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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 508, 10 November 1928, Page 5

ELECTORAL. UCKLAND EAST ELECTORATE. LAGUIRE, OFFICIAL REFORM CANDIDATE, Will Address the Electors, rj*o- NIGHT (SATURDAY), pARNELL J^IBRARY, AT g P.M. Chairman: P. J. CRUMP, Esq. MONDAY —NEWMARKET METHODIST HALL, 2.30 p.m. MONDAY—ST. ANDREW’S, SYMONDS STREET, S p.m. Chairman: H. P. BURTON. TUESDAY—NEWMARKET MUNICIPAL HALL, 8 p.m. Chairman: MR. S. DONALDSON. TUESDAY —ST. SEPULCHRE’S HALL, KHYBER PASS, 8.15 p.m. Mr. J. Stewart, who stood for Auckland East last Election, will address the meetin.'? until 9 p.m., when Mrs. Maguire will take the platform. Chairman: P. J. CRUMP, Esq. MRS. ~\f AGUIRE RS. ItIAGUIRE (Reform Candidate for Auckland East), Explains Her Attitude Toward the LICENSING QUESTION. MRS. MAGUIRE FAVOURS—THE BARE MAJORITY. TWO-ISSUE BALLOT PAPER. IF PROHIBITION IS CARRIED THOSE EMPLOYED IN THE TRADE SHOULD BE FOUND EMPLOYMENT OR ELSE COMPENSATED. Grey lynn electorate. MRS. LOUISA PATERSON, Independent Labour Candidate. MONDAY, Nov. 12—Western Springs, at 7.45 p.m. C. Campbell, Chairman. O SKILL ELECTORATE. M ISS ISS Ellen tvtelville LLEN ltl- ELVILLE (OFFICIAL REFORM CANDIDATE) Will Address the Electors as under:— MONDAY—2 P.M., DE LUXE THEATRE, MT. ALBERT TERMINUS, LADIES’ meeting: 8 P.M., OLD MT. EDEN BUS CO. GARAGE, CR. MT. EDEN AND ST. LEONARDS ROADS. Chairman: MR. R. McK. MORISON. TUESDAY—? P.M., MT. ROSKILL HALL, THREE KINGS, LADIES’ MEETING. 8 P.M., EDENDALE THEATRE, ENDENDALE. Chairman: MR. T. McINDOE. All Electors Cordially Invited. N 1 The Auckland Executive of the New Zealand Bible in Schools League commends the following resolutions to the earnest-attention of all Christian electors and urges them, other things being equal, to give support at the forthcoming Parliamentary Poll to those Candidates who are in favour of the Reintroduction of the Bible and the Lord’s Prayer into the curriculum of the State Schools:— 1. Realising that the moral and spiritual welfare of a community is of greater importance than any party interests of any political organisation and that primary consideration in voting should be given to the highest well-being of the children, the League Executive calls on all supporters seriously to view the high responsibilities of the franchise aiid the duties of Christian citizenship a*nd to redouble their efforts to secure the election of Parliamentary candidates who have in the past consistently voted—or who will pledge their support in the future—for the Religious Exercises in Schools Bill, a Bill that has behind it the overwhelming weight of public opinion. 2. It also reminds all who uphold the national system of education that the provisions of the Religious Exercises in Schools Bill make no new departure in education, being associated with national systems in many other parts of the world, and are, in fact, already well established in the Secondary Schools of New Zealand. That the Secondary School system of opening with religious exercises should be extended to Primary Schools should occasion no distrust or fear. A.W. NEW ZEALAND, President, N.Z. Bible in Schools League. The following is a list (though incomplete) of those Candidates who have definitely declared in favour of thq Religious Exercises in Schools Bill: Electorates: Candidates: Auckland Central . .J. Joiner Auckland Suburbs . Sir James Gunson Auckland Suburbs .E. R. Allen Auckland West . . .F. Adeane Eden A. J. Stallworthy Franklin J. N. Massey Hauraki .••«•*. E. Allan Parnell J. S. Dickson Roskill Miss Melville Waitemata A Harris Bay of Plenty • . . Hon. K. S. Williams Hamilton Hon. J. A. Young Rotorua ....... F. 'F. Hockly Tauranga ...... C. E. Macmillan (P. Keegan Waikato (D. S. In Favour of Referendum Auckland East J. B. Donald PERCIVAL E. JAMES, Chairman, Auckland Executive. Against -prohibition. GAINST A ROHIBITION. Ml ARLINGTON-T>URKE, RLINGTON-J->URKE, HEAR A GREAT SPEAKER ON THIS VITAL QUESTION! Special reference to the American Presidential Election and its Significance. Big /ypen-air iteeting, IG VPEN-AIR ItJ-EETING, THREE LAMPS, PONSONBY, To-night (Saturday) O-NIGHT (SATURDAY) AT 7 P.M. Also at DEV ON PORT. EVONPORT, MARINE PARADE, OPEN A IR. pen -£*-ir. On iy£ONDAY', JJOVEMBER AT 8 P.M. 12, PROHIBITIONISTS ESPECIALLY INVITED TO COME AND HEAR THE OTHER SIDE.