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Thames Star, Volume LII, Issue 13969, 20 August 1919, Page 1

Amusements, etc T 7TIHE AUEBNS .t I:he v^ue E.N s WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY Brilliant Stellar Attractions XT AROLD J OCKWOOD "LEND ME YOUR NAME" A Metro »Comedy Drama that , wili delight, you, and the *** QUEENS ORCHESTRA *** In response to u-uierous' requefvts , the Mack Sernnett comedy "Her Blighted Love," aa4U be screened again rftoi-niirght. Public Notices. TO CONTRACTORS. CONCRETE AND ASPHALT TENNIS COURT AT HOPAI, HAURAKI PLAINS. """"TENDERS for above (Labouir only) -1- will be received till SATURDAY, • , 23rd August, 1919. Platnisi and specifications may be obtained from office of tihiisi paper. Tenders addressed to Seciretairy, Hopai, Hauraiki' Plains. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. New Zealand Branch: Custom. House Quay, Weßingrton. . LOST POLICY. TT is the intention) of the Society' on or after the 16thi day of Septem ber next, to issue ai Copy Pohcy in plaoe of Policy No. 199505 on 1 the life of Harry Alexander Darrow, which i 6 declared to have been lost. Dated at Wellington. th)_ 16tih day of August, 1919. A. AMIES', Manager 1 for New Zealand. BOROUGH OF THAMES- " EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. "" PURSUANT to Section 39 of "The -**- Local Metattions and Polls Actti 1908," and the amendments! thereof I hereby give notice that the followine* persons have: been duly nominated. as Candidates forr the Office of Councilloir oif the iJorough of Thames-: ALEXANDER; Samuel Hentry GeoirgCHRISTIE, Augustus | HETHERINGTON, Frederick William PRATT,-John As the number of candidates! (4) exceeds the number of vaoancfesi to' be filled (1) a Poll will be taken as between the candidates! on THURSDAY, the 21s* day of August. 1919, at the following polling places. The Public: School, Tararu. The Miners' Uniioni Hall, Queen Sitl. , The "Church of, Christ Hall, Pollen Sti. ; Houms of .pollingi: 9 a-mi. to 7 p.m. L. W. PARSONS, Returnlmg Officer. Dated- at Thamiesi this 14th day of August,. 1919. THAMES BOROUGH COUNCIL. TO THE BUR&ESSES OF THAMES T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I beg to ainnouncei thiat i have cornsranted to ailloiw. myself to be hiomiinated for a sea* as a Councillor \ at the forthcoming Borough Electioni, and recognising) that the whole future of this town and dasrbnett) depends on; a deep water harbour and communii"cation with the Hauraki Plains by bridge, I will if elected <kf my utmost to get these, matters put inhand right! away. ■ ' A. CHRISTIE- ■ TO THE ELECTORS OF THE THAMES, BOROUGH. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—At the requesiti of a) number of ■ ratepayers, I will be a, "Candidate for a Seat on. th& Borough Couiocdi at, the forthcoming election. ' Should I be trusted with yomrr confidence I cam prom/ise you that itf will- da no way be misplaced, and will do afllitt my 'poweir for .the advancement of .oui little tbiwn.. Youitsi fap'thfuilly, I H. ALEXANDER. I SANDER AND SONS EUCALYPT* EXTRACT. Tho unequalled remedy for colds, .influenza, chest complaints, head ache, _eui_l£ria, indigestion., rheumatism. SANDER'S EXTRACT, the surest protection from all infections, fever, diphtheria, meningitis, SANDER'S EXTRACT, the great, healer ft burns, Avouijds, ulcers, ; Kpraioe. and skin diseases. SANDER'S EX TRACT, proved ait the SupreTTieCourt oi'. Victoria, t-t' contain iMitiseptio and bealinig subsraticp no*-, prr-pent "i olh«T Eucalyptus r-repaisjt'io:.'»