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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 145, 14 November 1914, Page 1

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15. QRCHESTRAL QONCERT. VISIT NEW PLYMOUTH'S BEAUTY SPOT. On SUNDAY AFTERNOON NEXT At 3 o'clock. Enjoy the Beautiful Bush and Ferns and hear the Sweet Music by MRS GEORGE'S SPECIAL ORCHESTRA, assisted by the Citizens' Band. 'Buses will leave the centre of the town for the grounds. A Collection will be taken up, to be equally divided between the East and West End Improvement Committees. 0. TABOR, Chairman. rriO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! AT AMBURY-S CORNER. TWO GREAT TEMPERANCE ORATORS, Mrs. LEE-OOWIE and ReT. B, B. 8. HAMMOND, Rector of St. Symon's, Sydney, (SEVENTH DAY ADVJ3NTIST CHURCH, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15. BULLER STREET.-7 p.m. Subject: "Will the Present International Crisis U9her in the Millennium?" WESTOWN HALL. FRIDAY, MJVEMBER 20. £JONCERT AND J)ANCE. PROCEEDS IN AID OF POOR IN BELGIUM FUND. A GOOD TIME FOR 'ALL, ADMISSION-Concert la, Children 6d. Dance, Gents la 8d; Ladies Ib. H. MARFELL, Hon. Sec.

fTHB REV. E. B. S. HAMMOND, Hector of St. Simon's (Church of England), Sydney. Will give ADDRESSES ON PROHIBITION At Meetings under the auspices of the Taranaki No-License League: SATURDAY, at 8 p.m.—Open Air, corner of Devon and Brougham Streets. SUNDAY (Men's Meeting), at 3 p.m.— Good Templar Hall. SUNDAY, at 8.30 p.m.—Good Templar Hall.

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION, 1914. TAUMARUNUI ELECTORATE. To the Electors T REGET very much that owing to the shortness of notice that the General Election is to take place this year, that it is impossible to visit every part of the Electorate and I trust that no Elector will thiuk that I have neglected to visit his District. I have lived in the Electorate for seven years, and if elected, I intend to still reside here and to visit regularly the whole ef the electorate. My platform is; 1. Reform wherever needed.

2. The Freehold Tenure every time. 3. Borrowing for Reproductive Works 4. Vigorous prosecution of Roads and Railways. 5. Postponement of payment of rent and rates until settlement lands are provided with permanent roads.

0. Land and employment for everybody. 7. Right for everyone to work for a living wag«.

I am standing as an Independent Reform Candidate pledging myself to support Progressive legislation emanating ktm either party, Subject only to the condition that, en a no-oonfldence mtitu, I T»te Tfith tlrt present Government. I pledge myself to go to the Poll.

Y«nr : « faitbftiHy, Si W. SHORTIiAND. Tatraarußui, November Bth, 1914. (gUMMER fJOMIOKTS In FOOTWBAB Just Opened Up. BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, Suitable for Summer Season. Call and have First Selection. t AM £~palr» Pfeatly and Promptly Ex««nted. I 20 Years' Exjjpfienee in Inglewood. J. P. iAfiSEN, Boot Importer, RATA BTREEPj INGEEWOG&