GENERAL NEWS.
iMJNIvifI.YS PATRJOTfO WIsD. Dunedin, Last flight. At n meeting- of the executive of the fhnpio Patriotic Association to-day, tinfollowing motion was earned:—"That v.'itl) a view to, first ascertaining the intention!) of the Government regard■;:iS members of the expeditionary lore" who may be incapacitated and the" dependents of those who may lav down lheiv ■lives for the Umpire, i(e sum nt credit under the head of 'unconditional' ix; left unallocated-." ,
THE fASHBTJRTON SEAT. .'Ashburton, Last Night. Mr. W. S. Maslin, Opposition candidate for Ashbvu-ton, opened his election enmpaign here by addressing a fairly large audience in the Theatre. Eoyal tonkjlit. He spoke for close on two" hours
on approved part/ lines, dealing with W naval question, finance, (Civil' Service; anil the administration of Government, all the work of which he denounced. He stated that he was against the Bible in schools. He, received a sympathetic hearing, and a vote of thanks and confidence in him as the future representative, and in the Liberal party, was carried unanimously.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 139, 5 November 1914, Page 8
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168GENERAL NEWS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 139, 5 November 1914, Page 8
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