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Waikato Argus, Volume VII, Issue 521, 2 December 1899, Page 4

VITANTED —All KUotors to know what, oven the Partial Abolition of the l)iink Due.-. NO CRIME IN 1898. CONVICTIONS fob 4$ Yeabs onded LICENSE. NO LICENSE. From Jan. 1,'90, From. July 1,'94, to June 30,£4. toDec.3l,'9B. DRUNKENNESS ct ••• 179 ... 8. Disorderly Offeuces {Assaults Breaches of Peace, Obscenity, &o.) ... ... ■■■ ... 92 ... 38 Other Offences ... ... ... •• 69 ... 48 Breaches of Licensing Law and Sly Grog Selling N.B.— There was no Crime, as the law defines it, in Clntha in 189 S, and Police Offences (exclusive of Sly-Grog Selling) had fallen from 20 in 1897 to 11 in 1898. If Partial Prohibition produces such result?, what would be effected by the Suppression of all Licenses? If vou have the good of the community at heart don't miss the opportunity afforded by the coming election of voting against the continuance of OUR COUNTRY'S CURSE. So don't fail to STRIKE OUT THE TOP LINE of your Voting Paper- 7/11 ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. I7ANCV GOODS for Christmas presents. New Prinks fast colours, from 4Jd ; Piques, from Coating Serges. Beautiful Dress Goods in good qualities ; also, a lot selling at 6s lid the dress, good value. ~,.., , Thompson Corsets, from 3s lid, and all the best makes. Millinery ard Ladies' Hats in great variety. Men's Clothing and Boots and Shoes at Auckland prices. AN INSPECTION TO VIEW INVITED. CAMBRIDGE.

P U BLIC NOTICE. The following persons have been NOMINATED as CANDIDATES for election of Member of the House "of Representatives for the Electoral District of Bay of Plenty : William Herbert Hkrhies Dam* LnsDox Dated this 28th day of November, 1899. JNO. H. McCAW, 30/11 Returning Officer. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF Dj WAIKATO. Election of a Member of the House of Representatives, NOTICE OF POLLING-DAY. In pursuance of " The Electoral Act, 1598," and its amendments, I, JULIAN FRANCIS LONG, Returning Officer for the Electoral District of Waikato, do hereby give notice that by virtue of a Writ, bearing -late the 22nd day of November, 1899, under the hand of the Clerk of the Writs, an ELECTION will be held for the return of ONE qualified Person to serve as a MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES for the said District, and that the last day for receiving NOMINATIONS OF CANDIDATES will Lc the 29th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1899, not later than five o'c'ock p.m., and that the POLL (if uecessary) will be taken at the several Polling-places of the said District on the 6tj[ DAY OF DECEMBER, 1899 Every man desirous of becomintg a Candidate must be nominated by not less than two electors of the District by nomination-paper, as prescribed by Section 75 of " The Electoral Act, 189:3," and its amendments, delivered to the Returning Officer, Ham Itou, on or before five o'clock p.m. on the 29th day of November, 1899. Simultaneously with the above Eleo lion and in pursuance of " The Alcoholic Liquors Sale Control Act Amendment Act, 1895," and "The Licensing Poll Regulation Act, 1899," and in the manner provided by " The Electoral Act, 1893," and all other Acts relating thereto, I hereby give notice that a LICENSING POLL will be taken for the Licensing Distsict of Waikato on the following proposals : 1. That the number of liceuses existing in the Distiict continue. 2. That the number of licenses existing in the district be reduced. 3. That no liceuse be granted in the district. The polling will commence at 9 a.m and close at 6 p m. The subjoined are the Polling places for the Electoral and Licensing District of Waikato : The Court • house, Hamilton West (principal) The Public Hall, Bombay The School-house, Churchill The School-house, Gleu Murray Waikato County Council Chambers, Hamilton East Ilauturu Road Works The Public Hall, Hukanui The School-house, bluntly The School-house, Kaiawa The School-house, Karamu The Government Cottage, Kawhia The Public Hall, Kihikihi The Taupiri Colliery Office, Kiinihia The School-house, Maramarua The School - house, Mangatawhiri Valley The School-house (No. 2), Matahura The Couit-hou3e, Mercer The Town Hall, Ngaruawahia The Public Hall, Ohaupo The School house, Ohinewai The School house, Onewhero Hettet's Hall, Otorohanga The e, Paeir.ako The School-house, Papanta The Public Hall, Paterangi 'I he Public Hall, Pirongia The Public Hall, Pokcno Hunt's Store, Poroo-tarao (central) The School-house, Pukerhnu The Courthouse, Raglan The School-house, Rangh'irt' The School-bouse, Ruapuke The School-house, Tamahcre The School-house, Taupiri The School-house, Tauwhare The Court-house, Te Awannitu The School-house, Te Kopna The School-house, Te Mata Perry's Hall, Te Kuiti Inkster's Store, Te Rau-a-moa The School-house, Te Rore The School house, TulnKaramea The Post-oilice (Hewitt's House), Waimai McDonald's School-house, Waingaro Tin: School-house, Waeronga The Scliool-linuce, Waitetuna Bond's Store, Waitomo Caves Wilson's Surveyor's Camp, Marion Road The School-house, Whatawhata J. F. LONG, Returning Officer. The Court-house, Hamilton West, November 24th. 1899.

