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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVI, Issue 113, 30 April 1926, Page 6

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. VWTAVTED: Married Shepberd-Fencer. ▼ ▼ Childrert welcomed. Good house school. Apply W. van Asch, telephone 967, Hastings.■ MAB RIED Man wants work, handy with plasterer’s tools. Apply 744, Tribune. Hastings. PICKLING ONIONS. The last supplies of the season have now arrived. A. F. Redgrave & Co., Produce Merchants. TOST: Small bright blue Folding J Note Case, on racecourse, containing sum of money and race tickets. Reward. Apply 747. Tribune, Hastings. 1710 R SALE: 3$ Horse-power King Dick, in good order. .-HO for quick sale. Aoply E. S. Robson Her e taunga Street Hastings. 171 OR SALE: Young Airedale Terrier Dog. purebred. Cheap. Apply Box 234. Hastings. STRONG YOUTH, 16, seeks employment in Carpentry or Motor Trade. Apply 746. Tribune Hastings. TO LET: Six-roomed House, half-acre. Rent 30 -. Ring 894, Hastings. HAWKE’S BAY COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION. I’o THE RATEPAYERS PUKETAPU BIDING. ] ADIES AN 1 am again a Candidate for the above Riding and respectfully solicit your support. 1. My aim is to get for every settler in the Puketapu Riding a metalled toad to his home. 2. 1 have succeeded in getting during my term of office more “back block” roads metalled than any ot my predecessors. 3. A good start was made dining the past year with the metalling of the Waihau and Dartmoor Roads, and it is my intention to keep the good work going with Government assistance until completed. 4. New metalling was also done on the Rissington Soldier Settlement Road, and work has been authorised on the Sea-field-Wharerangi Road. 5. The new Dartmoor Bridge is b lilt and practically paid lor. 6. I have delated building the Rissington Bridge until the Highways Board included the bridge in the Main Highway. This has now been done and the delay has saved the Puketapu ratepayers £l5OO. Plans are to be prepared shortly for a steel bridge to be b.lilt beyond the reach of floods. 7. The Riding suffered very much by the late flood, but the matter was put urgently before the Government and substantial assistance was given* The flood damage has now been made good, and the Riding has a good cd’dit balance to its account. 8. r lhrough a new sawmill being built at Puketitiri and the past year having been a dry one, a large amount was received in timber tax There are three county metal trucks working on this road, and with weather the Patcka-Puketitiri Road will be in good order. 9. I am in hearty accoid with the County Chairman in his efforts to secure from the motorists and those using the roads a fair share of motor taxation. Is it fair that the Waihau settlers, whose Main road access for 40 years was down the bed of a dangerous river, should be taxed to make a hard-surfaced road from Napier to Wellington and Napier to Gisborne to run side by side with the railway? 10. The farmers, through their representatives, must assert themselves more and more in seeing that they are not taxed beyond their power to pay to provide hard-surfaced Main Roads for motorists, and Hospitals for the people who crowd into the cities rather than work in the country. Should the larmers’ money build elaborate hospitals in the towns and then have roads like at Wai han and Puketitiri, where a sick person in the winter time could not get to the hospital? 11. h successful at the Poll on the 12th 1 shall renew my efforts to see that the affairs ot the County aie run on business lines, that Local Bodies must spend their money as carefully as private persons would, and that Harbour Boards, Hospitals and Power Boards shall not rate the farmer till he has no money to develop his farm and provide himself with . proper road success. J. S. ORR, Puketapu. pOOTBALLI FOOTBALL! HAWKE’S BAY RUGBY UNION. McLEAN PARK, NAPIER. SATURDAY, MAY Ist. Senior: Pirates v. Technical 0.8., No. 1, 1.30 p.m. M. 8.0.8. v. H. 5.0.8., No. 1, 3 o’clock. Also Junior, Third and Fourth Grade Matches. ADMISSION: 1-. W. ANDERSON, Sec. H.B.R.U. HASTINGS CITIZENS’ BAND (Incorporated.) ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. rpHE Annual General Meeting of A the above Band will be held on TUESDAY, MAY 4th. at 8 p.m., in the Bandroom, Russell Street, Hastings, when all interested are asked to be present. CHAS. BRYANT. Secretary. B ER RIDGE’S for Ladies’ Patent Low Heel 1-Bar Shoes 25/-. Patent Lace broad heel 22/6. Slipper Soles 2 6. B ER RIDGE’S Big Bargain Corner. Ladies’ Fancy Bar Shoes in glace and patent leathers .only 12/6. Slipper Soles 2/6, fur-lined ER RIDGE’S for Ladies’ Soft Slippers 4/6. 5/- and 59. Great values. Black Satin Shoes 9/6. Slipper Soles. 2/6. fur-lined. B ER RIDGE’S Bargains fn Boys’ Brown Boots. only 19 i>. Strong Shoes tor girls 7/9. Boys’ and Girls' Slipper Soles !/• to 1/6. HAVELOCK FRUIT CO Havelock and Hastings (opp. post office). Sturmprs, best dessert, 6'6 401bs; Delicious, 7/6. Phones 152 and 810. W FITE FRUITERER <oPP. P.O. ▼ ▼ Hastings. See our prices. Bananas. <»rang «. Apples, and everything. in Havelock.