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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21640, 10 May 1932, Page 11

NORTH OTAGO ADVERTISEMENTS QODNTY ELECTIONS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— ■ ;-I am again offering my services as Candidate for Kakanui Riding on the Waitaki County Council. I have had 12 months’ experience in the work of the Council, audi therefore, do not come before you as a novice in the administrative side of the Council’s deliberations, nor in a knowledge of the maintenance and upkeep of the roads. The past year has been difficult from a financial aspect, and no new work on a major scale has been possible, nor will such be possible for some time to come, but, while economy has been rigidly enforced upon us, I recognise the necessity to keep all roads maintained in an efficient condition. Should I be elected again I will endeavour, to the best of my ability, to see that this is done. I am also standing as a Candidate for the Hospital Board. Having had nearly two ■ years’ previous experience on the Board, I am qualified to take an intelligent share in all, Hospital work, both administrative and otherwise, and if elected will be in a position to do this from the beginning of my term. In this time of financial crisis it is necessary that the expenditure of all local bodies should be carefully scrutinised, and I agree that the work of the new Board in administrating Hosiptal affairs should be conducted on rigid lines of economy, consistent with efficiency and the needs of the sick in our community. , . Yours faithfully, R. DICK. Weston. \X7AITAKI HOSPITAL BOARD ▼V ELECTION. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE WAITAKI COUNTY. On MAY 11 you will be asked to elect six members to represent the County Ratepayers on the, Waitaki Hospital Board. The Retiring Members of the Board have all been nominated, as they believe that it is their duty again to offer their services to the Community. The present Board have had considerable experience in Hospital administration, some of them for long periods, and, while not denying the right of any ratepayer to offer his services to the electors, we venture to say that this is not a time for making changes and electing new and inexperienced men to a Board, where experience counts for so much. The present Board can point to a unique record during the year, which closed on. March 31, inasmuch as while many of the Hospital Boards of the Dominion closed the year with a large deficit the Waitaki Board finished the year with a balanced budget, and this notwithstanding that the Estimate for Outdoor Relief was largely exceeded. This gratifying result has-been brought about by careful management and the loyal co-operation of the Medical Officers and the Staffs of the 1 various Institutions. As the aim of the Board has been “The utmost economy consistent with efficiency,” we therefore, with confidence, ask you to support the six retiring members whose names are hereunder appended. JANET M. MUNRO. GEO. 0. PRINGLE. . ARCHD. M’INNES. -.v, , - WM. FORRESTER. D. J. ROSS. JAS. RODMAN.

■yjy’AITAKI HOSPITAL. BOARD ELECTo the Ratepayers of. the Waitaki County , and the Householders of .the Borough of Hampden: I am not in favour of an increase in fees in any of . the Board’s Institutions. If. and when finance permits I am in favour of the appointment of a full-time Medical Superintendent at the Oamaru Hospital., I am in favour of a small increase in the nursing staff to permit of the washing of patients at a reasonable hour, instead of through the night. I am in favour of an improved food service in the Oamaru Hospital. I am not in favour of the Board’s funds being used for the payment of patients’ fees to private maternity homes ip Oamaru. A. H. NORDMEYER. ’ Another Remarkably Fine Drama. JfAJESTIC, OAMARU. TO-NIGHT and WEDNESDAY. The Much Discussed Play, “WATERLOO BRIDGE.” “ WATERLOO BRIDGE.” From Robert Sherwood’s stage success. Featuring Mae Clarke, Kent Douglas, Doris Lloyd, Enid Bennett. > ■ English Settings, Produced in America. When seeing this be prepared for a fine, tense drama. Censor’s Note, More for Adults. With a Graham M'Namee News ; and a Slim Summerville Comedy, QOO K’ S PICTURES. KUROW, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11. “MONTE CARLO,” “MONTE CARLO,” A Lavish Musical Romance, featuring JACK BUCHANAN and JEANETTE MACDONALD. Lilting Music, Gay Adventure, Merry, Mad, Ecstatic Moments of Bliss in the World’s Moat Fascinating Spot, Monte Carlo. JfGAPARA DOG TRIALS, ALTERATION; OF DATE. The NGA PARA ‘ DOG ■ TRIALS '' will now be held on JUNE 13 and 14, just prior to Hakataramea Championship Meeting. - • J. M'KENZIE, , Secretary. WANTED: —Those Interested In Chess Join Up; small subscription; Tuition Classes Every Wednesday.—Particulars C. C. Cook, secretary. lOmy SUITE OF ROOMS to LET, Marshall’s Buildings. Thames street.—Apply Box '79, or Dally Times Office, Oamaru. -I A ACRES FREEHOLD, splendid land, JLU North Otago township, close to school; 4-roomed house and outbuildings. Price, £4OO. —Fox and Klrkness. property salesmen, Oamaru. 30ap WANTED —Those Interested In Chess Join Up; small subscription; Tuition Classes Every Wednesday.—Particulars C. C. Cook, secretary. ,10my SCOTT’S C.C. STORE, Thames street, Oamaru; the highest quality GROCERIES at lowest prices. „ lm HODGE’B ECONOMIC DRAPERY, Thames street, Oamaru. Famous for Low Cash Trading Prices; all Mall Orders Freight Paid. Eight-day round motor tour, central Otago, for £5 10b, Includes accommodation at Pembroke, Camps to Let.— Phone White Star, Oamaru (1285). . 270 QUEEN’S HOTEL, largest and best appointed In Oamaru; C.T.A., P.S.R., and Motor Association House. lid rpHE First Utility o: Frequent ano Regular Advertising consists in this: There ie at all times a large class jf persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase ol certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayedtand drawn toward any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first who asks.