GENERAL ELECTIONS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 136, 2 November 1914, Page 4

GENERAL ELECTIONS.

THE TAP.ANAKI ELECTORATE MR. D. J. HUGHES AT UKATO. Mr D. J Hughes, who is' conlestin-' ■ue Taranaki seat in the Opposition i„. forests, ad.lre«ei his first Jnmiu.r in the campaign on Sai-unlay night, when between seventy and eighty Sectors assembled in the Hempton Hail to hear ZJT S U ? is was state(l *o lb e the J.trgest attendance for years at a meetpTOitedolß kiDd ' &S - A - Daiky

JMr Hughes was soon at home with hi* «whence; ? mI > as «■ practical Taranaki lanner interested the farmers of his audience with many points of the pohheal and industrial situation the settler, could well understand and anircou.o. The policy and ndministraiion of the present Government came >n for some nard knock. Mr Hughes • poke for about an hour and threequarters and received a most cordial -'earing and hearty applause. He wag accorded a, vote o! thanks.

Mr Hughe, ~, at p t ehoolroon. (Upper Carringtbr. rood), 0 , Wednesday at Bell Block, Thursday at f-owcr Carvrngton road., and on Friday rL^% ? - owin " to t,ie Theaibr'e Koyiu being unavailable, the New Plymouth mcetins; hai been postponed, '

WELLINGTON' SUBURBS SEAT. % relcgraph.-Per Press Association

~ T _, Wellington, Last Night. Mr ,T. E. Fitzgerald opened his campaign or «,* Suburbs scat at Pah™, lanui last night. Tie declared himP,f i° Wer of tlle Great lii'bcral laity, whose watchword was "Trust *? P Tll' n T ' ,e candi<i;l t« also condemned the Government for failing to carry out various nromises made before last general election.