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Waikato Argus, Volume II, Issue 111, 25 March 1897, Page 3

The uniforms of the Scottish regular and militia kilted regiments, according to the Under-Secretary ot State lor War, cost £15,000 more than the uniforms of the same number of infantry regiments wearing trousers.

WAIKATO LICENSING DISTRICT. Lawks and Gentlemen,--I purpose offering myself as an independent candidate at the forthcoming election of a Licensing Committee. I am not the nominee of any organisation or combination. If elected, I will endeavour to have the provisions of the Licensing Act carried out effectually, fairly and impartially ; and those who have known me for the last thirty years will, 1 hope, give mo credit for knowing how to act independently. Yours faithfully, E. FITZPATRICK. Ngaruawahia. 13/3' " ICENBING ELECTION. Ladies and Gentlemen,— I am a caudidate for re-election to the Bay of Plenty Liceusing Committee ; aud, if elected, Will, in the future as in the pa6t, do my duty without fear or favour. l(j/3 ROBERT BADGER. ELECTION OF LICENSING COMd MIITEL. Bay of Plenty District. Ladies and Gentlemen,— I have the honour to offer myself a caudidate for the above, and trust that my being of the Temperance Party will not deprive me of your support. Yours, etc., CHARLES JORDAN, 8.A., T.C.D. rr\ 0 THE ELEC T 0 R S Bay of Plenty Licensing District. Lames and Gentlemen,— I beg to announce that I am again a candidate for a seat on the Licensing Committee. You may depend upou me, should your assistance at the poll secure my election, to always uphold fair and just administration of the Licensing Laws. FRANK CHAPMAN, 20/3 . Opotiki. BAY OF PLENTY LICENSING DISTRICT. To the Electors. Ladies and Gentlemen,— I am again a candidate for a seat on the Licensing Committee, and hope you will place me among the five to be returned at the forthcoming election. 16/3 J. VV. GRAY r)AY OF PLENTY LICENSING ) DISTRICT. To the Electors. Ladies and Gentlemen, I beg to announce my candidature for a seat on the Licensing Committee, to be elected on the 25th mst., and respectfully solicit your support. ROBERT KING. Opotiki, March 13th, 18117. 20/3 "DAY CF PLENTY LICENSING J ELECTION. To the Electors. I am a candidate for re-election to the Licensing Committee, and I have the honour to solicit your votes at the forthcoming election. JOHN C. GALBRAITH. Te Puke, 16th March, 1897. 18/3 >AY OF PLENTY LICENSING J ELECTION. To the Electors. Ladies and Gentlemen, —I intend to offer myself as a Candidate at the forthcoming election of a Licensing Committee. If elected it is my intention to parry out the duties imposed by the Acts tii inly and fully to the best of my ability, and untrammelled by the dictates of any party whatsoever. J hope, therefore, to secure your support at the poll. G. ARNOLD WARD. Tauranga, February '2B, 1897. CHEAP f~i OOD—A Large Quantity AND Or of New Type, New Borders, etc., having been, added to the plant, JOB PRINTING can now be turned out at The Waikato Argus OUice, in a style that cannot be surpassed by any other ollice, and at prices that cannot fail to satisfy patrons,—Geo, Edgecumbe, proprietor.