THE BYE-ELECTION.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 6 May 1907, Page 2

THE BYE-ELECTION.

MR DOCKIiILL AT BELL BLOCK. Mr. Duck rill addressed a full meeting at Hell Block on Saturday evening, Air. ''"e presiding. At the conclusion of his address, (he candidate was almost bombarded with ipiestions, especially concerning the Land Bill. One interrogate]-, after tiring emptying his sheaf, sat down, remarking, "I must say you're sound against the Laud Bill." An unanimous vote of thanks was aecoidetl Mr. Dockrill, on the motion of Messrs. Street and Bundle.

TO-NIOILTS MEIOTINfI,

This evening Mr. Okev, the Opposition candidate, speaks at the Theatre lioval; Mr. Doekrill at liahotu, and Jlr. Ma'lonc at Frankly Road Fiictorv (il a.m.), Oakum ( 1.3(1 p.m.), and Okrtfo Hall 8 p.m.

-All'; AV. T. Jennings, M.H.R., an elector of this district, addressed a large meeting at I'pper Carrington lioad 011 Saturday evening, 011 behalf of Mr. Dockrill's candidature. Air. AfcAlister presided, and at the conclusion of the address Mr. I{. Findlay proposed, and Mr. Shodroski seconded a hearty vote of thanks to Mr. Jennings for hia address, and confidence m Mr. Doekrill as a fit and proper person to represent Taranaki ill Parliament. After the meeting the ladies present entertained the visitors at supper for which hearty thanks was returned.'