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King Country Chronicle, Volume XIII, Issue 1359, 27 April 1920, Page 4

Public NotioM. I WAITOMO COUNTY COUNCIL. OTOROHANGA RIDING. NOTICE OP DAY OF ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. Pursuant to Section 11 of "The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908," I hereby give notice that the following persons have been duly nominated as candidates for the office of Councillor for the Otorohanga Riding of the County of Waitomo:— LURMAN. Herbert Arthur, Fanner MURPHY, Conway Grey, Farmer SCHOLES, Alexander, Farmer and there being only one vacancy to be filled a poll will be taken as between the said candidates on Saturday, the First day of May, 1920, at the following {railing places:— The Hall, Otorobanga (central); Hall, Kio Kio; the School House, Honikiwi; County Office, Te Kuiti. Polling hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dated at Te Kuiti this 26th day of April, 1920. * P. MORA, Returning Officer. NOTICE. OWING to the increased cost of production and extra cost of maintenance, we are reluctantly compelled to increase the retail price of milk to 7d per quart as from May 3,1020. S. A. GADSBY P. T. STOKES RETURNED SOLDIERS TE KUITI BRANCH. ON the occasion of the visit of the Prince of Wales to Te Kuiti on THURSDAY, April 29, a DINNER will be given to members of the above Association in the Hotel Grand, immediately after the Prince's departure. Admission by ticket only, to be obtained from G. H. NUNNERLEY. Hon. Sec Waitresses—Six. REQUIRED for evening of THURSJ* DAY, 2Qsh insL, from 8 o'clock, for about two hours. Apply Hotel Grand NOTICE 'JO LAND AGENTS. at Aria has been withdrawn from 20/4/20. P. HEGGLEN. 16TH WAIKATO REGIMENT. [EMBERS of the 16th Waikato L Regiment within parade distance ofTe Kuiti, will parade in service dress at Defence Office. Te Kuiti, at 6.30 p m., 29th inst The parade will be in connection with the Prince of Wales' visit to Te Kuiti on the 29th inst. R D. MCFARLANE. (Lieut N.Z5.6.) Adjutant 16th Kcgi. GENERAL PARADE. -«- turned Soldiers will be held on THURSDAY, April 29th The parade will be held at the comer of Taupiri and Sheridan streets, at 7 p m. G. H. NUNNERLEY, Hon. Sec. R-S.A.