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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15365, 9 November 1920, Page 4

W*5^_tENGAiA-HlivA v HA_L. ; -v .BAZAAR AND~ ART UNION To. bo held on 16th, 17th, and 18th NOVEMBER. " 'hi, -Aid of Hall FtindsY NOVEMBER 16th. — -Social Bvtmii . - and .Boxijig Exhibition by HecneBros.- and Local "Boxers. '■ NOVEMBER. "17th.— Special Children': Evening. . . ' NOVEMBER 18th.^Drawing of Prize. . ' and. Guessing. .Competition. DANCE TO FOLLOW. • Produce, Work '..Stall, Ice Cream, • Soft Drinks, »a^id Guessing Competitions. • Admiskidn ':' FREE. •' / M, OAMERON, Secretary. - ■' 'E. RIGNEY, Treasurer. * All .butts arid money Art Union, Books to \]fo returned -. by Friday, 12th Nov. Davidson _ 'Bus leaves - Peel St. Corner :. every, evening at 7.30. 751 . % ■ TO .' THE RATEPAYERS WAIHUK A .RIDING, . „.',' WAIKOHU COUNTY' COUNCIL. AS a Candidate' for the above Riding, I am' respectfully soliciting your support. is •'. " :7. • 1. A;; efficiency is the soul of economy, y I advocate a, general policy founded on e_ieiQUcy.- _'.-..-/ v ; -;v. . 7 ...... : 2. That wages, aud housing consistent *with the 'above be.;. provided; for Council' employees.-- Y» .<; ...■->-!.• -X ■■ .- - ■ -,:.•'.-• :.- 3'. As; equity is the law that governs eternity:. l- v advocate/ all adjustments; by; that stand avd. _X '-.-■-, - ■- •; 4. I/auu in 'favov- of tho main road beiiijr maiiitained7 and ; improved bv a general -fund, all Ridings contributing, nntil relief, is: obtained by legislation. 5. I.. advocate a progressive policy of ■ ;"permaneiit. works,, consistent with sound economy. ;..,., I Yours faithfully, | 703 ABBOTSFORD SMITH. COOK V* <X> U NTY ELECTIONS. --■ , THE : POLLBSfG'" Pi ACES' on WED^ NESDAY,. 10th. ; instant (between the hour** of„9 a,in... and 6 p_m.) will be as follows':— -; .. Y' 7, * .'".'. 7 JfAKARAW RIDING. .*»■'•'.*•• .(oh'e Vacancy.) § 1. Paenga'_ -'House "(near Waimoko Bridget ,- -.. - --l Gisbbfiie. v . Candidates: Y . ZF. O.'OIJftHCE.-- %1 W. G7 SHERRATT. POUAvSy" riding. i V '.'\{On©7.ya^a.ncy.j i .7.' ..,',- ■ • 1. GiUett's Shed,'TatapoUriY \ 2. Cook^Oountyi pff-ice, Gisborne. "Candidates : • L. H. COOP; - IHOatASfvHOLDEN; For the convenience of voters, some .PouaiwaYJ-Udfligr. Voting •• Papers -will be; obtarnabla'at the Pakarae" Riding Booth, and Pakarae;: Riding- oting- Papers* will be available! at. the Pouawa Booths ".--■' % H. M. PORTER, ij -- - ••■■■.■■■ --Returning: Officer. > j Gisbo^ije^. JiG,y-enibferY3rd, 1920.; 482 CHRISTMAS CARDS. Newest.^Resigns. T. .Appropriate Verses. Gtu^mi'teed to, Suit All; Tastes. LARGEST and'^OST'' REAJTriFUL f , SELE^TONA'ET, SHOWN. ; .. '.\ . . ! R_2^SifeEß'i : : \"„ _.-_ Cards slibuld.- be*, despatched forthwith, to :be; in tuno,7to Greet yourErierid_i Across the Sea. . { \ ■ Wl^/XddrEss y "■ RAINBOW BAZAAR 179 GLADSTONE ROAD. Y MONEY TO LEND. ', \ WE <lia v e.. •amounts -up;, to £1.4,0Q0 av^ilable ; fcp* , v -investment: uppn approved 'Freehold .Security^ DE LAUTOOR>7BA^KEIR' STOCK, ;:;*.'" ANDf BLAIR, a. .. ;■ 7.;Barristei's and .Solicitors, ■- 492 '"" Gisborne. NOTICE TO, MIVERTISERS, Changes fo_ ; Staiiding Advte-tise-ments rniist- he handed Jn NOT LATER tha_'^Jtij9^.%e\;4ay.;pri9r. I .tbC!' that on which the change le. to he made. Changes for- SATTJKDAY'S issues ' cannot ho iguarantoed unless copy is deposited qjj t_ft,prdyio.us Thursday.