ELECTION CAMPAIGN

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3348, 28 November 1919, Page 5

ELECTION CAMPAIGN

————--——-,--@——A---------—--; MR GLEN’S ._gA_vNDIDATURE. ‘ V Mr Glenn, the Reform candidate for R-niigitiltei, spoke at Koeke last night, when there was a. large attendance, a vote of ‘tlianks -being unanimously carried ondflie motion of Mr Harris, seconded by Mr Green. At 8 ofclock he addressed the electors at Te Kapua, where it was impossible to get -all the people into" the building. Mix‘ 3likkelson proposed a vote of thanks to the candidate, which on being seconded by Mr McCarthy. was carried by aeclamation. These meetings were most cntliusiastie, and the best Mr Glenn has had so far. MR GLENN AT TOWN HALL ’ TO-NIGHT. Mr Glenn will deliver a political address at the Town Hall this evening. He will expound the policy of the party for which he stands. VVhile not an 01':1’to1', l\~[r Glenn has the -gift of clear and i_ncisiVp English, and there can be no question of his earnestness and sincerity. The eh:-i.ix will be talmn at 8 o’clock, MR MELDRULI AT BENNETT’S l SIDING. 1

General Meldrum addressed the elec~ tors ‘at Bennett’s- Siding last night, and spoke. to a most attentive and ap-pl’O(:i£lt-iVQ -audience for upwards of an hour and a-half. The chairman, Mr J. A. Anderson, in introducing the earididiate, referred to the overwhelming majorities gained by the?’ Lib-eral candidate at Bennett’s Siding in preVious elections, -and forecasted a similar result when the numbers go up on December 17th. At the conclusion of General Meldl'um’s address two questiong ‘were asked which were Lmswered to the entire szitisfaetion of the quesfioners and the audience. On. the 1110tion of Mr Tomlinson, seconded by Mr Irvine, :1 unanimdus vote of thanks and confidence was -accorded to the speakers with aeelanl'a.tioll.