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Taranaki Daily News, 10 November 1919, Page 1

POLITICAL. GENERAL ELECTION. 9 TARANAKI ELECTORATE. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I beg to offer myself for re-election at the forthcoming General Election, as your representative in Parliament. I stand as a Democrat in the interests of the people, and for good, sane, stable and progressive Government. Meetings are being arranged at the various centres, at which I will give an account of my stewardship, and outline a policy for the future. Your active support is cordially solicited. Yours Faithfully, SYD. G. SMITH. GENERAL ELECTION. TARANAKISEAT. SYD. GTSMITH JNVITES the Electors of New Plymouth and surrounding districts to meet him at the EMPIRE THEATRE, THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, NOVEMBER 13th. When he will deliver an Address on the leading political questions of the day. Chair to be taken at 8 p.m. Ladies and Returned Soldiers specially invited to attend. TARANAKI ELECTORATE. MEETING of GOVERNMENT SUPPORTERS will be held in the large room of the NEW PLYMOUTH SOLDIERS' CLUB TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), At 8 o'clock. -BUSINESS IMPORTANT. POLITICAL. WAITOMO ELECTORATE. AND GENTLEMEN,— I am a Candidate for above scat, which is the greater part, of the Tauj ninriiiiui Electorate, which I hare been associated with since the start of settlement. Familiar with every part of the King Country, I can still further assist in the further development, of it, and the betterment of the residents, if you return me again, as you have done me the esteemed honour on five occasions. My views arc well-known, and I have fulfilled them: —Equality of opportunity, security of tenure to the land tiller, and full justice to the workers, both male and female. The Returned Soldiers know that I stand at attention for them and their dependents every time. Yours Faithfully, WM. T. JENNINGS, M.l\ BUSINESS NOTICE. N J WISH to notify the public that my workshop and plant are undamaged by the recent fire, and that work will be continued with a full staff as usual. J. ABBOTT, Tinsmith and Plumber. MOTOR BARGAINS. Overland, two-seater, electric light and starter, a real good car, late model, done only 6000 miles, £270. Calthorpe, four-seater, everything alright, £225. Studebaker, late model, very smart threeseater, every, possible refinement £425. Chevrolet, nice 5-seater, had very little use. £250. ' Indian Motor Cycle, electric model, complete with genuine side-car chassis, coach built body, £lls. Worth much more. Indian overhead model, just completely overhauled, £OO. Indian, clutch model, £25. We are out to please you. Let us know your requirements. SPEDDING, STAINTON & CO., —MOTOR HOUSENEW PLYMOUTH. 'Phone 732. Opunake, 27th October, 1919. Telephone 164. Telephone 164. To Motor-Cyelists and Intending Motor-Cyclists, tlliere are bargains to be had at the ELTHAM MOTOR CYCLE REPAIR DEPOT. 1 3} h.p. "Bradbury," free engine, £27 10/-. 1 31 h.p. 3-spced "Triumph," £35 10/-. 1 3| h.p. (English) "Excelsior," 3-speed, £35 10/-. 1 34 h.p. "Sunu Viliers," 3-speed, £45 10/-. 1 31 h.p. "Royal Ruby," 3-speed, £45. 1 3i h.p. "8.5.A.," free engine, £4O. 1 5 h.p. "Royal Ruby" and coach-built sidecar, windscreen, lamp, horn, tools, complete, £9O. 1 fi h.p. "Rudge Multi," £SO. 1 21 h.p. "Royal Enfield," 2-speed, £55. 1 2} h.p. "New Imperial," 2-speed, £5-5. 1 34 h.p. "Humber," 2-speed, £35. \GENT for "Big X" and "Henderson," the two best motors on the road. DON'T FORGET, Motor-Cycle Repairs are my speciality. In case of break-down u the road, RING UP 164, J. H. BODLE Bridge Stmt