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Taranaki Daily News, 27 October 1919, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. KAWAROA TEA ROOMS. Ladies' Committee of the Kawaroa Park have decided to keep the Tea Rooms open TO-DAY (Labor Day), for the convenience of visitors to the Park. NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS? jpLEASE note that my farm, situated at Lower Mangorei, is withdrawn from sale. C. E. HAW. Now Open. Book early to save disappointment. Telephone "Tahurangi." NOTICE. is hereby given that the Bell Block Co operative Dairy Company is not buying any more Calf Veils for the present season. R. PEPPERELL, Secretary. New Plymouth, October 24, 1919. POLITICAL." EGMONT ELECTORATE. MR. D. J. HUGHES RETIRES. briefly as possible, I wish to notify to the electors of Egmont that I have retired from the forthcoming election. I feel it is due to myself and those who gave me their assurance of support to give a few of my reasons for doing so. I had no intention of submitting my name to those who met as delegates at Eltham for the purpose of choosing a Liberal candidate to fight Reform for the seat. Why did I reconsider my stated intention of fighting on? It was because there was a danger of Reform winning. I was not afraid of any Liberal nominee. I am still of opinion I could beat any man the delegates could put in the field, but that would not overcome the difficulty and danger of who would top the poll. I love my country, its political destiny, and its future progression more than I do any personal aggrandisement. Times have been, and are, abnormal, and the crucial exigencies of the political barometer warrants any man sacrificing his aspirations to lower the temperature of Reform mercury. I do not want this country to come to what it 'is rapidly approaching, viz., a replica of land monopoly holders similar to the same regime which drove most of our parents from the land of their birth. I have been, and am now, not satisfied witli Liberal decadence, and my action, I hope, will stimulate the slumbering ideals and abilities of its leaders to infuse the sparks which have, so to speak, smouldered since the Seddon era. Lip service is not wanted now, lmt action is. Liberal people of Egmont and those who want this grand little country to advance, back up by every means in your power the man whom your delegates have chosen. Let no side issues which I hpd to contend with dim your objective, as Reform administration will drag this country Sownwards as it has the countries in other climes. When we get a system of proportional representation this; game of choosing candidates, which savors so much of professionalism, will disappear "and the candidates will then have what is their Tight—the platform for a friend and the people as the judge and take the verdict? as given. D. J. HUGHES. October 25, 1919. NEW PLYMOUTH DOMINION NEW PLYMOUTH DOMINION BABY DAY. BABY DAY. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22. STREET COLLECTIONS STALLS STREET COLLECTIONS STALLS STREET COLLECTIONS r-STALLS Afternoon Tea in Plunket Rooms. Father Xmas with Baskets of Toys. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. LOST POLICY. having been supplied oT the loss of policy numbered 24fiS78 in the books of t,his Department on the life of Fercy Joseph Childs, formerly a member of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force on active service but now of New Plymouth, Linotype Operator, I hereby give notice of my intention to issue, at the expiry of two weeks from this date, a copy to take the place thereof unless objection be previously lodged. J. Hi RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner. Wellington, October 18, 1919. W. EAGAR, HAIRDRESSER & TOBACCONIST, (Late P.'Lawson) INGLEWOOD, wishes to notify the general public that he has acquired the above business. Only the best of goods stocked. A trial will convince-you.