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ELECTORAL JAY ORAL. J 7 LECTION, AUCKLAND CITY. rji gLOODWOKTII LABOUR CANDIDATE FOR MAYORALTY Will Deliver Addresses as Follows: TO-NIGHT (Tuesday)—S p.m., Le>> Institute, Ponsonby. Subject—Loans and Rating. How Busi- . ness and the Worker are affected. Chairman: M. J. SAVAGE, Esq.. M.P. TO-MORROW (Wednesday)—s p.m. Grey Lynn Library Hall. Subject—Sales of City Lands and Leases Chairman: MR. C. A. WATTS. J.F. FRIDAY. April 26.—S p.m.. Remuer. Library Hall. MONDAY. April 2i».— S p.m.. St. Benedict's Hall. East St. TUESDAY, April GO.—> p.m . Parnell Library Hall. ELECTION DAY. MAY 1. VOTE FOR BLOOD WORTH AND BETTER TIMES. ~yj A Y O R A L M H. E, V Will speak at the Display Advt M T ALBERT MAYORAL ELECTION. M L. E. Will Address the Eleoi J_> IiODES »rs as under: — TO-NIGHT (Tuesday), at George’s Hall. Mt. Albe Chairman: The Hon. Fotvlds. TO-MORROW (Wednesda: at S o'clock. —Jubilee land. „ Chairman: T. M ■ Bisse ALL ELECTORS ARE URGED TO ATTEND. JJARBOUK ]>' J^LECTION. COMBINED DISTRICTS OF FRANKLIN AN D MAXUIvAU THLj BOROUGHS OF PUKEKOHE AND OTAHUHU. AND T !! E rm .T!'T V , N , BOARD DISTRICTS OF TUAIs-At . MERCER. WAllikl . TTOW ICK. ! A [AN UREW A, PAPATOETOK, ANl> PAPAKURA. M r E p 7BENEZER A 1 .LAN ODDFELLOWS’ HALL. TUAKAU TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). AT P.M. DENTISTRY A PERFECT CET ERFECT ‘JET Teeth EETH £2 12s Cd. Fillings of All Kinds orRemodelling Set .. .. £1 10 0 Painless Extractions .. 0 2 6 Extraction 0 10 EXTRACTIONS FREE WHEN SETS ARE ORDERED H. W. FSogT: DENTIST. Late University Pennsylvania. U.S-A-. and Wellington. THIRTY YEARS’ EXPERIENCE ! JELLICOE CHAMBERS , (Next “Herald”). AUCKLAND. i ‘ HAMILTON (WESLEY CHAMBERS) i

her private dweliinghouse, flat or rooms', a such address being the address c registered on the subscribers certi- f cate of registration, or in his or hen c garden attached to such dwelling-house, c fla t or rooms. t U 5) £lO if as the result of an accident ( above described the subscriber shall c fracture a leg above the ankle, or an ( arm above the wrist, or shall sustain v a broken jaw or collarbone. ( CHILDREN’S ACCIDENTS (1G) £5 will be paid to the parent whose t i name appears on the registration form s I in the event of an accident to his or her child over the age of six and under , the age of 16 years causing broken arm t above the wrist or broken leg above the * ankle, providing 6uch accident is the ( ; direct result of one of the aforemenI tioned and defined accidents and not occur during employment. r PROVIDED ALWAYS that the above > Undertaking and Agreement is subject t to the following special conditions which ' ■ are of the essence of the contracr .namely. ; (a) The scope of the Insurance is re- < » stricted to accidents happening in New j Zealand and to steamers sailing within ; New Zealand territorial waters. < <b> In the case of death, such death , must result within 30 days after the , ? accident. I 1 (c) That notice or the death and the | - accident be given within forty (40) days , 3 after the accident by the subscriber or 3 representative to THE SUN Newspapers. ( Ltd.. Auckland. ■ td) IN THE CASE OF PERMANENT ' TOTAL OR PARTIAL DISABLEMENT that notice of the accident be given by \ the subscriber as aforesaid within fourteen (14> days of the accidenL t (e) IN THE CASE OF TEMPORARY -i TOTAL DISABLEMENT that notice of 3 the accident be given by the subscriber t as aforesaid within seven (7) days of the { accident. (f> That Medical Certificates and other necessary information be furnished by 1 the claimant upon request. 3 (g) That the total liability in respect of r claims arising out of any one railway