Otaki Seat.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 9 November 1911, Page 3

Otaki Seat.

SOOrAL AND POLITICAL. On Tuesday afternoon .Airs Hadfield, of Haclfield, ir ;i sui "At .Home" in the Coronation Mall, [ Paraparauinii, to meet Mr and Mrs C. A., W. I\l.oiickton. Two'hundred and fifty invitations wore issued, niul the majority of fchloso invited availed tli em selves of Airs Hadfiold's hospitality. Tlie haM was beautifully decorated and furnished as a drawing room. Afternoon tea was served, and many items, 'both vocal and instrumental, were listened t-o with great pleasure by tlie iniany guests present. In the evening M)- Monckton addressed, aimnt 150 electors, half the audience being ladies. The eand idate spoke for an hour and ■a. half and had an appreciative andience. Ho was asked several questions. Tlie answers to the questions were greeted with applause. The meeting terminated with the usual votes to the speaker and chair.