1.0.0. F., N.Z, TJCKRE TOURNAMENT AND DANCE. MONDAY NIGHT APRIL 19TH. LIBERTY HALL GOOD PRIZES and LUCKY TABLES. Splendid Supper. .Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. Dance- only—Gents 1/6. Ladies 1/-. A. LAXGRIDGE, 667 Chairman. MANAWATU RACING CLUB (Incorp;) AWAPUNI RACECOURSE', PALMERSTON NORTH. AUTUMN MEETING WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. APRIL 21 AND 22, 1926. •First Race starts at 11.45 a.m. Trains to Course. 663 MATAKAOA HOSPITAL BOARD, j DECLARATION OF POLL. P!URSUA:N.T ,tcTiectiop 32 of ;tbe Local Elect ions and Polls Art,. 1925, I hereby -give notwo that the number of votes received hy -each candidate for the office of.member of the Matakaoa Hospital Board at tho Election held or; the 7th day of April, 1926, is as follows: CLARK, John .45 CLARKE, Charles Henry 25 COWAN, I Charles William 30 ' KEMP, Alfred Ernest, 41 KOHERE, Rewi'ti Tohoroula ... 32 MULLCOLY, James Alexander 36 MeKEDDIE, George MaKenaio 19 ■ PRINCE,' Thomas Gecil 27 REED, Kingston! Frederick ... 54 WALKER, William 51 •zWILLIAJYISON, Chas. Macintosh 39 WOOD, Cecil .Richard Eric ... 41 WAITITI, Watene 46 And I hereby declare tho said : Kingsford Frederick Reed, William Walker, Wate*ne Wait it i, John Clarke, ..... •. Alfred Ernest Kemp ; Cecil Richard Eric .Wood,, Charles Macintosh Williamson, arid James Alexander M,ullooly, duly Elected to such office. D. J. MoNAUOHT, Returning Officer. Declared.at Te Araroa this 14th day of .April, 1926. 631 N.Z. BOOT REPAIRING CO. 63 BRIGHT STREET. Repairs Promptly Executed. Rubber Heels Fitted While You Wait. 601 MAKE; JL • Xlf YOUR CHEMIST YES! BELL'S ORCHARD 'ISTHE-PLACE FOR-THE BEST . FRUIT. YEUCICUS Aisles, 5/-, 7/6, .10/- / case;, Ballarat, 5/-. and 7/6 case; Jonathan, 5/- and 7/6 case; Sturmer, 5/and ; B/6 'case; Dougherty's, 5/- and-8/6 case; Russets, 7/6; Pears, 10/- for 50Lbs. All fruit guaranteed and delivered free anywhere in Gisborne. Oases 6d extra. TELEPHONE 290 W. DANCING & DEPORTMENT BALLROOM, NATIONAL AND FANCY DANCING. THE STUDIoTPEEL STREET. MR -.MacLENNAN CERTIFICATED TEACHER, LONDON ■Juvonilo Ballroom and Deportment. National and Eancy Dancing Classes Commence April 16 and 17. Adult Private ■ Lessons Daily.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 1701, 17 April 1926, Page 2
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