Flection Notice POLITICAL MEETINGS. J Mr Smith invites the Electors of tho New Plymouth District to meet him at— November Huirangi Tuesday ... 18th Upper Mangorei ... Wednenday ... 19th. Upland Road ... Friday ... 21st Omata Monday ... 24th Kent Road ... Wednesday ... 26th Frankley Road ... Friday ... 28rh Decemba > Egmont Village ... Monday „.. let Fitzroy Tuesday ... 2nd Inglewood ... Wednesday ... 3rd Chair to be taken at 7.30 punctually. - A/T R HUGHES invites the Electors of i •■"■ New Plymouth to meet him at :—: — Urenui ... ...Thursday, 20th „ Bell Block ...Monday, 24th „ Chair to be taken at 7.30 punctually. MS J. BLLIOI'S MEETINGS. MR. J. ELLIOT invitee the electors of New Plymouth District to meet him at the following place?. The chair to be taken at 7.30 p.m. in each cisc: — Egmont Road Schoolhouse, Tuesday, Nov 18 Upland Road, Schoolhoase, Wednesday, Nov 19 Tarata, Schoolhouse, Thursday, Nov 20 Egmont Village, Schoolhouse, Friday, Nov 21. a 606
MAYORALTY > LECTIO*. TO THE BURG ESS KS. T ADIES AND GEN LEW EN, —In ■*— ' response to the wishes of a large number of the Burgesses, I have decided to offer mj self for re-election to the office of Maior. As I have been honored with a seat in tbe Council for tbe pnst twelve yeare, my views on Borough affairs must be well known tp jou. I tan only assure jou that, if elected, I shall still Ptrive to advance the best interests of the Borough. — I am, Youra obediently, a5lB JAMES BELLRINGER. MAYORALTY ELICHON. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, — In ■»— ' answer to a requisition signed by many influential ratepayers, I offer myself as a candidate for the office of Mayor. If you honor me by election, I shall endeavour to help ou the economical ad ministration of the affairs of the Borough to the best of my ability. I am, &c. } v a 543 CLEMENT W. QOVETT. JOHN BTCNNETT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, HAVING purchased the business of Mr F. Stohk, Watchmaker, Devonstreet, bt gs to inform the public of New Plymouth tlat by strict attention to business, moderate chargeß, and guaranteed workmanship, he hopes to obtain a share of public pationage. Having disposed of my business to Mr J. Bknnett, I have much pleasure in bespeaking for him a continuation tff the liberal support accorded m«j in tha past. a 638 . F. STOHR. " J GENERAL, BUILDERS', AND FURNISHING m mm asm impsrtcßi lias on hand nnd to arrive, the following SEASONABLE G JODSSPADES ; Digging Forks ; Potato Forks ; Rakes ; Hoes ; Hay Forks and Rak"s ; Garden Syringes ; Farringdoa Garden Engines, a splenlid line. PLANET Jr. (ombined Drills, Hoes, Cultivators, Ploughs, and Rakts. Planet Jb. Single Wheel Hoes, &c ; I'lanet Jr. Double Wheel Hoes, &c. These tools are becoming dsservedly popular, and are immense labour savers, ia fact, no farmer can afford to do without one. Milk Pans nnd Buckets ; Churns ; and all kinds of Dairy Utensils. Sheep Shears; Daggiug Shears ; Garden, Shears ; Scythts ana Scythe SnatUs ; B.Y. Reaping Books. Winnowing Sheets. Gilpin's, Whitehouse's, and Brades' Slashers and Brushing Hooks SLacklock's "Orion" S oves. Soott's Atlas Stoves, tbe old favorite. Also, the "Neio Registered" Stove, by far the cheapest and best yet seen in New Plymouth at the price ; call and inspect. Sole Agent for the " Bismarck" Patent Wire Strainer and Splicer, far and away the best in the market. Hornsby'B and Howard's Plough Shares; Plont;h Skeitha, with and without boßseß. Enamel Paint*; Oils ; Varnishes; &c. Fencing Wire ; Galvanifsed Corrugated Iron ; Bricks ; Lime ; Cement ; Fire Clay; Drain Pipeß ; Fire Bricks ; &c. &c. Graham's Pat.nt Ftre Kindlers, sample* gratis. i|S" Brougham street, near Railway Station, a 556 New P.lymouth. *i,AVEBrAFF PIANOS. . H. CoitlEß k, Go HAS ALWAYS IN STOCK— Account Books of every description Photo., Scrap, Writing, and Fern Albums Pocket Books, Purees and Note Books Ladies' Bags in Plush and Leather Writing Deßke, Tourists' Cases and Blotters Photo. Frames — a large variety Birthday Cards and Books — latest designs Draughts, Chess, and other games Presentation and School Books Bibles, Church of England and Catholic Praj ers Coinmeroial and Fanoy Stationery of al kiudß. DKVON-ST., NbW PLYMOUTH. a!6B hbto . "EMPIRE TEA COMPANY. W & a lUKSBULL & CO., WELLINGTON, PROPRIETORS. tf*^"fl JL_t^ J3 P er a y to bo b 8 TO b £L m<ule by .pc. pcr * Q(yf § •»'■' OV II 80na °^ either bci, iv their owu lucaliueß, at work for us. New business. All meet with wonderful buccet«B. Anyone can do the work. You don't n^d oupital, or about tbe Bama us none. Wo will start you. No space to explain here. But you can make a BDUg little fortune h norably uDd eubily. The employment is particularly adapted «o the region in which this publication circulates, Boys and girls earn nearly as much aa mer. Full particulars and instrucuoua mailed free. Now la the f Sl ne— don'fc delay, but write to us ut onof - v "T.'__ X sl and L'p,, Portland, Maine, Uni' - -..'^9. R94
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8935, 18 November 1890, Page 3
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