NEWTOWN ELECTION. CHAPPLE’S FIXTERES for this SATURDAY NIGHT, 8 o’clock-Open Air Meeting, Eintoul and Ridditord streets A. SYDNEY WATSON. 90 ' Secretary. OTAKI ELECTOEATE. FIELD will Address the Electors PORIRUA At the Hall, TO-NIOIIT (Saturday), 4th November, at 7.30 SHARP. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. NEWTOWN ELECTOEATE. MR HISLOP will address the electors as follows: MONDAY, 6th November Stale School, Roseneath, 8 p.m. TUESDAY, 7th—Peek’s Store, Maranui, 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY. Bth Schoolroom, Palm Grove, Berhampore, 8 p.m. THURSDAY, 9th—Rod’s Tea Rooms, Seatoun, 8 p.m. FRIDAY, 10th—State School, Island Bay, 8 p.m. MONDAY, 13th—Karaka Bav, 8 p.m. „ m. h. McCarthy, 330 Secretary. CITY OF WELLINGTON ELECTORATE. JOHN DUTHIE, M.H.R., will Address his Constituents in the Theatre Royal, on MONDAY, 6th November, at 8 p.m. 192 MR BARBER will address the Electors of Newtown as under:— SEATOUN Tea Kiosk, MONDAY, at 8 p.m. ROSENEATH-Stato School, TUESDAY, at 8 jr.m. Mr Barbex-’s Central Committee Room, open daily at the Hardie Shaw Studio, Riddiford street. GENERAL ELECTION. MR BYRON BROWN will address a Meeting of LADY ELECTORS ONLY in the Town Hall, OTAKI, on MONDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, November 6th, at 2.30 p.m. 126 GENERAL ELECTION. JR BYRON BROWN will Address a 1 meeting of LADY ELECTORS ONLY in the Century Hall, LEVIN, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, the 7th inst., at 2.30. 190 GENERAL ELECTION. MR P. J. O’RBGAN has taken Com-mittee-rooms at No. 22, corner of Ingeslro and Marion streets (near Skating Rink). The rooms will be open on week-days from 2 to 9 p.m., and Mr O’Regan himself will bo present from 7 to 9 p.m.. and will be pleased to see any elector who may desire to meet him. Copies of Roll and application forms for enrolment on the premises. 268 GENERAL ELECTION, 1905. WELLINGTON EAST. MR WILLIAM McLEAN’S Committee room, dob, Adelaide road, is now open for the inspection of Roll and enrolling electors who are not already on the Roll. First Public Meeting to be hold at Victoria Hall. 283
HUTT COUNTY ELECTION. R. BOULD AND P. MUNGAVIN will address Ratepayers in the Oddfellows’ Hall, THIS (Saturday) EVENING, 4th November, at 8 o’clock. Every Ratepayer invited to attend. 343 HUTT COUNTY ELECTION. W GALLOWAY, a well-known o Parmer in Pahautanui district, will be a Candidate for’* the Horokiwi Riding at the Election to be held Bth November. 777 W. GALLOWAY. IMPORTANT NOTICE. SOME time ago SHARPE BEOS, recognised the importance of the necessity of producing a Genuine and Natural NON-INTOXICATING Beverage, and set to work, determined, if possible, to supply this long-felt want. They fortunately discovered a very simple HYGIENIC PROCESS, whereby tho natural flavours of the FRUITS and HERBS used are RETAINED, and which'will keep a reasonable length of time WITHOUT the addition of INJURIOUS PRESERVATIVES (with which most Beverages are charged). So. combined with their wide experience gained in the Colon.es and England, SHARPE BROS, are now enabled to turn out very HIGH-CLASS BEVERAGES at a REASONABLE FIGURE. which are PERFECTLY WHOLESOME and BENEFICIAL to the SYSTEM. If you favour SHARPE BROS, with a trial they feel sure you will NEVER TIRE RECOMMENDING their Rover, ages to your Friends. SHARPE BROS, wish their numerous Customers to DISTINCTLY understand that they are ABSOLUTELY’ the only Firm who Manufacture by this HYGIENIC PROCESS. BEWARE OP IMITATIONS. All Beverar.s le 3d per Gallon, Ddrv’ered Note the Address; CORNHILL STREET (off Manners street), WELLINGTON. ’Phone No. 2167. Also at DUNEDIN, CHRISTCHURCH, AUCKLAND and SYDNEY. 158 AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT. CALL and See J. N. Isaacs’ SPECIAL XMAS ENLARGEMENTS. Prices to Suit all pockets from 7s 6d each. J. N. ISAACS has just engaged a First-class Black and White Artist from London, and can now tnrn out ENLARGEMENTS better and cheaper than anyone else in New Zealand. Only Address— ISAACS. MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. 64 WATCH REPAIRS. WANTED KNOWN. - Watch Repairing a Speciality. Geneva watches cleaned 2s 6d; levers, 3s; mainsprings, 2s; watch hands filled 6d each; glasses. 4d; other repairs at equally low prices. All work guaranteed. A. HAWKES. Practical Watchmaker. Morrah’s Buildings, 54 Willis street.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 5737, 4 November 1905, Page 6
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