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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 135, 31 October 1914, Page 1

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| TARAXAKI ELECTORAL DISTRICT, I is hereby given that a cOpJ of the Roll fof Wie District ia kepi for inspection by the public at the undermentioned places; where forms of Claim for Enrolment may be obtained:— Registrar's Office, Courthouse, New Plymouth. The Chief Post Office, Sew Plymouth. Post Office, Albert Road. Post Office, Bell Block. Post Office, Egmont Village. Post Office, Fitzroy. Post Office, Hillsborough. Post Office, Jnglewood. Post Office, Kaimiro. Post Office, Kent Road. Post Office, Korito. Post Office, Koru. Post Office, Lepperton. 'Post GflSce, Lower Mangorci. Post Office, Mangorci. Post Office, Oakura. Post Office, Omata. Post Office, Okato. Post Office, Tarurutangi. Post Office, Tataraimaka. Post Office, Waiongona. Gordge's Store, Vogeltown. Tfce Creamery, Smart Road. The Creamery, Hurworth. Tho Dairj Factory, Franklcy Rond. J. TERRY, Registrar of Elector*. Registrar's Office, New Plymouth, 80th October, IS>l4.

AND GENTLEMEN— Having been unanimously invited by the Liberal Leagues of our district to offer myself as a candidate in *an Libera] interest at the forthcoming election, I have much pleasure in consenting. I am a supporter of the Opposition led by Sir Joseph Ward, whose great services to the country are recognised by. all unbiassed persons. I shall in due course meet you at the different centres, and meantime beg to assure you of my sincere desire to serve tin; district. I have been closely connected with local politics for many years, and believe I can serve you faithfully and well. Your obedient servant, W. MORRISON. TARANAKI ELECTORATE. M R - DAN. J. HUGHES, The Opposition Candidate for the Taranaki Seat, WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS as follows: OKATO-lIEMPTON IT ALL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31. PATUA (Upper Carrington Road) SCHOOL-HOUSE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2. NEW PLYMOUTH THEATRE ROYAL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. Lower Carrington Road (Sclioolhouse)— 1 Thursday, November 6. Oakura—Friday, November 7.

Chair taken at S p.m. TO THE EGMOXT ELECTORS. AND GENTLEMEN—"Get on the Land" is veiy good advice, but just at the present time "Get on tlie Electoral Roll" is better! I want Liberal electors to make a move at the various centres towards organising our forces. Do it for the Hake of the causa! I have, etc., DAVID L. A. ASTBURY. TO THE EG MONT ELECTORS. AND GENTLEMEN—- | I am again a candidate for your sufjfriges at the General Election, and jwill take an early opportunity to adI dress you at the various centres. | Mr Astbm-y will address the Electors i as under: j Miingiihume School, SATURDAY, 31st. I Chair to bp taken at S p.m. Ladies specially invited. 1 DAVID L. A. ASTBURY.