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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 688, 6 December 1902, Page 1

It is to be hoped that Mr Moseley’s commission will see the awful slums oi the larger cities of the United States, as well as the factories in the neighborhood of which, and for the accommodation in too many cases of the workers in which, those slums exist. To those who care to inform themselves of whar is going on in the world, it has long since ceased to be novel or surprising to be told that the slum difficulty of the larger cities of the United States is much worse than any similar difficulty in any European country. —Napier Telegraph. We=tland, as well as the colony, could not count the claims which Mr Seddon has on its gratitude, and the electors will prove that these claims can never be forgotten at to-day's poll, by recording an overwhelming vote in favor of our member Only one advice we would give and that is that every man and woman to whom it is possible should record their votes and leave nothing to chance, so that jhgy mav five proof to the colony, that in Westland, °we know the Premier for the oreat and distinguished statesman and benefactor to the colony, that he is, and has always been,—Westland Times.