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Marlborough Express, Volume LIII, Issue 271, 18 November 1919, Page 8

PICTON HOSPITAL^ 'cX RANTED. — Housemaid for * * Maternity Home. Apply to the Matron-at once. J. BLIZZARL\ Secretary. WAIPuAC ELECTORATE. MR R. McC'ALLUM, M.P., will addrcs sthe electors as under:— Carluke (Hall.), Wednesday, 19th Nov., S p.m. Flat Creek (School), Thursday,, noon, 20th Nov. Timatangsi (Hall), Thursday, 2 p.m., 20bh Nov. Pelorus Bridge (School),, Thursday, • 4.30 p.m., 20th Nov. Deep Creek, Thursday, 8 p.m., 20th Nov. Mariboroughtown Hall, Friday, b p.m., 21st Nov. WAIRAU ELECTORATE. MR J. J GORRY, the Progressive . candidate, will address the electors as follows: — NOTE- -Mr Cbrry will visit the bays between Home wood and Nydia Bay on Wednesday, Nov. 19. Nyd:a Bay, Wednesday, Nov. 19, at wharf,, atl 30 p.m. Opouri, Wednesday, Nov. 19, at the sawmill, at 0.30 p.m. Ha/clock Town Hall, Thursday, Nov. 20, at 8 p.m. Springland&r/ Schoolhouse, Friday, Nov. 21st, at S p.m. RenwicVjown Hall, Saturday, Nov. 22nd, at 8 p.m. TO THE LIBERAL ELECTORS FOR WAIRAU. OWING- to the alteration in the IjHectoral Boundaries all Liberal electors are specially (requested to make certain- that their names are on the roll. Nothing should be left to chance or supposition; we must be absolutely certain in these matters. Therefore if you have any doubt as to your position call on the secretary immediately,; ■ who -will advise you fuJlv thereon. ALELy. P. ODONOGHUFi, Hon. See. Wairau Branch, N.Z. Liberal Party. ! "o"karTmio'hall. A SOCIAL, given by the Returned /\ Soldiiers of Okaramio and district, will be held in tho above hall on FRIDAY, November 21st, at 8 p.m. Penry's Orchestra. Good floor and supper. '' Cordial invitation to all. E. H. NEES, - Hon. Secretary. * TO BUILDERS. f IIENDERS are invited for the erecJL tioii of a Manse for the Presbyterian Church, hi Heni-y Street, Blenheim. Plans and speoifcatiions may bs seen at the residence of the undersigned, where tenders will be received. Tenders close on Monday, December Ist. at 4 p.m. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. MARTI NT A. *CHEEK, ■ Alfred Street. itnTeHc^n~l^ationa.l 200 Miles MotorI cycle Championship. WONDERFUL HIS : DilS ':.-.■■ "■ SUCCESS. 'At Los Angeles on 22nd June last -the above " event, which is probably the biggest, most talked of, and keenly contested Motor-cycle Race in the world, was decided in the, presence' of a mighty crowd of spectators, practically every wellknown make k>f machine, mounted by America's best riders, took part. THE RESULT WAS AN ASTOUNDIN VICTORY FOR "HARLEYDAVIDSONS." Ist. "HARLEY - DAVIDSON" — Ridden by Ralph Hepburn. 2nd. "HARLET - DAVIDSON" — Ridden by Leslie Parkhurst. 3rd. "HARLEY - DAVIDSON" — Ridden by Ray Weishaxr. 4th. "HA-RLEY - DAVIDSON" — Ridden by Albert Barns. sth. -"ilalHiEY - DAVIDSON" — Ridden by Earl Roylance. Hepburn's aver«%e speed for the 200 miles was. 72.33 miles per hour. Never in ; the -history of motor* cycle racing has such a finish been witnessed,' where all machines of the one make swept the boards by filling the First Five Places. Tho. event, was hotly contested from start to finish, but the wonderful fvpeed and stamina of the i'Harley-Day.idspns" kept them in front the whole of the distance. THE NAME' "HARLEY-DAVID-SON" STANDS FOR QUALITY. Machines in Stock. Inspection Invited. V I G G A R S, Blenheim Garage. Arthur Street. SHORTHORNS, SHORTHORNS, MILKING SHORTHORNS. (Registered). BRED FROM~~THE BEST IMPORTED STOCK. A. VICKERS, BREEDE.I AND IMPORTER —of— HIGH-CLASS SHORTHORN CATTLE. YOUNG BULLS AND HEIFERS FOR SALE. REhOPENED. — Clothes cleaned and pressed and umbrella repairs as usual. —Dye Works, George Straat. nnHERE is no argument against JL advertising which cannot be used with equal or greater force against the incubator, the fire brigade. +he legislator, or +hp political economist-. If you could see Clincher Cross 'Byres made you would know why they wear so long and cover so many mitos without! showing signs of wear! Ask year dealer.—Advt.