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Taranaki Daily News, 7 October 1918, Page 1

ELECTION NOTICES. TARANAKI BY-ELECTION TARANAKI BY-ELEGTION. TARANAKI BY-ELECTION TARANAKI BY-ELECTION. TARANAKI BY-ELECTION TARANAKI BY-ELECTION, JOHN COOTETT, THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT CANDIDATE. THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT CANDIDATE THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT CANDIDATE. No ingenious efforts at camouflage are required in connection with Lis policy. He supports the Win-the-War Party. He stands for Loyalty and Liberty. He is out for Equal Service and Equal Sacrifice. He is a determined opponent of Bolshevism and Bolshevik methods. LOYAL AND PATRIOTIC ELECTORS! Do not slumber in a sense of false security on Polling-day, October 10. Your right to vote carries your duty to vote. It is a solid and incontrovertible fact that the stay-at-homes decided in favowof Fraser, the Red Fed. candidate, at the Wellington Central Election. Think! Only 4719 Electors thought it worth while to vote, out of 0176 eligible electors. OUR SOLDIER BOYS SAY: You urged me to enlist—mat are you doing? Support the Old Glory (Union Jack) and keep it fluttering in the breeze. I shall be standing by watching you, but I will not be visible. Wet or Fine—Be sure to Vote. Business 'or Pleasure —Bo sure to Vote. CONNETT is the Win-the-War Party Candidal R. 0. ELLIS, Hon. Organiser.

I»aranaki jg y-election! THE HON. D. H. GUTHRIE Will Deliver AN ADDRESS AN ADDRESS AN ADDRESS . On Behalf-of THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT At the PEOPLE'S PICTURE THEATRE, PEOPLE'S PICTURE THEATRE, ',Near G.P.O.} On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1918, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1918, AT 8 P.M. Admission by ticket only up to 7.55 p.m. Apply— R. 0. ELLIS, Hon. Organiser, National Govt. Candidate. .fARANAKI JJY-ELECTION JOHN CONNETT (The National Government Candidate) JNVITES the Electors to meet him as follows: •v. MONDAY, Oct. 7—Tataraimaka Patua Cheese Factory, 8.30 a.m.; Westown Hall, 8 p.m. TUESDAY, Oct. B—Waiongona Creamery, 8.30 a.m. ; Oakura Hall, 8 p.m. My Paramount Plank—"WlN THE WAR FIRST." , PUBLIC NOTICES. IJHEOSOPHICAL gOCIETY Brougham St. Shaw's Building. MR. J. ROSS THOMSON, (General Secretary of the N.Z. Sec j tion, Theosophical Society) \yiLL deliver a Public Lecture on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, at 8 p.m. Subject: "The Message Theosophy Has for the World." Cordial invitation to all. Note address: Two doors from Hannah's Building. Collection. £JYD. SMITH favors Moderate Legis' lation. Vote for Smith. v "OUR DAY,' 1 Q.R AND QO N CERT IN THE GOOD TEMPLAR HALL. WEDNESDAY; OCTOBER 16, 1918, At 8 p.m. MADAME VIOLET MURPHY will sing. Assisted by Mrs. Birch-Johnston, Miss Leatham, Sergeant-Major Gill and Mr. Cooper. Tickets, 2s. Box Plan at Collier's, open Saturday, October 5. Booked Seats 3d «t»