Political Notes.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7981, 18 November 1905, Page 2

Political Notes.

Mr T. C. Mills, a candidate lothe Taranaki seat, address,.,! ihe electors at thd following centres:— Moluroa on Monday. Cajnaiu Hood in t l.e chair : Frankley lload on I'uevday. Mr L. .Jackson'in the chair; I.ower Miingorei ( . M U.-.lnesday, C. F. Gltdhill. cltairnian : I pper Mangorei on Thursda\'. Mr .J. Itrown. chairman. The addresses, which were delivered in plain mid forcible language, land Mius candidate's policy met with applause ! hroughout. unamiiious votes of ihanks wer«i accorded the speaker at •ach centre. A similar compliment was voUd lo tlw jti'esiding clvair men. Mr Mills addresses Ihe ,-h-ct ors at I pleird Koad on Uednestlav and ' lurst lio<"m> Uoad on Thm sda\ , as advert i^ ( <!.

Mr E. M. Smith bad a well attended airl enthusiastic meeting at Oakiira on Friil.iv fsvening, Mr Morris presiding. (Ireat, interest was manifested in the candidate'?- address, and at the close several questions were asked and replied to .satisfactorily. A vote of thanks, proposed by the Chairman and seconded by Mr Harrison, was carried u aiiimously. Mr Smith is much gratified at the cordial reception be lias met with at bis coastal nne'ings, and feels very oonfident of success at the poll.