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WANTED to Rent, Two or three rooms (furnished or unfurnished). Apply *X.Y.Z/," "Colonist" Office: 1616 N.Z, FARMERS' UNION. THE Annual Meeting of the Wairaea Branch will be held in the Fire Brigade Hall at EICHMOND on MONDAY, the 26th instant, at 7.30 p.m. All farmers invited. All War Belief funds lists are requested to be sent in on or before that date to the Treasurer (Mr T. Bell), or. . AftTHUR SHIETLIFF, 1644 Secretarg, BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. ELECTION OF MAYOR. TN'Pursuance, of the provisions of the ■* Acts relating to the same, I hereby declare JAMES HUNT, being the only Candidate Nominated, to be duly ELECTED to the Office of MAYOR of the Borough of Richmond for the ensuing*" two years. E. J. THOMAS. Returning Officer. Richmond, April, 19th, 1915. 163.2 NOMINATION OF COUNCILLORS OF THE BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. TN pursuance of the provisions of "Tlit ■ Municipal Corporations Act, 1908," and "The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908," and amendments thereof, I hereby give notice that a POLL will be taken for the election of SIX COUNCILLORS of the Borough of Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, 28th day of April, 1915, at the Council Chambers, Richmond, commencing at 9 a.m., and closing at 7 p.m. The following Candidates have been duly nominated :— CHARLES ALLPORT. HARRY BAIT. EDWARD W. CROSS. THOMAS D. GOODMAN. RICHARD HART. JAMES ALBON HAYCOCK. HENRY HENMAN. JOHN B. INGRAM. HORACE JAS. ROSE. WALTER THORN. E. J. THOMAS; Returning Officer. Richmond, 19th April, 1915. 1631 BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. WATER RATE. TW'OTICE is hereby given that at a Meeting of the Richmond Borough Council* held on the 13th day of March, 1915, it was resolved that, in pursuance of Section 83 of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1908," and Sections 48 to 56 of "The Rating Act, 1908," the following WATER RATES in respect of the ordinary supply be made and levied for the period commencing on the First Day of April, 1915, and ending on the 31st March, 1916, payablel in two equal instalments on the 28th day of .May, 1915, and on the Ist day of October, 1915:— 1. Upon all lands and buildings to which water is supplied, the rateable value of which on the Valuation Roll . does 'net exceed £12 10s, a rate , of 10s per annum; exceeds £12 10b, a rate of 4 per cent, on such value. 2. Upon all lands and buildings to which water can be, but is not supplied, situate within 100 yards of any part of the waterworks, one-half the rates mentioned above. 3. Upon all buildings used as stores or warehouses, or for any purpose other than dwelling house, one-ha]f the rates mentioned above. Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the said Council will be held at the Council Chambers, Richmond, on the 11th day of May, 1915, to confirm the said resolution. E. J. THOMAS, sTown Clerk. Richmond, 19th April, 1915. 1633 GIERGYMEN WORKING MEN PHYSICIANS BUSINESSMEN SCHOOL MASTERS LAWYERS ORCHARDISTS POLITICIANS FARMERS SQUATTERS TEACHERS—ASD MUSICIANS We have a large Btock of * Footwear for Men in every - walk of life, ; in all professions - and trades, ittieGentlemen of leisure, and the working man—we have boots to fit you all—made by the best English manufacturers. Dae & Sons' NEW BOOT STORE. •.. . . __. 2> , ■__ Grass is Cheap, But Who'd Eat It. You can get grass anywhere, so you can buy cheap suits anywhere. But why not let your hard.earned ca h have the bes1; Suit your money will buy? Our Tailored Box Suits are now known as the best suits for their money in the market, 89/6 to 70/-. We offer a perfect' suit, and we can prove to you that we're offering Suits of better quality at lower prices -than you can gei elsewhere^ -Come and make us prove our statem nt Then why eat grass because it'fi. cheap any more than you should^ buy cheap suits' because they're cheap, only. Bee and Sons, THE SUIT STORE.