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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16613, 10 December 1919, Page 7

ELECTION NOTICES. WAITOMO ELECTORATE. M R - C. K. WILSONINDEPENDENT REFORM CANDIDATE, Will Address the Electors of Waitara. in the PICTURE PALACE, WAITARA, on FRIDAY, December 12, a,t 8 p.m. hS-30 APPLICATIONS. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. MEN WANTED. rpwENTY Men Wanted at once; tar work; wages at rate of 14s per day. Apply Borough Engineer, Liardet Street. F. T. BELLRINGER, Town Cleric. h 926 NEW PLYMOUTH HARBOUR BOARD. T7HANTED, Hammer and Drill Men; ' ' wages Is 9d per hour; steady work. Apply— FOREMAN, Breakwater. :!85S TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD. PUPIL-TEACHERS AND PROBATIONERS. A PPLICATIONS will be received up to TUESDAY, December 30, 1919, from applicants for appointment as Pupil-teachers and Probationers in the schools in tho Taranaki Education District. Applicants must not bo under 16 years of age, and must bo in tho enjoyment of good health. The Senior Free Place is tho lowest scholastic qualification admissible. Those relying on the results of recent examinations must mention tho fact in then application. P. S. WHITOOMBE, Secretary. Education Office, New Plymouth, December 8, 1919. h 907 NAPIER HARBOUR BOARD. LOAN 0F £166,000 IN 1660 DEBENTURES OF £IOO EACH, BEAR. ING INTEREST AT £5 15s PER CENTUM PER ANNUM. Issued by tho Napier Harbour Board, under authority of “The Napier Harbour Board Empowering Loan Act, 1884,” and ‘‘The Napier Harbour Board Loans Enabling Act, 1918.” AT PAR. A PPLICATIONS will be received up A to the 31st day of December, 1919, by tho Napier Harbour Board, for tho purchase of tho above Debentures. Tho Debentures are issued at par; have a currency from the Ist day of January, 1920, to tho Ist day of January, 1928; and boar interest at tho rate of £5 15s per centum per annum, payable halfyearly on tho Ist day of July in the year 1920, and thereafter on tho Ist days of January and July in each year. Tho principal and interest are payable free of exchange at any branch of tho Bank of Now Zealand in Now Zealand. For copies of tho prospectus and form of application apply to tho undersigned, or to any branch of tho Bank of New Zealand in Napier, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, Timaru, Invercargill, Nelson, New Plymouth, Palmerston North and Gisborne. JNO. P. KENNY, Secretary and Treasurer, Napier Harbour Board, Box 2, Port Ahuriri, Napier, h 643 FUNGUS SUN DRIED. WE are Cash Purchasers and Direct Exporters of Fungus. Highest market price and prompt cash returns guaranteed.—Ah. Cheo and Co., P.O. Box 753, Auckland (opposite G.P.0.).

(1) IVOTE FOR-ffiVHQN AL€ONT!WANGE“(2) 1 "VO’F&’TOR STAfrirWR6HAS£ *ANB"€ONY (3) I VOTE FOR .NATIONAL PROHIBITION rpnE Three Issues stand precisely in this order on the Ballot Paper to be used at the Licensing Poll on Wednesday nqxt. VERY IMPORTANT 1 ASK YOURSELF; WHY SHOULD I STRIKE OUT THE TWO TOP LINES? Do I want NATIONAL CONTINUANCE? (top line). NO. Then STRIKE IT OUT. Do I want STATE PURCHASE AND CONTROL? (second Uhe). NO. Then STRIKE IT OUT. Do I want NATIONAL PROHIBITION? (third line). YES. Then LEAVE IT IN. Don’t touch it. That is how to vote NATIONAL PROHIBITION. NOTE.—You can vote for ONE issue only. You MUST STRIKE OUT TWO LINES, otherwise your vote will bo informal. Do not write your name or make any other marks on the Ballot Paper, STRIKE OUT THE TWO TOP LINES only. Should you make a mistake at the Booth, return your paper to the Returning Officer and get a new one. STRIKE OUT THE TWO TOP LINES!