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Taranaki Daily News, 13 December 1919, Page 1

STRATFORD ELECTORATE. H ON J; B, H mE Invites the Electors to meet him as under:— PURANGI, Saturday, December 13th, at 2.30 p.m. r MATAU, Saturday, December 13th, at 8 p.m. ,_ LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. T HE JJON. J B V JJINE WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS OP I STRATFORD IN THE TOWN HALL, STRATFORD, ! MONDAY, DECEMBER 15th, at 8 p.m. Dress Circle Reserved for Ladies and their Escorts. i GENERAL ELECTION STRATFORD SEAT, jyp. ROBERT RASTERS, Candidate for the Liberal and Labor League, will address the Electors at TOWN HALL, STRATFORD, Saturday, 13th, 2.30 p.m. Women only. KAIMIRO—In the School, Saturday, loth, at 8 p.m. TOKO ROAD, in the School, Monday, 15th, at 8 p.m. INGLEWOOD, Town Hall, Tues. 16th, at 0.45 p.m. STRATFORD. Picture Theatre, Tuesday, lfith, at 8.30 p.m. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. EGMONT ELECTORATE. HJR. ASTBURY will address the Electors in the: KAPUNI, Saturday, 13th. NORMANBY, Monday, 15th, KAPONGA (at 7.15 p.m.), Tu«fefc^, 16th. ELTHAM ATHENAEUM (8.30 p.m.), Tuesday, ICth. Chair at 8 p.m. EGMONT ELECTORATE. A LL Mr. D. L. A. Astbury's Committees have disbanded as from to-day. C. HARRISON, Secretary. PIHAMA LIBERALS. Committee and Supporters will be held in the Hall on SATURDAY, 13th inst., at 8 p.m. A. McKEOWN. EGMONT ELECTION. l\fß OSWALD HAWKEN, the Reform Candidate, will address the electors as follows: — ARAWHATA ROAD FACTORY—Saturday, 8 a.m. OPUA ROAD FACTORY—Saturday, 8 LADIES CORDIALLY INVITED. Chair at 8 p.m. ALL my Committees were disbanded from LAST NIGHT (12th inst). O. HAWKEN. OPEN LETTER. TO MR. ROBERT MASTERS. (Published by Arrangement). Sir, —Please pardon me for pointing out to you what a very despicable act it is to attempt to beat returned wounded soldiers for their billets, and to war workers. Such a proceeding is not only repu but unthinkable. Here we ht._ .. man fighting and bleeding for us while you were snugly at home "picking up the bobs," and it is to be hoped that the people of Stratford', who were so patriotic, will play the game, and, if they cannot vote Hino, stop at homo.. This letter is strictly non-parti-san, it being a matter of indifference to the writer whether a man who oll'endte against the rules of honor is a < Ward, Massey or Labor supporter, for I cannot stand by and see a returned soldier jumped on, and neither Viae, nor any of his supporters kiijw anything of its origin whatever.—l am, etc., FATHER OF SOLDIERS. RahotiL. December 12. QHIPMJJN/T of American Coarse Straw Flops, beautiful shades, at Mrs Pel lew's. , \LL shades American Sailor Coarse Steawfs at Mrs. Mfrfl^