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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 155, 7 December 1914, Page 1

TAUMARUNUI ELECTORATE. J HEREBY give public notice that all my Committees are dissolved as from December 7. Thanking you all for your kind assistance, which is appreciated, Yours sincerely, i W. T. JENNINGS. POLITICAL. EGMONT ELECTORATE. ./ WILKINSON will close his campaign by addressing the electors in Eltham Town Hall on the 9th. Chair at S o'clock. Gallery reserved for ladies and their escorts. P 0 L I TTI C A L. NOTICE. J notify that all Committees ill connection with my Candidature are disbanded as from TO-DAY (Monday), December (5, 1914. H. OKEY. New Plymouth, December a, 1914. NOTICE. 1 i of my Committees are disbanded .' as from Saturday, December Oth. . DAN. ,T. HUGHES. !! TARANAKI ELECTORATE. M R - D AX - J. H. UGHES The Opposition Candidate, for tho Taranaki Seat, WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS as follows: OKATO—MONDAY, December 7th. INGH3WOOD—TUESDAY, December Bth. NEW ' PLYMOUTH—Gcod Templar j; Hall, WEDNESDAY, December L 9th. ] Chair to be taken at 8 p.m., except ?. t a Albert and Lower Roads. t <] >-■<- & i a TARANAKI ELECTORATE. j MR. H. OKEY, Government Candidate 1 1 £vr the Taranaki Seat, will Address j 11 tho Electors as under:— LEPPERTON HALL—MONDAY, December 7 th. EAST END PAVILION—TUESDAY, December 8. FRANKLEY ROAD GYMNASIUMWEDNESDAY,'December 9. _ Chair at 8 p.m. TARANAKI ELECTION, AND GENTLEMEN—I regret that, owing to the short time between the rising of Parliament and the date of the Election, 1 am unable to hold Meetings at some ot' the smaller centres of the Electorate. Trusting, however, that I still retain your conlidence, I am, Yours faithfully, 11. OKEY. TO THE EG MONT ELECTORS. DAVID L. A. ASTBURY, Liberal Candidate for Egmont, will Address the Electors at the undermentioned places:— MANG AIUJME —MONDAY, Dec. 7. OPUNAKE—TUESDAY, Dee. S. MfANAIA—WEDNESDAY, Dec. 9. TAUMARUNUI ELECTORATE. £ADIES AND GENTLEMEN—I beg I to notify you that I will be a canI (:idate for the above electorate in the i Government interests at the forthcoming flection, and will take an early opportunity- of meeting you at the different centres to give an account of my stewardship during the last three years and to place my views before you on the j different subjects of interest. Yours, etc.. J C. K. WILSON. J JOHN BULL'S FINEST MOWER, •! "THE ALBION," in Lancashire, of British maic-j .j A rials, by British labour. The No. 12 | 1 •' is the lightest draueht and most perfect; J I '' , i •1 one-horse mower made. ; I The same applies to tho No. 9 TWO- ; I HORSE MOWER. j ! Call or send for Catalogue of Mowers, - Rakes, Iron Age Implements, 'M.ijrny" . Engines, etc., to j ' B. HARKNESS, o ! Juliet Street, Stratford. ir TrOROMIKO pRiVATE fJOSPITAL u j RATA STREET, INGLEWOOD. •I Matron: vv j NURSE MORGAN, certificated from St. 1,1 Helen's Hospital, Christchurch. it ; ~~ «obmuu the correct properties of fle»h - forming and tone-making materials in such a form tln'-t they dan lie readily assimilated, 7