[Ephemera, pamphlets about politics and cards promoting political candidates in elections. 1900-1909].

Includes pamphlets featuring:

Post 1892: The Liberal editor's creed. Printed by E J D Johnson, printer, Willis Street, Wellington.

1900: Progressive Liberal Association (Christchurch) manifesto, December 1900.

Ca 1900: Grey Lynn Radical Association. Constitution

1902: What has Atkinson done? What Atkinson hopes to do

1903: John Miles Verrall. State bank versus state bonds and the Bank of New Zealand

1903: The record premiership of New Zealand. Invitation to celebrate Seddon's 10th year as PM.

1905: J F Arnold, Progressive Liberal Labour candidate, for Mornington

1905: W H P Barber - Newtown Parliamentry election. Card with portrait, plus flier.

1905: Newtown election. Dr and Mrs Chapple will address the ladies of Kilbirnie. (Card and 2 copies of flier)

1905: Christchurch South electorate. Mr J Hadfield, a slave to no party. Pamphlet with portrait.

1905: Jas T Hogan, political candidate. Card with portrait.

1905: C H Izard, Liberal candidate in Wellington North. Postcard with portrait.

1905: E G B Moss. Address to the electors of Ohinemuri

1905: George M Yerex. Clean politics and the issues of today

1905: Pamphlet about the New Zealand Alliance (No-License, Liquor laws, etc)

1905: The new libel law. Letter to the editor of the Evening Post, 31 October 1905.

1905: Cartoon. The "Terrible Taylor" and his marionettes. From "Hustler" - issued with.

1905: Supplement to "Liberal herald", 1 September 1905. The Auditor-General's report. NO VOUCHER; no payment to Captain Seddon. Signed J K Warburton

1905: Yerex versus London. Chronicle Print, Petone [Flyer. 1905]

1906: Hon Sir W R Russell. Postcard with portrait.

1907: C H Wildsmith. To the electors of Lower Hutt.

1908: F G Bolton. Wellington North election. Postcard with portrait (2 copies)

1908: Is British fair play dead? Signed F G Bolton

C Boxshall, the Opposition candidate, Christchurch East. Card with portrait.

1908: Vote for Charlie Izard (cardboard key)

1908: I voted for Fisher; I wish I had. Postcard

1908: R W Short, Hutt electorate. Postcard with portrait

1908?: Mr T E Taylor and the wage-earners

1908: General election; Great national policy. Low rents, high wages, cheap commodities, no unemployed, no strikes, abundant wealth for al. A catechism by E T Evans (Pamphlet. 2 copies)

1909: Sir Joseph in London. Postcard.

Quantity: 31 b&w photo-mechanical print(s).

Physical Description: Lithographs and letterpress on cards and pamphlets, sizes varying