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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 14191, 28 April 1919, Page 8

GENERAL NOTICES. Members of Friendly Societies Working Men and Women— SUPPORT PYCEOFT At the HOSPITAL BOARD ELECTION OX WEDNESDAY. PYCROFT'S POLICY will Satisfy AR Who Read the Main Features of it; — 1. 'A wider system of local control cf all hospitals. 2. Special provision for Lodge patients under contribution scheme. Access of doctors to the Public Hospital to operate on and attend to their own patients. 4. Increase in the pay of Probationers and Nurses. 5. The erection of a St. Helen’s Home for Palmerston North and District in lieu of the proposed Maternity Home. 6. The control of the local Health Officer by the Hospital Board instead of by the Health Department as at present. 7. The Appointment of an additional Inspector for the Manawatu Hospital district. If you Favour the above Programme, VOTE FOR PYCROFT THE FRIENDLY SOCIETIES’ CANDIDATE, ON WEDNESDAY. BOROUGH OF PALMERSTON NORTH. NOMINATIONS received for the Offices of Mayor, nine Councillors, and three Members for the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, T HEREBY notify that the undcrneentioned persons have been duly nominated for the various offices stated below: — MAYOR. Nash, James Alfred. Thomson, William. NINE COUNCILLORS. Beale, James Bruce. Broad, Edmund Lowther. Bryant, Lewis Robert. Buchanan, Andrew. Canton, Henry James. Clausen, Christian Nieholi. Comerford, Francis William. Crabb, Ernest Hugh. Eliott, Meldrum Alfred. # Graham, Archibald James. Hodder, Thomas Rayner. Hodgens, Joseph. Lancaster, Stephen Robert. Le Grange, Hugh Count. O'Reilly, Michael. Pickering, Arthur. Spooner, Charles Frederick. Voss, Christian. Wallace, James. THREE MEMBERS FOR THE BOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID i BOARD. Crabb, Priscillla. Gill, Zillah Smith. Nash, James Alfred. Pycroft, Frederick. Stamp, Arthur Verniers. Voss, Christian. Whitaker, Leonard Edgar. The number of candidates being in excess of the requirement in ench instance, I shall, on WEDNESDAY, the i 30th day of April, 1919, take a poll at S the undermentioned places, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m.: — Empire Hall, Princess Street (principal). Oddfellows' Hall. Cuba Street. Coronation Hall, Terrace End. West End School, College Street West. Church of England Sunday School, Hokowhitu. Baker’s Laundry, Foatherston Street. Any candidate desirous of appointing ’ scrutineers must do so in writing, the j letter to be delivered personally to the Deputy-Returning Officer in charge cf the Booth where such person is to set. C. E. SHORTT, Returning Officer. Palmerston North. April 24th, 1919. AKITIO COUNTY COUNCIL. 'ENDERS for the undermentioned works will be received at the hco of the undersigned up to RID AY, May 2nd. prox., at S p.m.: — CONTRACT NO. 2/10: Metalling about 3t miles road ou Ponga-roa-Aohanga Road. CONTRACT No, 3/19: Quarrying 1 to 10*00-and 1000 to 4000 cubic yards stone at Akuroa Peak. CONTRACT No. 4/19: Quarrying and delivering 1000 cubic yards spawls ou Makuri-Pougaroa Road. CONTRACT No. 5/19: Quarrying and delivering 1000 cubic yards stone at junction of Range and Maku ri-Po nga roa R o ads. CONTRACT No. G/19; Erection cf concrete culvert ou Glenora Road. Akitio. Copies of specifications may be inspected at office of this paper, or obtained from the undersigned. Tenders must be on printed forms, accompanied with a deposit of 5 per cent, and addressed to ‘‘The County Chairman. Akitio County Council. Box 7, Pongaroa," and marked “Tender No. ." FEED. A. LLOYD. County Clerk. County Chambers, Pongaroa, April 21. 1919. PUBLIC NOTICE WING to the large Increase in my business I have opened a choice 1 new up-to-date Stock in promises uated at the KOSY BUILDINGS. See window di-'plav for the Latest in RINGS, PENDANTS, BROOCHES and SILVER GOODS. J. E. FITT, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, ENGRAVER, DIAMOND SETTER AND SILVERSMITH,