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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11958, 9 December 1919, Page 8

rCA \ I DAISY & FLOUR FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS COOKING I SUITS. THEM ALLWILL, SUIT YOU., MANAWATU ELECTORATE. MR E. NEWMAN, Reform Candidate, will address the Electors as under : PAREWANUI —Monday Dec. BthWANGABHU—Monday, the loth. AIT meetings at 8 p.m. TENDERS. TENDERS wanted for ferroconcrete fence- removal of latrines, and building new shelter shed, etc., for Hunterville District High School. Plans and specifications may be seen at Mr Clark’s shop, Bracestreet, Hunterville. Tenders close SATURDAY, December 13tb, 10x9. H. .T. TOWNSHEND, Secretary. NOTICE. OWING to the high price of foodstuffs, we are reluctantly compelled to raise the of Afternoon and Morning Teas, etc,,, to Bd. TIPPERARY TEA ROOMS. LOUNGE BAR. RANGITIKEI COUNTY ‘ COUNCIL. NOTICE. KAUARGAROA BRIDGE'over Wangaehu Riyer is Closed for Traffic during Repairs, till further notice. SYDNEY A. R. MAIR, County Engineer.. RANGITIKEI COUNTY COUNCIL. OUTSTANDING RATES. NOTICE is hereby given that all outstanding rates not paid by the 15th DECEMBER, 1919, will be sued for. By Order. HAROLD H. RICHARDSON, County Clerk. Marton, 27th Nov., 1919. MASSEY OR WARD f r —• When you go to vote think of of this. THE REFORM GOVERNMENT AND WM. MASSEY MEANS;Sound finance. Freehold tenure. Pre\ ention of aggregation of land. No political patronage in the great Government Departments. Liberalised Pension Jaws. Education of the people Vigorous policy in erecting Workers’ Homes. A vigorous Housing Scheme whereby advances to workers will be increased to £750 fair deal to all men and women. The Reform Government has looked after the inerests of our * soldiers. The Reform Government has proved itself and deserves your confidence. In the case of Old-Age Pensions the bonus to be added' to present rate, and this amount to be madestatutory and permanent.. • • On the- Election Day keep this in inind and VOTE FOR Cl 1. E N N.