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Northern Advocate, 13 April 1911, Page 4

TO THE ELECTORS OF WHANGAREI. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN—I beg to announce myself as a candidate at the forthcoming Borough Council Election. Ii" elected I will use my best endeavor;, in your interests and in the further advancement of the Borough.— J am, ladies and gentlemen, M. W. ARMSTRONG. mO THE ELECTORS OF 1 .WHANGAREI. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—Having been asked by a number of Ratepayers and electors to come out as a Candidate for the Borough Council I have consented. I think I may claim an average interest in the town, seeing I have Hved here since 1881, and have watched the gradual progress and development from Town Board to Borough. I fully realise that right now we have reached a very momentuous point in the hibtory of Whangarei. The most important item before us I consider to be the Wairua Electrical Scheme, which should be pushed to a successful issue. Next to this comes lhe right expenditure of the loan moneys, the responsibility of which commences with the future Council. If elected I shall do my best in the two foregoing items, also any other proposals for the future progress of the Borough.—l am, Ladies and Gentlemen, ' Yours faithfully, JOSEPH PALMER. Easter Brass Band Carnival PUKEKOHE AND WHANGAREI BANDS / Grand Series of Entertainments.; Good Friday MASSED BANDS OPEN-AIR CONCERT. In Mr H. Weaver's Paddock at 2.30 p.m. High-Class Programme of Instrumental Music. Selections, Marches, Overtures, etc. Admission Is, Children 6d. GOOD FRIDAY NIGHT GRAND SACRED CONCERT. THEATRE ROYAL, 8.15 pirn. First-Class programme of instrumental and vocal items. Assisted by vocalists from Auckland and Pukekohe. Admission: Popular Prices, 2s and Is. Easter Monday GRAND PICNIC AND GARDEN PARTY. Sanatorium Grounds, Kamo. Massed Bands' Sports. Tug-of-Wars, Races for Bandsmen Youths, Children; Novelties of all kinds. Hot water provided. Special train to Ruatangata leaves Whangarei 10 a.m.. returning at 5 p.m. Holiday Excursion Pares. Admission to Grounds Sixpence. Afternoon Tea and Baths Extra. No - License Bally, SATURDAY NIGHT OPEN AIR 7.30. SUNDAY EVENING HIKURANGI, 8.15. % ' i: EASTER MONDAY Presbyterian Hall, 10 a.m., Conference of Workers. Garden Party, Langham Grounds, 2.30 p.m. EVENING.—PubIic Meeting, Theatre Royal, 8 p.m. Speakers, Rev.'J. Dawson, Messrs C. H. Poole, M.P., and Wesley Spragg. All Welcome.