THE STRATFORD BY-ELECTION

Taranaki Daily News, 17 April 1920, Page 3

THE STRATFORD BY-ELECTION

MR. TIINE'S' CAMPAIGN 1 . The following has been supplied: The iork Road schoolhousc was tilled bv an audience of HO electors who were treated to an address by Mr. Hiac. who was splendidly received right through his meeting. Mr. A. King presided. At the close of the address Mr. Smith mov"t'i Inl1 n l. Mr ' W * Eichstawlt seconded: lhat this meeting- of York Road electors accords a hearty vote of thanks to ilr i-Ijuo for his able and interesting address and also for his efforts to keep the polities of New Zealand free from corruption, and expresses renewed conmnnce in ?,'r. .Mine as their- representative. The motion was declared carried by a very large majority. At the close of the meeting a strong committee was formed and there is every prospect of the lorlc Road workers showing good results on polling day.

A gonprnl mooting of Mr. Time's punpmtors will ] )( , l lo ] f l in tho Town llftUi 1 trattord, this (Saturday) afternoon at 2 o clock.

' MR. MASTERS' CAMPAIGN'. " Tlie folio,vi nff has been supplied: The in' * tnUfOTl1 ' w as Well nttend''.l mi 1 hursdny evening on the ocacsion of the General Committee meeting of the L'l'oml and Lab,,,- League. It is )10 - 'j n,,lt every meeting brings its ' , .' o s I'"™* wlm have derided to n-'ii'l'l" f i\~' T!lft significant i of (1,0 bruee eleetion was generalford mil ns " ffnml omc '" f or the Stratn,„ > T . l "' "I"'" 1 -''!' considered that, I , bruce electorate believed a good was essential to the '*t.er (,overnmenf. or tlie eountrv At ,he conclusion of the nieetino- Mr Masters addressed (hose assembled, friv■inVeVarl' 111 ' 1 '" f W>rk 11,, ' , ° m l' li sl'ed, i no1 S " 0(VI "K that the i vn " WUy "''va.ieed mci that of December last.