock on Polling Day (Thursday), instead of on the day psually observed. Factory occupiers in the Electorate are notified that taore is no alteration m the niraal Saturday half -holiday; but that on Polling Day each employee rhall bo-afford-ed a, reasonable opportunity of recording hie rote -without doduotion of ware's for the time so occupied not exceeding one working hour. G. J3. Li&HTFOOT, , Officor-in-charge. Department of of Labour, Wellington. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. WHARF BUSINESS HOURS: WELLINGTON NORTH ELECTION DAY. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on tho day of the Wellington North Election. THURSDAY, 28th Fl',B--EUARY, 1318 tho Wharves and btorej of the Board will CLOSE for business at- tho hour of 4 p.m. (inetoad of 5 p.m.), in. order to afford employees in the. above Electorate a reasonable opportunity of recording their votes on the day of Election. H. E, NIOHOLL6, Secretary. Harbour Board Offlcos, Wellington, N.Z., Zlßt February, 1918. PALMEBBTON NORTH. EO YA L HOTEL. Hodern Brlok Building. Elcctrio Light Throughout. Box 203. 'Phone 94. A. E. HAYWOOD, Proprietor. H. E. LUMLEY, MABTINBOROUGH. T&/TOTOR Mail Service, Foatherston-Mor-J.YJL tlnborongh and Surrounding Dietrlota. All trains met. Oars, Honei, and Qigi Utt Hire. "Phone No. 2.