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Waipawa Mail, Volume XXIX, Issue 5706, 29 April 1911, Page 3

WAIPAWA COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTORAL ROLLS, 1911-1912 NOTICE ia hereby given that th' Kleotorsl R II and Defaulters’ Lists f v the several Ridiugi of thi County of Waipawa for the ye*r 1911 1912 aro now ojon for insjeotion at thi County Offije, Rmtariwha Road, Wai p-.w», and wi 1 io n .in open for public inspection from the 27th day of April, 1911, until the 15 h day if May, 1911. Copies may be seen ns follows : Hampden Riding Ronoh’e Store, Tiknkino. Wakarara Riding-Post Otiioo, W«ka rare. Ruataniwhn Riding Post Office, Rua* tiniwha. Onga RidiDg— WolsteDhulme’B Store, Ouga Ooga. Clinton RidiDg—Derry’s Store, Ashley Clinton. Takapau Riding Beobett's Store, Tnkapau. Waipawa Ridiug - Argjll Post Office. All persons objecting to any eitry in the said Rolls or Defaulters’ Lists mußt lodge an obj»otion in writing on or before tbo 31st day May, 1911, at tbe Magistrate’s Court, Waipawa. JOHN DICK, County Clerk. 2Gth April, 1911. 169 PATANGATA COUNTY ELECTORAL ROLLS FOR YEAR 191M2. THE Hleotoral Rolls and Defaulters’ Lists for the several Ridings of tbe County of Patangata will be open for inspection from 27th April to 15th May, 1911, ut the Patangata County Office, Waipukurau, and as follows Roll for Kparima Riding at the Post Office, Wat stead. Roll for Oero RidiDg at Mr Hayoook’s Store, ERthorpe. Roil for Patangata Riding at Messrs Langridge, Barrie & Go’s. Store, Otane. Roll for Porangahau RidiDg at Mr White’s Store, Porangahau Roll for Tamumu Riding at Mrs Irwin’s (Poßt Office', Omakare. Any objections to the abovo must bo lodged iu writing at the Oourth Waipawa, by the 31st day of May, 1911. E. GILBERTSON, Clerk, P. 0.0. 25th April, 1911. 160 MILITARY TKAINING. TAVERY male inhabitant of New Zsa _L_J land who, on the Ist day of March, 1911, had attained the age of fourteen years or upwards, but had not attained tbe age of two.ity one, and who is a British snbj« t, and has resided in New Zealand for at l»ast six months, is hereby required before 7 pm. on the 2nd day of June, 1911, to fill in a proscribed form of registration in respect of military training under tbo Dtfouoe Aots, and to post or deliver same to the atoa Ser-geant-Major of the territorial area in which the applicant for registration resides. Forma of registration may be obtaiued at any Post office or Policestation. Failure to comply with this renders the person liable to the following penalties under Defence Act, 1909, Part VII, sections 51 and 62 : “61 (1 ) Every person who, being required to ri gistar under Part VI of this Act, fails to do >o within the time and in the manner proscribed, or who without lawful exou e ( v-ides or fails to render the personal service required of him under that Part, is liable to » fine not exceeding five pounds, and shall not be entitle i to be eurolled as an eleotor under Division 11 of the Legislature Aot, 1908, nor to employment or continuation of employment iu any branoh of tbe Government service. “62. (1.) Every person is liable to a fine not exceeding ten pounds who prevents or attempts to prevent any person in hia employ and required to serve m the Senior Cadets or General Training Section or Territorial Force from rendering the personal reivioe required of him by Part VI. of this Aot, or in any way penalises such last-mentioned person for rendering suoh service, whether by reducing bis wages or deduoting therefrom any money, or by dismissing him from his employment, or in aDy other manner. “ Provided that this seotioD shall not be misconstrued to require any person to pay any person in his employ any wages for the time when he is absent from work for the purpose of being trained under the said Part.” 192 TO THE BURGESSES OF WAIPAWA. Ladies and Gentlemen,— Please accept my sincere thanks for voting so wo’l for me. 196 ROBERT COYLE. TO THE BURGESSES OF WAIPAWA. Ladies and Gentlemen, — I desire to return my einoeio thanks to those who voted in my fuvour at Wednesday’s Poll. Though defeated three times I will keep on trying until Ido sucooed. The old saying is, he that ruus true will sure to get through and also get a seat for his hard trying ; and I do believe that 1 will 6ucesed if 1 keep trying. Again thanking you for past favours. —Yours sincerely, 189 MARK H. SKBLEY. FARMERS ! When the looel prioe for your Fats falls let us ship them to Gilbert Anderson & Co., the best known Salesmen in London. FARMERS I When Merchants’ Prices seem high (and they are a bit stiff; write to us for quotations. When you have London Produoe For Sale, send us particulars. lane & McCarthy, NAPIER Si HASTINGS. 26