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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10499, 11 December 1911, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS SECOND BALLOT <MASTERTON SEAT G. R. SYKES. REFORM CANDIDATE, ILL ADDRESS -MEETINGS of ELECTORS AS UNDER:— E K ETA HUN A— Monday, at o p.m. MASTERTON TOWN HALL— Tuesday, at b p.m. On account of limited time at his disposal, Mr Sykes Avail not Be ablte to visit other parts of the Electorate.

REFORM REFORM G. R.J3YKES } x LL LADIES interested ii\ L form, and willing to assist the Ladies' Committee in the candidature of Mr Sykes at tilie Second' Bal-v lot, are requested, to meet at the Exchange Bui-MiHiigs, Queen Street, TO-' NIGHT (Monday) at 8 o'clock^ | Members o'f Ladies' Oomynitcect urgently requested to attend. I

MiR A. L. HERDMAN, M.P., [TILL deliver an address in tha T V PuMao Hall, EKETAHUNA, TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), at 8 o'clbck. EVERYBODY INVITED. MASTERTON ELECTORATE. SECOND BALLOT Mr a; w; aLL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS AT ALFREDTON, on MONDAY. EKfTAHUNA, on TUESDAY. / Chair taken at 8 p.m. MASTERTON ELECTORATE.

TO THE ELECTORS. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— T desire -to thank youfor tho very.. Qwnoairabile ptos-itioai' in you hhxe placed me on the po 1 !. Alttliougb a, Seooiid BaMbt must take place, I appreciate very kee.ily tho significant fact thaib so far I have had the majority of votes. Oai this occasion' the battlfe fis- Ibeing keenly fought. The Conservative party is sparing : mteiltlier funds nov pains to reverse. politicaly the positioni of the Maisterton-..district,' which, has always during the tost, twenty-one years been regarded one of the strongest Liberal ooaisttt'tuencics ini New Zealand.- I therefore trust yoii wall! rally your (forces- together .on the cojiiviinoing day and show that - Ma'sterton ,ite sibil'true,,to it's liberal) creed and' principles. A. W. HOGG.

TO THE ELECTORS OF WAIRARAPA. TENDER my warmest thaiuks- to my supporters . who showed their confidence in me. by placing mo at the -heail of the poll. .1 acknowledge t'hie fairness shown me .by my opponents, aiiid trust we may now bury the- political hatchet and all work for the common tlood<. W. C. BUCHANAN.