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Waipawa Mail, Volume XLVI, Issue 72, 6 March 1925, Page 3

FOR EASY RIDING. LONG MILEAGE AND LESS MONEY, Fit Goodyear Balloons. I.IM BRICK BROS, “THE TYRE AHD TAXI PEOPLE.” Box 45. 'Phone 160.

F' OR SALE.—Purebred Persian | Cats. One two-year-old silver tabby male, 1 smoke-blue male kitten, 2 smoke-blue female kittens. Apply Auetion Mart. r IFTY-FOCR INCH Black Italian * Cloth, 2s fid yard at HOOD BROS’., Ltd. If IGHTY-INCH Linen finish SheetJ ill"-, 3s lid and 4s 6d yard at HOOD BROS’. NAPIER PARK RACES AT XAPIEII, 13th and 14th MARCH, 1925. ON 13th and 14th March, 1925, the usual, 4.15 p.rn. Napier-Wai-pukurau train runs to Hastings only. The usual 5.3 p.m. Napier-Hastings train runs through to Waipukurau, leaving Otane 7.30, Waipawa 7.5(1 p.m. THE WAIPAWA DISTRICT HOSPITAL BOARD. ELECTION OF THREE MEMBERS TO REPRESENT THE COUNTY OF PATANGATA. In the matter of “The Hospital and Charitable Institutions Act, 1909,” and “The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908,” and any Amendments thereof. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that an 1 Election will he held on WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of April, 1925, for the purpose of electing Three Representatives of the County of Patangata on the Waipawa District Hospital Board. And I hereby appoint the County Council Office, Waipukurau, as the place and WEDNESDAY, the 25th March, 1925, before Noon, as the time for the Nomination of Candidates. Each Candidate must, at the time of Nomination, dejiosit with the Returning Officer the sum of Three Pounds, if any Candidate does not poll one-eighth of the votes polled by the successful Candidate polling the fewest votes, the deposit will he forfeited to the Patangata County Fund Account, hut otherwise, or if such Candidate is elected without a Poll, it will be returned to him. Nominations must be made on the prescribed form which may he obtained at the County Council Office, Waipukurau. J. W. ELLIOTT. Returning Officer. Waipukurau, March 4th, 1925. OTANE TOWN BOARD. OVERDUE RATES. "VJ OTICE is hereby given that an i' additional charge of ten per centum will he added to all Rates unpaid after MARCH 15th. 1925. W. C. F. SPARGO, Town Clerk. March 2nd, 1925. America’s Smartest Millinery comes to DSL.

We announce the important engagement. as Millinery Buyers ot' one of 1 lie leading' houses in New York. The Models received for Autumn and Winter, 1925, are exclusive and procurable only from the D.S.L. Our opening display of these alluring . models commences on WEDNESDAY, 11th MARCH. i Do not fail to inspect these new styles while the selection is at its best, j GENUINE, ALWAYS GENUINE. !

FINAL Bargains at Millar and Giorgi’s, Heretaunga Street, Hastings, Big Splash Sale.—Good quality Black Cashmere Socks, were 2s lid, final price Is lid; Men’s Wool Felt Mats, una! price 6s lid.