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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16117, 4 May 1923, Page 4

MAKARAKA HALL. TO-NIGHT GRAMOPHONE RECITAL $ crl by Messrs. Clifisp and Son). Dulcimer Solo Mr. W. MeMurray Mr. Murphy I TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! •i NEEDLEWORK FRUIT AND PRODUCE" j ii DAFFODIL" &!LILY BULBS. | Heaps of Fun ill. this; Fair. 10 p.m.—AUCTION SALE. TO XIGIIT Admission Is. Children 6d. 748

Friday and Saturday MAY 4th A XT) sth. At S p.m. ALL THE FUN AND DANCE From A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM A MIDSUMMER NHJHT'S DREAM L. 11. Fcnn, Mrs. Feim, Miss Nancy Williams, Miss W. Morton, Harold Cato. And upwards of yQ LOCAL PERFORMERS KQ Encourngo Local Elocution, Song, and Dnnce. 5/-, 4/-, 2/-. Free of lax. Free Rooking. ROOK AT MUIR'S. ' 664

DANCING. TOMORROW (SATURDAY) NIGHT. ASSEMBLY HALL ELITE ASSEMBLY DANCE First-class Music. W.. 8. EDWARDS, M.C. 769 J. REIIJY. Hun. Sec. - BARWICK'S AUCTION MART, TO-MORROW TO-MORROW At 1.30 sharp. LIGHT EXPRESS, Set Harness, and 5-yenr-old Horso (guaranteed); also 5 other Vehicles. Mart Sale to follow. FRED. DARWICK.

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Section 64 of "The Public Trust Office Amendment Act, 1921," that .-ill persons having claims against the Estate of THOMAS JOHN GOLD SMITH ( late of Maiawhero. Fanner, are required to lodge, in duplicate, such claims, certified as duo and owing by the deceased at the date of death, with the undersigned, on or before the 4th day of JUNE, 1923. K. A. HENDERSON, 746 District Public Trustee. "OOVERTY VAY RUGBY UNION (Incorporated). SATURDAY'S MATCHES AT SENlOß.—Manuiuke v. Old Hoys, 2.45 p.m. (Referee. Mr. 0. R. Olseri); Civil .Service v. Haiti-City, 2.45 (Referee, Mr. P. Pudney). JUNIOR.—Ror«rq v. Kaiti-Citv. at 1.30 p.m. (Referee., Mr. Wallace); High School v. Manutuke, at 1.50 p.m. (Re feree, Mr. Burge). THlßDS—Matches at High School Ground : Rovers v. Old Boys, at 1.30 p.m. (Referee, Mr. Sheen); High School v. Kaili-City, 3 p.m. (Referee, Mr. Stichbury). FOURTHS.—At Ruteno Road : High School v. Kaiti-Citv. at 3 p.m. (Referee Mr. Ma Won). Admission 6d. Ladies Free. •lAS. A. (CRRAX. 761 |ff,n. See. P.B.R.U.

JAZZ ! JAZZ 1 \/. Q.RAXD jyiVKliK QAHARE'I GREAT GRAND OPENING NiUHT Will be held on FRIDAY "MAY 11th, when n LONG NIGHT will bo bold. Balloons, Paper Twirlers, Hon Rons. Confetti, Paper Snakes; Spot-lights, etc! McMullcn's Great Jazz l}:md in attendance. Remember, this is the Grand Opening Night, so book early to save disappointment. 0. U FERGUSON, Proprietor.

GLSBORNE LAND BOARD. TO THE CROWN TENANTS ADIES AND GENTLEMEN—the Executive of lli<>"New Zealand Farmers' Union It* represent you-on the. above Board, 1 beg to sink' that I am a grazing runlioldct*, and have been such for close on 30 years. I have'always taken a keen interest in Grown Tenants and Unturned Soldiers especially ; also our Union lias done much for the Soldier settlers. If elected as your representative, I will do my utmost to safeguard your interests. Trusting you will give me your support. Yours faithfully, M.'T. TKAEFORI). Waiohika, 2nd -May, 1923. 651

HARBOR ELECTION. PUBLICJS T OTICE. WHEREAS THOMAS AUGUSTUS FRANKS was duly nominated as a Candidate for Election as a Member of the Harbour Hoard, and his name did not appear on the ballot paper. AND WHEREAS'a number of his supporters have staled that as the -wrong name, "Norman Augustus Franks," was on the ballot paper, this consequently caused them to withhold, their votes. AND WHEREAS large numbers applied for voting papers and found they were not enrolled. AND WHEREAS large numbers were debarred from voting through congestion at the polling booths. AND WHEREAS large numbers on the polling day have learned that their names were not on the, roll through interprethig the term " Parliamentary Franchise" to mean that the Borough Roll would be made, up from the Parliamentary Roll. THEREFORE, it is estimated that over 500 persons, entitled to enrolment, were unwittingly deprived of their votes, and consequently the recent election of Members of the Harbour Board was not a tru<* expression of I he. will of the peoNOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN that a meeting of all those who .support the Vigilance Committee's Policy, and who desire a fresh election, will be held in the Savage Club's Rooms, N.Z. Insurance t'ov."s Buildings (top floor). Childers Road, Gisborne, on SATURDAY, sth May, at 7.30 p.m., when the whole question will bo discussed, and a. decision arrived at as to what steps shall be taken in tile matter. MEANWHILE, Jet all those who are call at the Borough Council Office without delay and gel duly cure lied. Forms of enrolment will also be oblniual.le 'it Hie nwiin>2 Tyf JAWTET) —Buyer for Buggy, 2 sents. VV shafts, ana ready for road, and £l4 will do it. -At Krebs and Co.'s.