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POR^SALE, "t /\OU 12 SUP.EKS for Patent Hives. JLAJ • full size 8/S each, half-size, 7/6 each, fitted np with foundation comb, half supers with section comb. Must be sold. B. F, D. MBARES, 5176 Post Office. Motueka, NELSON PEOPLE'S TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. THE usual Fortnightly Pay Days will be held 1 0-1) AT (Monday) aad TOMORROW {Tuesday) D. R. EDWARDS, 6226 Seoretary. MOTOR CAR QK S.P. 7.BRATER for HIRE at UU bWtest notice. 'Phone 60. 4136 GAT' 3 ciTABLBS. WAIMEA COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION. WAI-IT £ IiIUIEG. MR E. S. HOOXT inviteu the Ratepayers to meet him at POXHILL THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. . 5228 ■ . WANTED. ■■ ALL LADIES willing to assist j at the GATJDhN PARTY j to be held at tho Ro&phal Grounds, ', in aid of tho • ■ . 1 BRITISH RED CROSS FUND, to meet ai the Council Chambers, on MONDAY NEXT, at,3 30 p.m. E. LOCK, j 5197 Mayoress, j SALE Wb°r TWORK. vVEONKSDAY; Uth. Afternoon at 3 ; Evening at 7.30 TEMPERANCE HALL, BRIDGE-ST. To be Opened by the Mayoress (Mrs Loch) at 3 p.m. CompstitSons: CAKES—Fruit. Seed, Sponge Cakea ; Sponge Sandwich, iced Sandwich, Gingerbread, Scones, Pikelets, Home-made Bread. SWEETS.—Coooanut Ice, Plain Toffee, Almond Toffee, Fruit Toffee, Turkish Delight. Mi st Useful Article made from Kercs^ne Tin; Bmi Article made from S-'ugar bug; Best Arttcle made from Flour Bag, 5230 MEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS. (Incorporate J.) T^TOTICE IS HEREBY GTVEtf that the, iN 22nd day of November, 1914. is tho last day upon whicb Applications can be received for REGIS fRiTiON under " The N,Z. lu?tituto of Archifeeds Aofc, 1914." Architects desiring to register etioutd apply bsfore that date, By Order of the Registration Board W. BE AUOH AiXl P-PLA CTB, 6229 Seoretary, GENERAL ELECTION. MR FIELD'S CANDIDATURE. A GENERAL MEETING of MR FIELD'S COMMITTEE and SUPPORTERS will be heid at the Committee Room (King's Hall), Bridge-street, on MONDAY Next, fct ti p.m. , - Full attendance requested. Busniess Important. Ifew Supporters cordially invitad. A. E, DTSOK. W. H. THOMSON, .5230 Joint Secretaries. POLITICAL. MR. R. P. HUDSON will Address" the ELECTORS of MOTUEKA as under: — . 9th November—7 p.m. MARAHAU School. ' - 10th November—7,3o p.m. DOVEDAI<E Public Hall. 11th November—7.3o p.m., , LOWER MOUTERE Hall. 12th November—7.3o p.m., NGATIMOTI School. 13th NovemUr—7.3o p.m., REDWOOD'S VALLEY School. 14th November— 7.30 p.m., WAIMEA WEST School. 5H5 SADDLERY BUSINESS AT COLLINCWOOD FOR SALE. npENDERS are invited for the Pur- *- clvase as. a; Goiag Concern of the' SADDLERY BTjSINJESS, successfulk; carried, oa- by the late^oHAßliES fBRADSHAW for the- last $ vyein-s nt Cbllihgwood. This is the only business in the District, and offers a splendid opportunity for the trade. Tenders CLOSE at the Office of the District Manager for the.Public Trustee at Nelson at noon on 14th November, 1914. STOCK SHEETS and Conditions of Sal© may be inspected, and Forms ot Tender obtained, at the Offices of <he Public Trustee, Wellington, Nelsou, and the Post Office, Collingwood. F. FITCHETT, 5071 Public Trustee. TO THE RATEPAYERS, Wangapeka. Riding, Waimea County. J^ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— As I have consented to become a Candidate for the above Riding at the coming Election, I think it is only fair to my supporters and intending sup-"pm-ters that I should-express ~my •viewsand opinions on county matters through the medium of the public Press. First of all 1 may mention that I am : a native *f the district, and -reside in -the centre of the Riding, and Tiave aocess to and use the four principal .roads, viz., Tadmor, Tapawera, Wiakej&eld and1 Motueka. . For #he past .25, years I have worked on and off for the Council on all classes of road works, thereby acquiring a thorough knowledge of all descriptions of Council work and requirements. The following suggestions with regard to careful expenditure of ratepayers' money and needed reforms will have my hearty co-operation and support:— (1.) All work of the value of over £10 to be contracted for; and the maintenance of all roads to be let under contracts. 1 (2.) In view of th" increase of settlement. I would be in favour of the-Conn-s£l taking steps, to secure the legalisation of necessary '.-roads " in .cases- m which it has not already been done. (3.) Tho Overseer' to be replaced by a qualified Engineer, who would devote' himself mainly to work in the field, an arrangement that when the Engineer U on' such duty the office work shall be done by & draughtsman. ; I am, -i - Yours faithfully, ,' , . 5120 . N . E. H. BROMELL.