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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11958, 2 December 1919, Page 8

SECOND ANNUAL CONCERT CONVENT SENIOR PUPILS To be held in JJ-ARTON TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1919. 8 p.m. Dress Circle 3/.-, Stalls 2/-. I BEG to announce that I have started as a Wood and Goal Merchant and General Carrier at BULLS. Plenty of wood ready for immediate delivery. r. H. READER. CHfINOE OF BUSIHESsT TTN thanking my numerous customers for their generous patronage during my eight years in business in Marton, I desire to announce that I have disposed of my business to Mr T. Barton, of Marton Junction, and would ask them to extend to him the same generous patronage they have accorded me in the past. •E. L. BROWN. Mr Barton’s signature, or that of his assistants, will be recognised as a discharge of any accounts owing to me.—E.L.B. In announcing that I have taken over the business of Mrs E. L. Brown, T wish to assure the public of strict attention to business, and hope to meet the support accorded my predecessor. T, BARTON.

RANGITIKEI ELECTION. MR GLENN’S CANDIDATURE. MR W. S. GLENN will address the Electors as follows ; TUESDAY, Dec. 2-Durie Hill 'School. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3~Kaitoke Hail. THURSDAY, Dec. 4 Fordell Hall FRIDAY, Dec. 5 Mangamahu Hall. Chair at 8 p.m. on each occasion. MANAWATU ELECTORATE. TVTR E. NEWMAN, Reform Candidate, will address the Electors as under GREATFORD—Monday, Dec. Ist. SANSON— December 6th. All meetings at 8 p.m. - HE Rev. W. Barraud will give a Lantern Lecture on Melanesia in the Sunday School Room, Bulsl, on FRIDAY, sth, at 7,30 p.m. OR iSALE. Blackwell Street, Marton—lwo cottages, four and six rooms -, every convenience. Half acre land. Price £looo. Apply Alex. J, Geary, Agent, Feeding,

OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. Tfyf'R W, G. TWIGG begs to announce that he has re-opened his tailoring 'business in premises (upstairs) next to Molndoe’s Stables. A GOOD RANGE OP SUITINGS TO SELECT FROM. First-class Workmanshin.

OROUA ELECTORATE. ELECTION CAMPAIGN. HpHE HON. D. H. GUTHRIE, -®- Reform Candidate, will speak as under : WAIPURU SCHOOL, Tuesday, Dec. 2nd. REWA HALL, Wednesday, Dec. 3rd. WAITUNA W, HALL, Thursday, Dec. 4th. HALCOMBE HALL, Friday, Dec. sth MAKING SCHOOL, Saturday, Dec. 6thAll meetings at 8 p.m, ALEX. J. GEARY, Secretary. MASSEY OR WARD? When you go to vote think of of this. THE REFORM GOVERNMENT AND WM. MASSEY MEANS:— ■ Sound finance. Freehold tenure, Prevention of aggregation of f land. No political patronage in the great Government Departments. Liberalised Pension laws. Education of the people. Vigorous policy in erecting Workers’ Homes. A vigorous Housing Scheme whereby advances to workers will be increased to £750 A fair deal to all men and women. The Reform Government has looked after the inerests of our soldiers. The Reform Government has proved itself arid deserves your confidence. In the case of Old-Age Pensions the bonus to be added to present rate, and this amount to be made statutory and permanent. On the Election Day keep this in mind and VOTE FOR