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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8792, 22 April 1907, Page 3

BBfCE, BROAD & GO., Limited, MAKTON. Grain Merchants, Land, Commission and Insurance Agents. OATS, BARLEY, WHEAT, MAIZE, PEAS & POTATOES, CHAFE & HAY Always i» Stock. We also Stock— LUBRICATING OILS, WIRE, AND MANURES. AGENTS —McCormick and Oabcme Binder, Colonial Drills. Full stock of Extras kept. Farm Implements of all description not in stock procured at shortest notice. fJIHE EYESIGHT SPECIALIST JNO. L NiCOL, Colleague of Samuel Barry, D.8.0.A., (Of Auckland), Will vist Marton, for Two Days only, and may be consulted at the White Hart Hotel, on TUESDAY, 23rd, and WEDNESDAY, 21th April. People with bad eyes may not see this. Will people with good eyes tell them ? Marton borough council; TO THE BURGESSES.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I have again consented to become a Candidate for the office of Councillor at the forthcoming Election, for which I cordially crave your indulgence, and if returned I will do my best in every way to further your interests. I am strictly FORTSOHRITT MIT SPARS AMKEIT. I will take care that there bo no defalcation or neglect the renewal of a Fidelity Bond. Yours obediently, BERNHARD L. G. GOILE.* Marton, Sl)th April, 1907. MAR TON BOROUGH COUNCIL. “PROGRESS WITH ECONOMY.” The watchword of the undermentioned candidates will bo the economical expenditure of the ratepayers’ money with dim consideration for the progress of the Borough, j The way to vote to bring about this result is as follows : [broad, EDWARD X GIBBONS, SAMUEL JOHN X Goile, Bernhard Ludewig Gustav Gould, Albert John Hilton, Francis Giles HUNT, FREDERICK X Lyon, Alfred McEldownoy, John READ, EDWARD X ROSS, THOMAS HENRY X Sutcliffe, Harry NOTE.—The above Five Candidates in capital letters are not pledged to any Associati on. INDEPENDENT BOROUGH CAN DIDATES. MARTON ELECTORS,—We are unpledged to any Association, are independent, impartial, abhorring party, opposing all increase of expenditure and of Borough valuations, opposing Town Clerk being Borough Valuator (unless under safeguards to ratepayers’ interests), opposing new loans (including light railway scheme), determined to reduce bank overdraft, and to limit the large amount annually lost in interest on overdraft, advocating gradual improvement of roads and paths, also strictest investigation of Borough and Gas finance, and striving for the advancement of the Borough by all economical methods. H. SUTCLIFFE. ALFRED LYON,^ ANGITIKE RUGBY SUB UNION. The ANNUAL If MEETING will be held at Marton on THURSDAY,; April 25, at 8 p.m. Business —Report and Balance Sheet and Election of Secretary vice Mr H. H.' Hunt resigned.

LOST— Between Parewanui and Willow Bank, pair of Ladies’ Gold-rimmed Spectacles in case. Finder rewarded on returning to Mrs David Scott, Willow Bank, Bulls. rjIRESPASS NOTICE. Any person found trespassing with dog or gun on my property, extending from the Parewanui School to Willow Bank, will be prosecuted without respect to persons. No permission given whatever. LYNN McKELVIE, Flookhouae, Parewanui. ANTED TO LET Acres Light Bush-felling ts be let in one or more lot?. Parties of four or more men can obtain particulars from DUNCAN & CAMPION, Okirae, Fordell. "0 BUILDERS AND TRACTORS. CONDOR ABSOLUTE SALE Owing to compulsory absence from the colony, the well-known Business of tbs undersigned, T. B. SUTTON, Eongotea T respass noticeAny person found trespassing with log or gun on our Sandy Run, Kaikokopu, or Hunia’s Lakes will be prosecuted. The Natives have nothing to do with these lakes. DALRYMPLE & WILSON. JgUSH FELLING. Wanted to Let—l2oo Acres of Bush, in lots to suit contractors. App'y WILSON BROS., Kawhatau, Mangaweka. JJ U S H FEL LING. TENDERS are invited for Felling 100 Acres (more or less) of Bush. Apply - WESTON BROS., Ohingaiti,