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Northland Age, Volume 1, Issue 20, 1 May 1929, Page 4

Hospital Board Election To the Ratepayers Mangonui County Ladies and Gentlemen, At the request of a large number of ratepayers throughout the whole County, I have consented to be nominated for the forthcoming Hospital Board Election. ft returned, my policy shall be a continuation of that which has obtained during the past three years. The finances of the Board are sound and well in credit. Careful supervision of patients’ fees and outstanding accounts has resulted in a collection of £IBOO in 1927-28 and £1773 in 1928-29. That the interests of the ratepayers have been carefully considered is proved by the fact that the rate has been reduced from twopence to one penny and three eighths in the pound. Full and careful enquiries are made in the matter of all applications for Charitable Aid, and all deserving cases helped. 1 belong to no ticket —and will continue to do my best tor the sick and destitute throughout the whole county, and at the same time, carefully safeguard the ratepayers’ interests. I remain, Yours respectfully, Thos. S. HoustonAhioara April 26, 1929. FOR EXCHANGE CAR —5 seater, will exchange for cattle up to £SO. Send particulars to “Car”, Guardian Office.

Hospital Board Election TO THE RATEPAYERS Ladies and Gentlemen, In requesting your support at the forthcoming Mangonui Hos* pital Board election, I wish to state that I am definitely in favour of the main hospital being instituted at Kaitaia. F. Holder. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE KAITAIA RIDING Ladies and Gentlemen, Having been approached by prominent ratepayers in this Riding to represent you on the Council I have agreed to nomination, and as one who pays as many rates as any ratepayer in the Riding, and has had large experience of the needs of the by-roads 1 feel quite qualified to work in the best inteieste of all, and solicit your supprt, and if elected will do my best to carry out my duties faithfully, so that those who support me will not have any regrets. Yours faithfully, Frederick Holder.

CONCERNING THE Grand Concert Princess Theatre Next Tuesday WE are too busy arranging for several hundred extra seats and tickets, and have too many rehearsals to attend, to write an advertisement but we urge you all to be there for this big event. Popular Prices: Adults 2/-, Children I/., R eser fifes at Watson’s next Star Garage and •be sure of a good seat. Yours for Concerts walker P.S. Don’t forget to pay for your seats before 5 on Tuesday. P.P.S. The Infant items will be A f P.P.S.S. Special traffic control bv Inspector Whitefield on the night,