rxjAIPA <-'OUNTY COUNCIL. TRADERS will be received up to MONDAY, 11 tli December, as fo'lows : Contract No. 348 : Repairs to Waipa Bridge, Pirongia, and repairs to Reunie's Road Contract No. 349 : Formation on Ohaupo Paterangl Koid, jnst beyond Railway Bridge Contract No. 350 : Formation and trading near Hall's farm, To Rore Contract No. 351 : Formation Mill Road, Pateranci Contract No. 352 : "formation and grading Te Awamutu • Oliaupo Road Specifications for the above works to be seen at Ohaupo on Tuesday, December 5ll). Afterwards for 348 and 350 apply to Cr. Bell ; 349 at Houter's S'ore, Ohaupo ; 351 the Creamery, Paterangi : 352 Clerk's office, Te Awamutu. The lowest or any tender not ikccs sarily accepted. Tenders, marked outside, to be sent t.ddressed to the Chairmau of the Council, To Awamutu. WM. H. MANDENO, 2/12 County Overseer. IRIKIRIROA ROAD BOARD. JLV. TENDERS, addressed to Thys. Paterson, Esq , Ngaruawaliia, will ho received up to 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, loth December, for GLARING about U mile (more or less) on the read between Ngaruawahia and Taupiri. £1 deposit required with each tender. The Foreman will meet intending contractors at the Bridge, Ngaruawahii, on Monday, lltu, at 10 a.m. JAS. MoPUERSON, '2/12 Clerk. OIAKO COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS are called for the ERECTION of a BRIDGE (seven 30-feet Stringer Spans) "to cross the Waihou River at Shaftesbury, near Te Arolia. Specifications may be seen at the County Office, Te Aroha, and at the odice of Mr H. H. Metcalfe, Civil Engineer, 30, Palmerstou Buildings, Auckland. Tenders dose with the undersigned oh SATURDAY, 9th December, at 4 p.m. P. GILCHRIST, County Clerk. Te Aroha, 24th November, 1599 25/11 T) ORO UG H OF HAMILTON. Mayoral Election. It is hereby notified that the VOTES polled by each Candidate arc as under : George Edgeeumbe 199 Robert William Dyer ... 188 Informal 1 I therefore declare George Edgeoombk to be DULY ELECTED to office as Mayor of the Borough of Hamilton. 0. J. \V. BARTON, Returning Officer. Council Chambers, November 29-h, 1599. NOTICE is hereby given that the KIHIKIHI DOMAIN BOARD has authorised the KIHIKIHI SPORTS COMMITTEE to CHARGE the bum of ONE SHILLING for each person over the age of 12 years, aud for children SIXPENCE each for admission to the Kihikihi Domain on NEW YEAR'S DAY. R. MAIN WARING, Secretin y, 30/11 Kihikihi Domain Board. THE CAMBR ID G E DAIRY ASSOCIATION (Postal Address : Cambridge. Factory : Ifautapu Railway Station) Is a CASH BUYER, at best current prices,of Well finished Dairy or Grain fed BACON PIGS, under l(30!b dressed weight. Such pigs may lie taken if overweight, hut only at reduced prices. Pigs received at Factory every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Three days' notice to Manager requested from suppliers with each consignment. ON SALE: 20 TONS FIRST-CLASS BACON 12 TONS SPLENDID HAMS PRIME CHEESE. GEORGE WATT, Manager. •2,9 JAMES RALLY, Secretary. VT7 H ATA Wtl ATA I> U PCH Elt Y THOMAS GEA.CH, Having started business in the above line, hopes, by supplying the BEST MEAT at lowest current rates, to secure a fair share of the Waipa trade. Settlers' orders promptly fltteuded to. 29/S