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Southland Times, Issue 17664, 23 February 1916, Page 6

Public Notices. OUR THEORY is that we best serve ourselves by supplying tne Best Goods. This is no mere desire, but OUR POLICY. We act on the belief that we can sustain our popularity just so long as our patrons are satisfied that our work is supreme in Artistic finish OUR PATRONS realise that they receive the benefit of the most advanced Photographic Methods of the day. OUR EXPERIENCE was gained through a schooling in practical commonsense methods. THE WOOTTON STUDIO are the people with THE “TAKING” WAY. THE Premises of W. LEWIS AND CD will be CLOSED TO-DAY on th» occasion of the Firm’s Annual Picnic. XFuiCS BOROUGH OF INVERCARGILL. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the -t-' following Candidates have been duly Nominated for the Extraordinary Vacancy in the Municipal Council:—; ALSWEILER, Jacob HARRINGTON. Thomas SHEEHAN, Edward SMITH, William WINDERS, John.

As the number of Candidates exceeds the number ,required, I hereby give notice that a Poll will be taken on WEDNESDAY, 23rd February, 1916, be--tween the hours of 9 a.m. and 1 p.m, in the following Polling Booths:— TOWN HALL, TAY STREET AVENAL TOWN HALL. GLADSTONE TOWN HALL, SAGE’S STORE, NORTH INVERCARGILL. SYLVAN BANK SCHOOLROOM. DONALD’S BAKERY, CENTRE ST* GEORGETOWN. METHODIST SCHQOL, • TTHAN AND TEVIOT STREETS. KNOX SCHOOLROOM, CONON AND BIGGAR STREETS. MARIST BROS.’ SCHOOLROOM, CLYDE STREET. METHODIST SCHOOLROOM, ELLES ROAD SOUTH T. W. WALKER, Returning Acer. Town Hall, 16th February, 191 G. , 2Fq3S7. ELECTORS. XJ'OTE FOR JACOB ALSWEILER, V who stands for all sections of the community, including Labour. Fu47B •TOWN COUNCIL ELECTION. WORKERS, record your Votes in favour of the Official Labour Candidate (Mr J. WINDERS) on Wednesday. 2Ft449 TO THE RATEPAYERS OF INVERCARGILL. Ladies and gentlemen,—i would remind you that the Election for the vacancy on the Council takes place on Wednesday, 23rd inst., and would urge you to record your votes. As an old citizen who has the time to devote to your interests, and one who has been identified with the woodware and other local industries, I respectfully solicit your votes, assuring you that your confidence will win* my loyal _ support in everything that will promote Invercargill’s interests.—Yours faithfully, WILLIAM SMITH Yarrow St., - Invercargill. 2Ft448 ELECTORS: —Study your best interests' by Voting for Rev. Thomas Har-> rington, your tried and trusted Candidate. Fs44l TO THE ELECTORS OF INVERCARGILL. I HAVE much pleasure in offering myself as Candidate for Councillor. I am an old Resident, and have personal interests in most parts of the Borough. While giving hearty support to all pro-' gressive measures for the betterment of the town, I am opposed to increased Rates or Rent. If elected you may rely upon my doing my best for the district, and will serve the Ratepayers without fear or favour. Yours heartily. 3Fr416 THOMAS HARRINGTON.

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