FEVER HOSPITAL GETS THE “TIMES” THROUGH MISS FOLEY AND MISS CASEY

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7292, 23 November 1910, Page 4

FEVER HOSPITAL GETS THE “TIMES” THROUGH MISS FOLEY AND MISS CASEY

After a short consultation yesterday morning Miss Casey and iliss Foley mutually agreed to compliment the Fever Hospital with the “Times" for five years. This was a most graceful solution of the tie between the young ladies for the Jto offered for the largest number of new subscribers, and their action is certain to be highly commended. In the future we sincerely trust that not only these young ladies but all other candidates will kindly refrain from tying. Just get one more vote than the other fellow, and settle the matter at once.

Good morning; have you seriously considered the value of one free • vote coupon or the importance of a small subscription? Tho other morning only five votes separated Mrs O’Brien and Miss Stratton.; had this been, the final day’s balloting it would have meant muchjust 515 votes kept Mr Gallichan oat of c£5—12,500 votes —and now Miss Casey and Miss Foley have tied for a purse of five pounds! Watch the dates and do not allow your free vote coupons to expire before balloting, and take just as much care of a on© month's subscription. as you would the fiver. Either one may mean a grand tour. '‘‘Hurry up with the subs., Charlie, and. don't get too far behind," writes a voter as ho plumps for Min Seabright. One hundred and ninety-six now subscribers iu one day, all paid up and no trouble to show the goods- 1 ive hundred and fifty-three on the record of September Ist, the opening day of the contest. Tho grand total to date has gone into tho thousands; the records are hero and the records are public property, and .£IOO to the person _ who fails to verify a single name in the list. Boasting, does not prove circulation, but OUR records do. Have a go at them. For tho corresponding period this contest is millions of votes ahead of tho previous one, arid the end is not yet, and the biggest part of the vote is to come. Oar opponents have just quit trying to explain why this contest has not failed. They can't. Buz-z! One candidate may food all the candidates sometimes; all the candidates may fool one candidate part of the time, but all tho candidates cannot fool all the other candidates all tho time. Votes, not talk* count bwt at tho finish. J.ust keep busy.

It is now denied that the flight of tho ' balloon America 11., from Saint Louis, U.S.A., to Quebec, Canada, was a record. No one will deny tho recorded votes of tho winners in this contest. The votes are -her© to bo counted and seen now, and after tho conclusion every candidate can take his or her free votes and ballots homo and count them if they so desire. In the meantime keep busy* and see that your last day's record is sufficient- to top tho poll. Mr Massey had another encounter with the Ministerial buzz-saw,, with tho usual result that tho Opposition leader is minus another healthy instalment of political cuticle. There is no evidence lacking to prove that Mr Massey is a poor judge of a good piece of machinery, and his own followers are now ready to admit that he is New . Zealand's modern Don Quixote. Let this be an object lesson to our candidates ’to keep their buzz-saws sharp and speedy and always ready for their opponents. W© thank Mr W. 33, Haughton, hon. secretary Mr Flyger's committee, for complimentary tickets to a progressive euchre party, New Century Hall, Kent terrace, 7.-15 p.m., Wednesday, December ,7th. CO-MPLIMENTAKY CONCERTS. Entertainments in nid of the candidature of the below-mentioned contestants will take place:— • Mr L. M. McKay, St. Thomas’s Hall, Newtown. Friday, November 25th, 8 p.m. Tickets' Is. Local talent. Miss A, K., McGwymie, Maidne Institute, Wednesday, November 30th. Seats Is and 2s. Local artists. Miss Eileen Foley, dancing every Friday evening, Victoria Hall, Newtown. Tickets Is*

Miss llaby Wilson, progressive euchre party. this evening, 7.3 U p.m., Hinau road, Ilataitai. Miss Ilumpson, grand social, St. James Hall, J/OWIT Uutt, i'riday, Xovember 35t.h. Ticket-, Is. Miss Marian. Cooper. grand concert, Lnginccrs’ institute, Dccciuccr mb. Miss B-iloeu Holey, progressive _ euchre party, Victoria JXali, Newtown, this evening. Miss Helena Casey, social and dance, Xe'.v Century 1 Lull, Kent terrace, it ri - da.v. November 25th, 8 i>,m. Mrs L. A. Kilim (nee l-’oseUa), social and dance, Di-nid--.’ Hall. Levin, Monday, November kit h - Also u grand concert, Century Hall Levin, Monday, December sth. All tickets Is. - Miss Biloen Stratton, dance, Xcivn Hall, Levin, Friday. November 25th. Tickets Is. Also a grand concert. Town .Hail, Levin. Wednesday, December 7th. Seats Is and 3s. Mr Kivger prc.giessi.vo euchre party Xevv Century Hali, Kent terrace, Wednesday, December 71.1 1 . Tickets 2s. Letters for: Madam Cor. Dennis, Mrs Orchard, Miss McGvvjrme, Mr Kolinsnn, Mr McKay, Air Gardiner, Mr Wocdger, Mr Dodder, Mr Parris.