THE GENERAL ELECTION.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10495, 5 December 1911, Page 5

THE GENERAL ELECTION.

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"Sir—Mayl, ' dirougK your, col-; uamn'S, electorate' tto think wel 1 before ! voting for Mr Hogg's) opponents? i Let theni itake any plank of interest f to theimselVeS' in the so-called , fte-I form piatform, and ask themselves v Has not Mr' Hogg ably " Supported | these' riufeiis'ures in the past?' Is he not at least as- .well qualified to push thean in th» future as> either of his opponents.? Take the sixth plaritk in Mr Sykes' platform, Revision, of Customs Dirties,'£o as to reduce the cost of lirving. Tliis is of vital im>portance to eVery worker in the Dominion,' as. it is the only wfay the spending power ot our wages; cam be increased. Who has battled consistently (for years past to- bring about tilde- desirable state of affairs? Mir, A., W. Hogg. Who voted agjainst (him?' The Leader of the Reform Ok arty-r¥r W. *.Maesey. Stick 1 to the' man who has'been true .to you for' over twenty years%' In. Mr Hoigg'fi 'present state" of health a week's rest will' db him more- good than a week's electioneering. So rally round the grand old man on the 7th, and give himi'an'absolute majority on the first ballots—l am/ etc.,; • ' • • .■. ' : /.';;»USaiO. Kopuaranga, . : , December'4th, 1911'.