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Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 134, 4 December 1919, Page 2

THE GROCERY BILL TS the largest bill of your house. It will * not be so if you deal at L. RATHI BONE'S, 152, Lambton-quay. He buys for Cash, sells for Cash,' and keeps the Prices Down. HERE IS THE'PROOF 1 251b Flour, Clement's Tonic, 4a 3d per bag., 2s lOd per bottli V"/ Po, wder Highlander (Ldmonds), Mjik, ' largest size, 2 tins Is sd. Is lid pei- tin. Cheddar Cheese, /mSu o" as , lOd P^. tin. (New Season), Jellies, ■ Is Id per lb. 4 packets Is. wu n Loosa Cocoa (lhree Crown), (R nest Q uaUty) lsperlb &pe?lb. ' Lemon Peel, Granose Biscuits Is 6d per lb. (why pay more?), Macaroni, Hd packet 7d per packet. Jain, Vermicelli, 61b tins net weight, 7d per packet. 2s 7d per tin. Custard Powder Jam, (Freeman's), 3 tins l s sd. Is 8d large tin, Safety ■ Matches, Pudding Powders 6d per packet. (Freeman's), Caustic Soda 3 tins Is. _ (Crosfields), Breakfast D-Light Ud per lb tin. (The ideal breakfast Hydroleine Soap, food), ' 3 bars Is 3d. lid large packet. Fire-Lighters, Choice Table Butter, lOd per packet. Is 6d per lb. Try • Our Special Ceylon Teas, 2s Id per lb 2s 6d per lb. L. RATHBONE, THE CASH GROCER, 132, LAMBTONQUAY. 'Phone 1887. ' ' 'Phone 1887. I | . ■ • PRIVATE TAXI STAND, Bank of New Zealand Corner, OTSTOMHOUSE-QUAY. 1 'Phone 3034. JTILIENTS catered for by the Best Car* J in the City. Prompt Attention. Reliable Drivers, Car Owners: C. NUNN. R. CALDWELL. GARDNER AND MARSH. B. HIBBERD., H. LOSCOMBE. F. W.. PETHERICK. EVENING POST. IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. ADVERTISERS are aeked to have *"■ their Notices in this office as early las possible each morning, and it is particularly requested that Advertisements for the SATURDAY'S paper be handed ■in the previous day whenever possible. The1 insertion of those arriving later than 10.30 a.m. on Saturday cannot be guaranteed that day. . BLUNDELL BROS., LTD., ; . >:■. The Evening Post.;NOTICE OF LICENSING POLLS (PRO-' POSALS FOR NATIONAL CONTINUANCE, NATIONAL PROHIBITION, OR STATE PURCHASE AND CONTROL), AND OF TIME AND PLACE FOR SELECTION OF FIT PERSONS TO APPOINT SCRUTINEERS THEREFOR. 'FN pursuance of the Licensing Act, 1908, -B. and the amendments thereto, I, Joseph William Allan Heenan, RetuTUing Officer lor the WELLINGTON Licensing District, do hereby give notice that on the 17th day of December, 1919, the day appointed for taking the Electoral Poll for the Electoral Districts of Wellington North, Wellington Central, and Wellington East, simultaneously therewith a .LICENSING POLL for the Wellington Licensjng District will be taken upon the following proposals: — NATIONAL CONTINUANCE. STATE PURCHASE AND CONTROL. NATIONAL PROHIBITION. Nominations of persons to appoint scrutineers in accordance with the Licensing Act, 190S, and the amendments thereto, in respect nf each of the said proposals, must be lodged with mo not later than 5 o'clock in the afternoon of the 10th day of December, 1919. And I hereby give notice that I shall on the 12th day of December, 1919, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at my office in Parliament Buildings, publicly consider all nomination papers of persons to appoint scrutineers which have been duly lodged in respect of the said Licensing Poll. Dated at Wellington this 3rd day of December, 1919. • J. W. A. HEENAN, Returning Officer. TO MEMBERS OF NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCES. , NOTICE RE GENERAL EJECTION AND LICENSING POLL. 1. TTJVv'ERY person (not "being a mili■Sli tary defaulter or disqualified from voting by Section 38 of the Legislature Act, 1903) who has served beyond the seas as a member of an Expeditionary Force is entitled to vote at the General Election and the Licensing Poll, whether ha is registered as an elector or not.Maori members of an Expeditionary Force are entitled to vote at the General Election for the election of Maori mom-' bers only, but are entitled to vote at the Licensing Poll. 2 Members who are enrolled as electors are subject in all respects to the provisions applicable to ordinary electors, except that thoy_ may vote beyond the boundaries of the district for which they are registered without biing required' to produce an absent volcr's permit on production of the documentary evidence referred to in the paragraph following. 3. Members who are not enrolled as electors, or who, being so enrolled, desire to vote outside their districts without an absent voter's permit, must produce at the polling-place documentary evidence that they have served beyond the seas a? members of an Expeditionary Force. Any of tho following classes of documents will be accepted as sufficient:— ' (a.) A certificate of discharge from the Expeditionary Force after service beyond the seas; or (b.) A leave certificate, hospital oertifi. fiate, or other status certificate issued by a competent military authority. . 4. Any member who is not enrolled as an elector may vote as nn elector of—. (a.) The electoral district (as existing at the date of the election) within which he was resident" at the date of his first becoming a- member, of an Expeditionary Force: or (b.) Any electoral disfr'ct within which he has resided for not less than one monr>h since his iast return to New Zealand from service beyond the seas. - Dated at Wellington this 29th day. of November, 1919. .T. HISLOP. Chief Electoral Officer. ISLUMBING—AII classes of Work *- promptly executed. Work jjunranleed. 'Phone us. No. 1720. C. W. Mar- [ tin, Plumber, etc., 13, Tory-street.