THE CANDIDATES

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 11 December 1914, Page 2

THE CANDIDATES

As both./the Kaipara candidates, Messrs Hoe and Coates, seeking the voters' favours to-morrow (Thursday), have had their last say in Helensville since our previous publication, and both candidates received a good and courteous hearing-, followed by the coveted " happy vote of confidence," the issue now rests with the.electors. Newspapers are barred by law to publish any matter having a tendency to influence votes for any particular candidate other than three clear days before the election, hence the omission of the reports of candidates' meetings from this issue. The polling booth for Helens_ville is the Court-house, and will open to-morrow from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m., Mr H. W c^j-no-^,, ac ting-

"lvro!?!rsnl)WS AND PICTURES IT has been a patent fact with the general public for nearly twelve months past that there was not room for two picture shows 'twice a week in Helensville, as upon most occasions both the Star Theatre (Foresters) run by Mr B. E. Williams and Becroft's Star Pictures (next door), were but sparsely attended upon both open nights. But now a happy conclusion has been arrived at, Messrs Becroft having acquired the balance of Mr Williams' lease, and as a consequence there will be but one picture show in Helensville, the public, we feel sure, will be more pleased, especially as patrons of these entertainments will no longer be greeted with the monotony of gazing upon empty chairs.