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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 57, 4 September 1943, Page 5

ELECTION NOTICES. DEMOCRATIC LABOUR PARTY ("Wo Fight for New Zealand"). OTAKI ELECTORATE. JAMES BARNETT will speak at WAIKANAE i Church Hall, Tonight, at 8. WELLINGTON EAST. MAJOR WALTER BISHOP will speak at MIRAMAR—South School, Monday, 8 p.m.; ■MIRAMARr-K.-S.A. Hall, Tuesday, 8 p.m. Hear and Support these Candidates of integrity, sincerity, and courage. . . WELLINGTON CENTRAL. - NO "HIDE-OUT," WITH HYDE IN!* OPEN-MINDED Electors of Central are invited to a Preliminary Meeting to meet Mr. W. Julius Hyde, 8.E., lately released from the Hydro-Electric Design Branch, P.W.D., for the purpose of his Candidature as an INDEPENDKNT, which was the first to be announced for CENTRAL, namely, April 17, and was reaffirmed on August 14 and 21. ' It is considered that the best and quickest way, under the circumstances, of reaching Electors, and the most convenient* for. them, is by means of a fairly comprehensive statement in booklet form. This will be in the printer's hands shortly and when delivered can be studied in comfort and discussed by Electors at their leisure. After that several General Meetings will be held, at which the Candidate will speak BRIEFLY and then answer qUMr!° UHyde studied and qualified Bachelor of Engineering, Civil and Electrical AFTER returning from Gallipoli; before and after that he had considerable practical farming experience, including breaking in bush ana swamp lands, as a "working" farmer. His only son is now a P.O.W. in Germany, Pilot (Captain) of a Stirling Bomber. ■ For the convenience of Electors who have other engagements on Tuesday, Mr. Hyde will be at the Hall from SEVEN p.m. to discuss matters with said Electors. . So come—without any obligation whatsoever (no collection) — when you can, and, after meeting Bill Hyde, a born and bred New Zealander, leave at your convenience. KENT TCE. PRESBYTERIAN HALL, " 1 and S p.m. TUESDAY, SEPT 7. WELLINGTON NORTH. •" ~~~ THE Radio is for the Parties alone I You have heard their broadcasts, but this is not a private contest between them. To hear the answer attend the Meetings of the INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE ARTHUR H. CARMAN, ■ TUESDAY, September 7—ST. .PETERS CHURCH HALL, Willis St. THURSDAY, September 9—METHODIST ■ CHURCH HALL, Webb St., at 8 o'clock. VOTE FOR THE MAN—NOT THE PARTY. VOTE CARMAN FOR NORTH. N.Z. LABOUR PARTY. Wellington East Electorate. ALL Members of all Branches are urged to attend a meeting of first importance in the R S A. Hall, cnr. Mahora and Coutts St., Kilbirnie, on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, at 8 p.m. NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY. j WELLINGTON CENTRAL ELECTION COMMITTEE. A. MEETING will be held in the Prime Minister's Committee Room, 41 Courtenay Pl.,> on MONDAY, September 6, at 7.30 p.m. Persons willing to assist and organise for a greater majority than in 1938 are invited to attend. G. FARROW, Tel. 54-596. Secretary. N.Z. NATIONAL PARTY. WAIRARAPA ELECTORATE. "jft/TR. J. J. MAHER will address Electors Morison's Bush Hall, at 8 p.m., September 4, 1943. Featherston Town Hall, at 8 p.m., September C, 1943. N.Z. NATIONAL PARTY. \VAIP.ARAPA^ ELECTORATE. MR. K. J. HOLYOAKE, National Candidate for Pahiatua, will Address Electors in,the STATE THEATRE, CARTERTON, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1943, at 8 p.m. : MADDISON, -The Really Independent Candidate. "\TEWTOWN PARK SUNDAY MEETING i-l CANCELLED. , Plenty of opportunity to hear hlni later. WANTED TO SELL. PAIR White Kid Evening Gloves, worn once, size G%; 255. Write 421 or Tel. 26-518. MISCELLANEOUS. ~ NURSES' and Waitresses' Aprons, Caps, Belts, Overalls, to order. Hemstitching, pverlocklng. Mrs. Collins, 90 Manners St. QTOMACH Relief Guaranteed. Mavex Comiks pound—ulcoration, sickness, .Indigestion. Boots, Chemists, elsewhere. Maves Agency, i Clifford Aye., Christchurch. WANTED, Painter, weekdays or weekends, material supplied. 14 Hopper St.