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Te Aroha News, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5478, 23 April 1917, Page 3

GOOD SHEEP FARM 540 Acres, will carry two sheep to the acre. PRICE £3los AN ACRE Small Deposit. P. J. WESTERN LAND AGENT TE AROHA ’phone 103 MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!!! WHO WANTS MONEY ? WHY ! WE ALL DO ! ! Well Time Means Money, aud by saving Time, money is saved. If you are not punctual time aud money are lost, and how can one ho punctual with an unreliable timepiece ? If your Watch is Faulty, take it to MONK'S If your Clock has stopped, take it to MONK’S and you will have the satisfaction of always having the time. DON’T FORGET TE AROHA’S Reliable Jeweller jyj'EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS SAVING OF COAL—CURTAILMENT OF TRAIN SERVICES

In view of the necessity to conserve the Railway Coal Stocks, a drastic curtailm nt of passenger and goods traiu services will bo brought into operation (if the coal strike still continues) on Monday, 23rd April, 1917. The travelling pub ic are strongly urged to avail themselves of the opportunity permitted by tho continuation of the present full service to complete contemplated journeys before Sunday, 22ud April, as after that date aud until further notice, travelling facilities will be strictly limited to the barest necessities. Booklets containing particulars of the proposed timetable will be obtainable at all stations at an early date. The Goods Services will bo limited strictly to tho absolute minimum required to provision the different localities. The Traffic to be carried will be limited to general merchandise, foodstuffs, perishable articles, firewood, mining props, chaff, wool for shipment, livestock required, shooks for fruit, butter and cheese boxes, coal, coke and natural manures. Goods other than those mentioned will not be accepted for transit. The issue of week-end tickets is cancelled on aud after Saturday, 21st April, 1917. BY ORDER. AIHOU BRANCH OF NEW ZEALAND FARMERS’ UNION The Annual Meeting of the Waihou Branch of the New Zealand Farmers’ Union will be held on TUESDAY next, the 24th iust. V. HAMILTON. Local Secretary. TE AROHA BOROUGH COUNCIL

The Burgesses of Te Aroha are hereby invited to observe ANZAC DAY, 25th April, 1917, as a halfholiday. Memorial Services will bo held in the various churches in the forenoon, and a United Memorial Service in the Theatre Royal in the afternoon. THOS. STANLEY, 20/4/17 Mayor. OF TE AROH4| DECLARATION OB' ELECTION OP COUNCILLORS Pursuant to Section 11 and 12 of “|The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908,” I hereby give notice that the following persons have been duly nomiaatcd as candidates for the office of councillors for the Borough of Te Aroha : ALLEY, George j ARTHUR, Clarence Adolphus ■ BELL, James Moyser CLOTHIER, Jesse Albert (re- 1 tired from election) j CORNISH, George Arthur 1 PIRKIN, Frederick Wootten (retired from election) HEDGE, George (retired from election) MACKIE, William MORISON, John Dugald SELLARS, Charles Alfred WILLIS, Harold Tracy I As Jeßsie Albert Clothier, Frederick Wooton Firkin, and Georgo Hedge have Retired from election, leaving EIGHT CANDIDATES, and there being only eight vacancies to be filled, I therefore declare, the said George Alley, Clarence Adolphus Arthur, James Moyser Bell, Georgo Arthur Cornish, William Mackie, John Dugald Morison, Charles Alfred Sellars, and Harold Tracy Willis to be duly elected to such office. Dated this [2lst day of April, 1,917, F. W. WILD, Returning Officar Borough of Te Aroha