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ELECTION AUCKLAND ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. Polling Day, MONDAY, February 4th. George Ashley (A.B.C. STORES), For 4 years member A.C.C. and A.T.B. Late Chairman Legal and Traffic Committee City Council. SOLICITS YOUR VOTE AND INTEREST. NOTE.-—AH Ratepayers in the area from Avondale to Papakura eligible to vote. v•' '• ' . & ' - "
NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. MATAMATA RACING CLUB'S Summer Meeting at Matamata. FIRST RACE ABOUT NOON. SATURDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY. This is a most popular Country Meeting, with a First-class Programme. GOOD ENTRIES A SPLENDID OUTING. WIN AND PLACE TOTALISATOR. All Patrons booking from. Stations Auckland to Hamilton, inclusive will be provided by the guard of the train with A FREE COMPLIMENTARY TICKET TO THE RACE MEETING. CHEAP RETURN RAIL FARES: 16/7 AUCKLAND TO MATAMATA RETURN. Class. Class. Class. Class. PAPAKURA 14/3,. ' 20/11 FRANKTON 6/fiS 8/4 &PUKEKOHE ti/fOV 18/10 HAMILTON Y.V.V 877 8/Z . ; ;HUNTLY 8/8 . ' 12/2 ' MORRINBVILLE .. 3/4"- B/2 ■ A Special Train leaves Auckland 6.55 a.m. Return Train leaves Matamata 5.50 p.m., arriving Auckland at 10.30 p.m. * '
Nautical Nonsense Tim-and Ru, theaquatic adventurers, have each invested in an all wave, floating power out-board oscillator. On the time payment system rest .any time they are unlucky enough to be caught by the collector. Their craft have more patent gadgets than the new motor-cycle owned by the young demon next door. But Councillor Gloomy Noiz has already had heap plenty pow-wow with the lads (he would) and warned them not to cut off their cut out. Tim: Apparently noise annoys Noiz, which explains why the porcupine pines for his pork and why empty vessels make most sound. 'V.-a ' "ir ;::y- •-- p ttu: Welt, I know a parrot that can talk as eloquently as a candidate for political honours—but he doesn't know what he's saying—or both—if any—or what have you. Tim t Apropos of empty vessels — Now, were these lads talking about Councillor Noiz? Parrptst Political candidates ? Or empty vessels ? Or were they merely going through the subtleties of working up a thirst ? Nor is it necessary to enquire the name of the tigers' milk they called for! 0 ■T JOHN REI»'S S i in arii J loubLe Bottled toith loving care by John Reid & Co. Ltd. SB/intoc Avtnue, AueklandMl
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22018, 26 January 1935, Page 15
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