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NOTICE. NEWMAN'S 1101VB LOHRT, avail- . able for LUOGrA(*E, will leave for HAVfiLOCK TaiS EVENING. 5591 MOTUEKA ELECTORATE. NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL OF CANDIDxITE. FN pursuance of the provisions of the x Legislature Act, 1908, and *• the amendments thoreto, I, Gordon James Waters Boundy, Returning Officer for the Electoral District of Motueka, do hereby give public notice that FREDERICK LOVELL TURLEY has WITHDRAWN his name as a Candidate at the election of a member of Parliament for the Electoral District | of Motueka. | Dated at Motueka this 30th day of .November, 1914. G. J. W. BOUNDY, 5588 Returning Officer. MOTUEKA ELECTORATE. ¥N" connection with the election for -*• the above electorate the following :■ nominations have been received by me;— HUDSON, Richard Phineas. McKENZDE, Roderick. v The poll In pursuance of the Legislature Act, 1908, and its Amendments, will be taken at the following pollingplaces on THURSDAY, the Tenth day of DECEMBER, 1914 :— L The Public School, Motueka (principal). 2. The, Public School, Wakefield. 3. The Public School, Wai-iti. 4. The Public School, Dovedale. 5. The Public School, Motupiko. i 6. The Public School, Stanley Brook. i 7. The Public School,. Sherry Valley. 8. The Public School, Baton. 9. The Public School, Ngatimoti. 10. The i Old School, Pangatotara. 11. The Public School, Pokororo. 12. The Public School, Lower Moutere. 13. The Public School, Riwaka. 14. The Public School, Brooklyn. v 15. The Public School, Sandy Bay. 16. The Central Hall, Rockville. 17. The Public School, Bainham. 18. The Public School, Ferntown. 19. The Public School, Pakawau. 20. The New Public School, East Takaka. . 21. The Public School, Waingaro. 22. The Public School, Long Plain. • 23. The Public School, Motupipi.,. :'; 24. The Public School, Puramahoi. . 25. The Public School, Little Wan-' ' ganui. v I 26. The Public School, Karamea. 27. The Railway-station, Tadmor. 28. The Public School, Central Mou-| tere. 29. The Courthouse, Collingwood. ; 30. The Courthouse, Takaka. i 31. St. George's Hall, Seddonville. | 32. Tho Public School, Promised Land (Arapito). . 33. The Post-office, Tpphouse. 34. The Public School; Upper Motupiko. 35. Mr. J. Chandler's House, Wangapeka. 36. The Public School, Puponga. 37. The Public School, Mangarakau. . 38. The Public School, Awaiti; ; 39. The Public School, Appleby. , . 40. The Public School, Waimea West. .41. The Public School, Upper Mou- • ':■ tere. ■' ' ■'■ '-'■ ''' 42. The Public School, Uruwhenua. : 43. The Polling-booth, Upper Takaka. ; 44. The Railway-station, Tui.. ; 45: The Publio School; Summerle^ (St. 'Helens PosfcHDffice). j 46. The Public School, Hectqr (Ngakawau Post-office). ' 47. TheJDruids' Hall, Tapawera. - 48. The Public School, Glenhope. 49. The Public School, River TeiTac'e (Brightwater Postroffice). I 50. Tlie Polling-booth, Terakohe:" j ;51. The Public School, Foxhill. "; 52. Carlin's Accommodation House, Corbyvale. 53. The Public School, Aporo. 54. The Public School, Redwood's v-Vallejr.-■■■'!• -^ :-- -*•,,-■ •■..■..•••■ '• ; j 55. The Post-office', Waitaiawa. -; ' • Hours of polling ..are from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ' Dated this 30Ui day'-of November, 1914. - ' ; G. J. W. BOUNDY, . 5586 Returning Officer. ' ADVT. Motueka, 30th Nov., 1914 • The Editor, "Colonist,": Nelson. Dear Sir, — It is only fair to those electors who had so generously promised me their support that I should make some explanation of my action in withdrawing from the contest at so late a date. 1 am convinced that the Reform (?) Government is retroaade, and my supporters think that I might have been the unwitting means <>f assisting in the return of another member to help^stop^ the icloek of progress. Eal&er than d<fc -vthis'l-'withdraw.. «.'/ -■'•' - - ''"•' ', ";2 i;he. personal loss^ 'I'le^ ,well repaid for rthe opportunity it has afforded me of preaching the gospel of Labour. I hope that every Labour man will do his utmost this time to remove the stigma from New Zealand of being governed by a Tory party. Yoiirs faithfully, 5585 F. TURLEY. CONVILLE TOWN BOARD. WANGANUI. DEBENTURES. APPLICATIONS are invited by the '"*• above Board for the purchase of 100 Debentures of £100 each, balance of issue under the General Improvements Loan No. 2 of £25,000,, with a currency of thirty years arid bearing interest at 5 per cent, per annum, secured by a special rate on all rateable property in the Gonville Town District. = -Principal and Interest payable free of exchange at any Branch of the Bank of New Zealand in New Zealand. " -Application to be made to-the Bank of New Zealand at Wanganui, or to the undersigned. These Debentures offer a safe investment for capital. FRED. BOURNE, ' 5587 Town Clerk. Frozen Meat. We have buying orders for unlimited quantities of WETHERS ' EWES LAeaes , for Shipment per s.s. WAIWBRA, Ws are also purchasers of BULLS, COWS, mt, OLD EWES, AC. THE NELSON FREEZING COY.. LIMITED. J. ALLAN MITCHELL, Manager. 5596 I--