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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 11711, 4 May 1935, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. H? L * Trinity Ladles’ Guild will hold a sociah afternoon in the Parish Hall on Wednesday, 29th May. Proceeds Church Painting Fund. MAYORAL CONTEST. M R B. C. ROBBINS will give a brief address in reply to statements made from the public platform at an open air meeting on the Strand Monday evening after the fireworks display. TO RATEPAYERS, TE PUKE RIDING. JN offering my services to you as member for your riding, I do so confident that I can be of service to you. I have had several years of local body experience^—as a member of Whangarel County Council; also in Waikato. I am thoroughly conversant with local body finance, also in maintenance and construction of roads. The whole of my interests are in Te Puke Riding, therefore you can rest assured I will be working in your interests. I am not pledged to any party or clique and I have no axe to grind. My one aim will be to see that every ratepayer in the riding gets a fair deal. P. McKENNA. TAURANGA ELECTRIC-POWER BOARD. J AGAIN offer my services on the above and will continue my efforts, on behalf of consumers throughout the Board’s district. Yours sincerely," C. E. S. GANE.

COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION., XJAVING been requested to again ■“■represent the Te Puna Riding, it is my intention to continue the present policy of metalling all' by-roads without recourse to further borrowing or the formation of special rating areas. No opportunity has been missed or will be in the future, to relieve the Riding of the Kaimai highway. Yours sincerely, C. E. S. GANE. COUNTY OF TAURANGA. HOSPITAL BOARD ELECTION. TyE, the undersigned, solicit a fair measure of support for Mr A. W. T. HYDE at the forthcoming Election. Mr Hyde is a progressive farmer in the Katikati district, and takes a keen interest in County matters, and if elected would-be a most useful member (jin the interests of the farming community. (Signed) N. A. BLOMQDIST C. HUME E. MARSHALL DR. STENHOUSE COUNTY ELECTIONS.

jyjEETINGS will be held as under— Otumoetai School, Monday, 6th May, 7.30. Gate Pa, Church Hall, Tuesday, 7th May, 7.30. ' All candidates for local bodies invited to speak. • ■ C. S. MOFFATT, Convener. MONDAY, KING'S JUBILEE. TVAURANGA Drapers will all be closed on MONDAY, May 6th, in honour of the above. WANTED TO BUY TV/'ANTED. — Baconers, 121-1601 b;, sjd lb.—R. Wallis, 'phone 20W. WANTED KNOWN A NEW line of smart winter felts from 4/11. Bemberg hose 4/11, 5/6. —Mrs Brooks, Devonport Road. EXCHANGE Manawatu property of 51 acres, fully equipped with first class buildings, situated very handy to Palmerston North, is offered in exchange for a larger place of 100 to 200 acres between Katikati and Te Puke. Anyone interested in an exchange kindly get in touch with me immediately. R. G. CRAMER-ROBERTS. ESTATE AGENT ’Phones: 309 office; 364 private MOTOR OABB. THE NEW 1935 14 H.P. VAUXHALL IS NOW ON VIEW. C. F. WASHER, LTD., WILLOW STREET. Thone 130 Private 257TWO REMARKABLE RACHEL CREAMS. Let Rachel Cold and Vanishing Creams give yon a petal-smooth youthful, and attractive complexion. Rachel Cold Cream frees the pores from clogging grime and removes make-up; Rachel Vanishing Cream makes powder cling close and evenly.—l/6 Jar from R. H. Hay, Chenp For Coughs and Colds, never falls. Woods’ Great Peppermint Core