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Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143771, 20 April 1912, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION. INGLEWOOD HORSE FAIR. 'E have CHANGED the date of our Horse Fair to FRIDAY, May 3. MATTHEWS & BENNETT, Inglewood. INGLEWOOD HORSE FAIR. FRIDAY, MAY 3. ■ATTHEWS AND jgEN^ETJ Will hold a Horse Fair in the Inglewood Stables on FRIDAY’, May 3. PRESENT ENTRIES: HACK A HARNESS HORSES 5 Unbroken/ Entries Solicited. Sale at 1 o’clock. n 904

ELECTION NOTICE:, TO THE ELECTORS OE THE BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. IX RESPONSE to the large and influential deputation which waited upon me a few days ago, I consented to allow myself to be nominated for the office of Mayor of Xpw Plymouth. In soliciting the suffrages of my fellow electors I am content to allow my past service;; (eight years as a Councillor, including six years Chairman of the Electric Light Committee and eight months Mayor), and also my services on the Taranaki Hospital Board, to speak for themselves. During my term of office sis Mayor I did everything I could to further those progressive measures initiated by the late Mr. Tisch, including the Greater Xew Plymouth aj<ft Tramway schemes. —' In the administration of the different departments of the Borough my aim was always to see that the greatest efficiency was combined with economy and to see that the ratepayers received 20s for every £1 spent. I have always been for progress, and if elected X will continue the efforts I have made towards improving the Town and making it more attractive. Yours faithfully, a 097 G. W. BROWNE. MAYORAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OP THE XEW PLYMOUTH BOROUGH. s AND GENTLEMEN,— In response to the invitation of numerous Electors, I have decided to offer, myself as a Candidate at tho ensuing .Mayoral Election. My policy, if elected, will be a progressive one. lam in favour of Tramways for New Plymouth, and also other progressive m'easnres, with' a view to bringing the town thoroughly up to date. I have had some years’ experience as a Borough CouivpiHor, and in soliciting your votes in my favour can assure you that I will use every endeavour to promote the welfare of our Town. Y'ours faithfully, a9D6 "J. S. S. MEDLEY.

MISCELLANEOUS. NOTICE OF THANKS. MR. A. CLIFF and Mr. and Mrs. 6. A. Skelton and family desire to extend their sincere thanks to Drs. Home, Wylie, and Fookes, and the nursing staff of Miss Baker's Hospital, for their skill and attention to the late Mrs. Cliff, and also to all kind friends for many expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. boo STEEL BARRELS. FOR SALE (quantities in stock and arriving in regular shinment) — Specially constructed STEEL BARRELS of about 40 gallons capacity. Suitable for Exportation of Oil, Tallow, Glycerine, etc. AiVtJiiV l/M ENT ACT, 1911. NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANIES. XT'OUR ATTENTION is called to the X provisions of Section 10 of the above Act, in which it is provided, inter alia, that any agreement between an employer and a worker (or between an employer and a deceased worker’s representative or dependent) for the settlement of any claim to compensation for accident causing death or permanent disablement (whether total or partial) shall not be binding unless the same is made in writing and approved by a Magistrate or an Inspector of a 992 W. ELSON, 40 Belfast Street, Christchurch. COMPENSATION Factories. J. LOMAS, b4O Secretary of Labour, Wellington.

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