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Taranaki Daily News, 2 November 1922, Page 1

ELECTION NOTICES. TARANAKI ELECTORATE. M R ' C E gELLRINGER THE GOVERNMENT CANDIDATE FOR TARANAKI, Invites the Electors to meet him THIS EVENING, NOV. 2, in the EMPIRE THEATRE, when he will deliver a Political Address. Ladies are specially invited to attend. Chair will he taken by His Worship the Mayor at 8 p.m. M R - S. G. S MITH WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS AS FOLLOWS: OMATA HALL—Thursday, Nov. 2. CARRINGTON SCHOOL—Friday, Nov. 3. KORlTO—Saturday, Nov. 4. Chair at 8 p.m. Ladies specially invited.

POLITICAL. J. B. H INE - REFORM CANDIDATE, Will address Electors as follows (chair each meeting at 8 p.m.): — MATAU SCHOOL—Thursday, Nov. 2. PUKENGAHU SCHOOL—Friday, Nov. 3. TUTUTAW A HALL—Sat.. Nov. 4. MAHOE HALL—Monday, Nov. fl. HUIROA SCHOOL—Tuesday, Nov. 7. NGAERE HALL—Wednesday, Nov. 8. KAIMATA HALL—Thursday, Nov. 9. DUDLEY ROAD SCHOOL—Friday, Nov. 10. BIRD ROAD SCHOOL—Saturday, Nov. 11.

GENERAL ELECTION. STRATFORD SEAT. JJOBtERT RASTERS, LIBERAL-LABOR CANDIDATE, Will Address the Electors as follows: MAHOE HALL—B pun, Thursday, Nov. 2. DURHAM ROAD—B p.m., Friday, Nov. 3. TOKO HALL—B p.m., Saturday, Nov. ,4. INGLEWOOD TOWN HALL-8 p.m., Monday, Nov. 6. LIBERAL-LABOUR LEAGUE. M R - D. L. A. A stbuey Will Address the Electors as follows: RIVERLEA HALL—Thursday, Nov. 2. Chair at 8 p.m. MANGAMINGI HALL—B p.m. Friday, Nov. 10. OMOANA —8 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 11. MOEROA —1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 11. EGMONT ELECTORATE. M R O. J. H AWKEN ’ MP ” Reform Member for Egmont, Will Address the Electors as follows: Matapu Hall, THURSDAY, November 2. Eltham Town Hall, FRIDAY, November 3. Chair at 8 p.m.

MISCELLANEOUS. (AOOD, strong Cabbage Plants, any quantity; 25 for 6d, 100 for 1/6, 500 for 6/-, 1000 for 10/-; cash with order; postage extra. Gavey’s, Devon St. d.w. QPECIAL Display of Ladies’ Underwear at Thorpe’s Corner.d.n. pRINCESS Petticoats at Thorpe’s CorA ner. Good honest value from 12/6. d.n. WF-STS! Vests! Secure yours now at * Thorpe’s. Splendid values now showing. d.n. trOSE at Thorpe’s Corner. Call and inspect our stocks from le pair. d.n. fTNDERSKIRTS at Thorpe’s Corner V 5/11, 7/6, 10/6, 13/11, 17/11, 22/6, to 59/6. All good value.d.n. npHORPE’S specialise in Corsets. ComA fort, price and satisfaction. From 4/11 to 35/-. d.n. Vl/ANTED —Pictures to Frame at cost ™ Price; Mounts and Glass supplied at half price.—Taranaki Picture Framing Co., opp. Nolan and Co.c.e. WANTED— Pictures to make the home ’’ look cheerful. We can supply at 50 per cent, below cost.—Taranaki Picture Framing Co., next GaUd’s.c.e. sale to Aina ten rs, Pie - W tures, Glass, Mounts and Moulding, at 50 per cent, below cost.— Taranaki Picture Framing Co., opp. Nolan and Co.

VK/ANTED— We must sell stock, as premises are sold. Aou can have same at your own price.—Taranaki Picture Framing Co. pot f STD—LFt us have that Costume or Suit to clean and press now. Get in early and avoid the rush. McCullough’s, opposite McNeills, Devon Street, New Plymouth.d.w. I^OUND— Hats! Hats! Hats! Straws and Panamas Cleaned and Blocked. Get in early. McCullough’s (opposite McNeill’s), * Devon Street, New Plymouth, d.’W. qpHE DEVON TEA ROOMS, Devon Street, New Plymouth, above “H. 8. Clothing- Factory. Dainty Morning and Afternoon Teas. All goods home