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Wairarapa Age, 18 May 1932, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. BALL! BALL! L EACH COAST BACHELORS AND e SPINSTERS’ BALL. LANGDALE HALL, i- THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1932. ADMISSION: Gentlemen, 4/-; Ladies, 2/-; Double, 5/-. [■ Dancing at 8.15 p.m. e SMASTERTON COUNTY COUNCIL. J HEREBY CONVENE a meeting of Ratepayers of the County of Masterton, at the County Chamber, Chapel j Street, Masterton, on WEDNESDAY, e the 18th day of May, 1932, at 2 p.m., to g explain and discuss the proposals of the Combined Wairarapa Counties for j ascertaining the total work that can be made available throughout the farms of the County. Dated this 16th day of May, 1932. , W. I. ARMSTRONG, . , Chairman. r - I s 1 - < MASTEETON COUNTY COUNCIL. DECLARATION OF POLL ON ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. PURSUANT to Section 32 of “The i Local Elections and Polls Act, 1 1925,” I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I the Number of Votes received by each Candidate at the Triennial Election of ! Councillors held on WEDNESDAY, the ■ 11th day of May, 1932, for the Election of Two (2) Representatives for the • • Riding of Opaki of the County of Masterton, was as follows:— j . /me. Number. ] WELCH, Percy Bead 260 1 COLQUHOUN, Johh William 234 1 RAYNER, Harold John 1131 Informal j ’ AND I HEREBY FURTHER DE- f CLARE the said Percy Read Welch and . John William Colquhoun to be duly ' elected Members of the Opaki Riding, s such candidates having received the 1 highest number of votes. f Dated this 17th day of May, 1932. J. C. D. MACKLEY, £ Returning Officer. 1 __ I g Sb 1 - -J*- - ] MASTERTON COUNTY COUNCIL, ] — j DECLARATION OF POLL. 4 pURSUANT to Section 32 of “The c Local Elections and Polls Act, t 1925, ’’ I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that ( the Number of Votes received by each € Candidate at the Triennial Election, ] held on WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of ( May, 1932, for the Election- of One (1) Representative for the County of Mas- g terton on the Wairarapa. Electric Power Board, was as follows:— r Name. Number. > ‘ BUICK, William Henry 116 / McLACHLAN, Duncan 30i j Informal ; 1 AND I HEREBY FURTHER DECLARE the said William Henry Buick to be duly elected to the office of Rep- I resentative on the Wairarapa Electric T Power Board, such candidate having received the higher number of votes. Dated this 17th day of May, 1932. ( J. C. D. MACKLEY, 1 > Returning Officer. < c ART FLORISTE. < MBS. A. A. BALL, recent Florists to j the late firm of Ball Bros., Wishes j to Notify the numerous customers of : the same, that she has taken over this ] branch of the work and offers them the same ARJTISTIC MAKEUP, QUICK 1 DESPATCH and SAFE ARRIVAL of all Work undertaken by her. * J WEDDING BOUQUETS AND ■ DECORATIONS A SPECIALTY. 1 MODERATE CHARGES Phone 1459 for ARTISTIC FLORAL I SERVICE. i ( WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS. DUCO AND CAB ENAMELLING Expert.—Car owners are invited to communicate with F. J. Hunn, Master- ' ■' ton Hardware Co.’s premices, Perry 1 Street. Estimates given for all classes ] of work. I CARNIVAL DECORATIONS, Paper Hats, Bridge Scorers, for 1/6; Crepe 1 Paper, 4d; Games, Table Tennis, Ping- 1 Pong Balls, Bats, good Cigarette Lightk ers, 1/- each. All Children’s Books e half price. Watches below cost.— ] . Rolph’s Bargain Stores, Ltd., next door : n to Allan & Co., Ltd., Queen Street. ] y NEW LIFE and Vigour supplied to you by taking Harvey’s Mineral Tonic. 3/6 month’s supply—Wood’s .Pharmacy and other chemists. 19/6 WILL SECURE YOU a Pair of d O’Brien’s famous working boots; also < tt agent for O’Brien’s football boots. —W. r- Davies, Footwear Specialist. Repairs t, at shortest notice. A FOOD WASTES no longer remain to stagnate in your body when you eat y Laxa for breakfast. 21b. 2/6.—Wood’s Pharmacy and other- ohomists. THE BEST RANGE of this season’s Raincoats are at Mclvor’s. Prices from 15/6 to £5/5/-. Call.early and buy. ONE JAR of Harvey’s Mineral Tonic will make a wonderful difference in your health. 3/6. —Wood’s Pharmacy and other chemists. ” FLU AVOIDED by inhaling Dr Brodie’s Kanatox. Powerful vermicide. Obtainable A. F. Stubbs, Chemist, Carterton and Greytown.