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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 151, 28 May 1929, Page 1

BOROUGH BY-ELECTION. "MR R. V. MASON will address the Burgesses in the OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT, at 8 o’clock. All Candidates are Invited to Speak. TO THE ELECTORS OP PALMERSTON NORTH. TADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— ■E At the request of a large number of Ratepayers and Householders, I have decided to contest the by-election, and if elected, will do my utmost to further the advancement of the Borough and the interest of ratepayers. FRED PYCROFT. BOROUGH ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. IN offering my services for the vacancy on the Borough Council, 1 feel that I can render service to the electors. I have lived in this district all my life, and I am anxious to assist in the progress of our town. I am opposed to excessive rating and shall only support sound financial schemes. Soliciting your support— D. J. LOVELOCK.

BY-ELECTION. J. McLEOD FOR CARS RING ’PHONE 5930. ' Nominated by—MESSRS J. ■. A. NASH, M.P., J. P. INNES, Hi' F. GIBBONS, P. S. LARCOMB, B. J. JACOBS, G. H. BENNETT, A. M. ONGLEY, E. MANSFORD, MESDAMES F. J. NATHAN, H. PALMER, K. TRASK. MUNICIPAL BY-ELECTION. TO THE CITIZENS OF PALMERSTON NORTH. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— .Li I beg to advise you that I have, as a result of requests by my fellow citizens, consented to be a candidate for Labour at the Borough By-election. I have been a ratepayer of Palmerston North for the past 14 years and have lived here the whole of that time, excepting the three years spent on 'active service. I have been a member of the Local Unemployment committee associated with His Worship the Mayor (Mr A. J. Graham) and Mr P. T. Robinson since the formation of the committee. If elected, I will certainly attempt to have the minimum electric light charge of 4s 6d reduced to at least 2s 6d, and assist in all measures that will lead to each £1 of the ratepayers’ money doing 20s worth of work. With the experience gained in my daily avocation, I confidently request that you support my candidature at the poll to-morrow. A car will call for you on ringing ’phone 6355. Yours Faithfully, F. C. A'LLERBY. . WOMEN’S DIVISION OF FARMERS’ UNION. BIRTHDAY TEA. At C. AND C.’s TEA ROOMS, ON THURSDAY, AT 2 P.M. TO celebrate the Anniversary of the W.D.F.U. Members, and intending members are cordially invited to be present. MISS DALTON, Girl Guider, of England will give an address, and a musical programme lias been arranged. DANCING CLASSES at The edney school of ballroom DANCING, 41 Rangitikei Street. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 7.30 p.m. Come and Learn London’s Latest Craze. THE STOP-TROT. Taught in one private lesson (Clap yo’ han’s you dancing’ fans. You’ve got the Stop-trot.) Private tuition and interviews daily from 11 a.m. CUT PRICES FOR MEAT. OURS IS THE CHEAPEST SHOT IN NEW ZEALAND. OUR QUALITY IS ALWAYS THE BEST. OUR CASH POLICY ENABLES US TO GIVE YOU QUICK SERVICE. COME AND GET CHEAPER MEAT. EXCELSIOR MEAT COY. CORNER RANGITIKEI AND CUBA STREETS. FURNITURE. HIGH CLASS STOCKS. EASY TERMS ARRANGED. LOW PRICES ALWAYS. DINING and BEDROOM SUITES in Oak and Rimu, Upholstered Chesterfield Suites, Bedding, Couches, Reversible Rugs, etc. ALEXANDRA FURNITURE ARCADE, THE SQUARE, Next Watson Bros. ELECTRIC FIRES. YOUR BREAKFAST ROOM, YOUR STUDY, YOUIt BEDROOM, Or any room kept SNUG AND WARM FOR ljd PER HOUR. GET A “CREDA.” )IRECT SHIPMENT FROM ENGLAND ENABLES E. P. WIX To sell “THE CREDA” on a new low price list. ddress is 393, MAIN STREET EAST, ispect or Write. Now for a Tempting Quotation.