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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 138, 13 May 1941, Page 2

MAYORAL ELECTION MR A. E. HANSFORD MAYOR, Will Address the Electors at CENTRAL SCHOOLTONIGHT (TUESDAY. May 13). TAIyARO HALL—WEDNESDAY. May 14. WEST END—THURSDAY, May 13. All Meetings at 8 o’clock p.m. VOTE FOR A. E. MANSFORD FOR MAYOR AND CONTINUE WITH SOUND ADMINISTRATION IN ALL CITY ACTIVITIES. IN THIS TIME OF WORLD CRISIS A PRUDENT and P ROG RKSSIV E 0 UTLOO K IS ESSENTIAL. DON’T SWAP HORSES IN MID-STREAM. VOTE FOR A. E. MANSFORD FOR MAYOR FOR 10' YEARS, including the Depression, he has helped, considerably to bring our City Safely Along and To-da.v it is the Most Progressive City in New Zealand. VOTE FOR A. E. MANSFORD FOR MAYOR HIS PUBLIC RECORD Includes:— 10 Years MAYOR OF CITY. P2 Years on Hospital Board. 10 Years on River Board. 10 Years on Fire Board. AND IN 10 YEARS HAS SAY ED THE CONSUMERS OF ELECTRICITY £140,000.

DON’T SPLIT THE VOTE ON SATURDAY VOTE FOE A. E. HANSFORD FOR MAYOR AND FOR HOSPITAL BOARD BUI. 15 season is nearly over.—Wc have some excellent bulbs tluil should bo planted now. Price and quality is always right. at Harrison's. Coleman Place. HEDGE trees, now ready for planting, Lonicera, 30s 100: Escallouia. 30s 100: also Lnwsoniana, and Macrocarpa.—Hart’s Nurseries, 582 Ferguson Street, Terraco End, Phone 6738. SOW now, broad beans, onions, cabbage. and cauliflower, spinach, also blue lupin, oats and mustard for green manuring.—Harrison’s, Coleman Place. jpLANTS and seeds for regctable and flower garden. Largest stock of best quality in the city.—B. M. Just, Florist, (ho Square. POLYANTHUS, Giant Flowering choice mixed, 2s doz. : Aubretias, Large Flowered Hybrids Is 6d doz.; Rose Primulas, Anemones. Ranunculus. Yellow Violas, Pansies, Cinerarias, etc., for present planting. Also large supplies of Iceland Poppies, Gartford's Giant Mixed, Orange, Special Pink and Art Shades. Box lots delivered free in City.—Persson’s Nursery, 498 Church Street. TO PLANTERS. Select Your Plants from tho Growing Stock Now, from ARTHUR JUST, NURSERY, XV. 60 College Street, Phone 6476. Best, Varieties, Quality the Best. Prices Right. Anemone, Ranunc-ulas and Tulip Bulbs Still Available. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED!

Homo. —Sir Ronald Campbell (formerly British Ambassador to Belgrade) and his party iiave arrived from Uurazzo. They will await repatriation by plane via Lisbon. With a shipment of British wollcns recently arrived was a range of fine wool crepes suiatblc for street and house frocks, and for frocks for wearing under a coat. A very smart colour range too . . . college grey, breton red, fairway green, moon blue, Firth blue, eomo blue, raspberry, twilight, clipper blue, and black. Wool crepe is almost as light, in weight as a silk material, but is warm and cosy. 36 inches wide, only 6s lid yard. Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd.*'