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Waipa Post, Volume XXIV, Issue 1681, 3 November 1925, Page 1

Public Notices. GENERAL ELECTION. NATIONAL PARTY. ]£R FRED. LYE, National Party Candidate for the Waikato Seat, will give his final address to the electors in the Town Hall, Te Awamutu, on TUESDAY, 3rd November, at 7 o'clock sharp. • 697 NOTICE TO ELECTORS. desiring to communicate with Mr F. Lye, M.P., on Election Day can do so by ringing Telephone 4, Te Awamutu. 702 TE AWAMUTU BOROUGH COUNCIL. TO BUILDERS AND REGISTERED P'DUiMBERS. - J>UILDERS and Registered Plumbbers will please take notice that in all cases permits must be obtained from the Borough Engineer before commencing to erect any Buildings or making Service -Connections from the Sewerage on Water Supply Mains. Plans and Specifications to be lodged when applying for the permits. DUDLEY BOCKETT, Town Clerk. Council Chambers, Town Hall, 31/10/29 708 NOTICE TO ELECTORS. "IT* LECTORS desiring to communicate with Mr Stewart Reid on Election Day can do so by ringing Telephone 350, Te Awamutu Exchange. 718 THE GENERAL ELECTION. POLLING- RESULTS ON ELECTION NIGHT. RETURNS of the General Election and Licensing Referendum will be displayed at the Waipa Post Office on Election Night (November 4th). ' * The Returns, as. announced by Press Association Message will be screened for public information as soon as available. A Platform will be erected at the Waipa Post frontage and an invitation is hereby extended to all Candidates to address the Electors.

•Country residents, who are unable to attend, are requested to so far as possible arrange depots in their respective districts for telephonic communication so as to obviate individual telephone calls with consequent congestion on the lines and delay in sending returns to the out-districts. On Thursday, November sth, the Waipa Post will be published at 8 a.m. (with full Election Results) instead of at 2 p.m. THANKS. TE AIW'AMUTU Football Club sincerely thanks all who assisted to make the recent Ball a success. Especial thanks are due to Mesdames Blundell and Mizen, Misses; Wallace (2), 'Houston, Lord, Quin, Chittenden and Purdy. ! < 724 NEW MALL FOR KAKEPUKU. ALL interested in building a Public Hall for • Kakepuku District are cordially invited to attend a public meeting in Kakepuku Hall next FRIDAY, 6th November, at 8 p.m. WM. J. MELVILLE, E. H. CRAWFORD, e. FEAR, 721 Convenors. KIHIKIHI BABBIT BOABB. TRIENNIAL ELECTION. J HEREBY give notice that the following Nominations for the position of Trustees have been received ,by me:— BERGEMANN, Louis Theodore. BRYANT, John James. BROTHERHOOD, Richard George. DAVIES, Charles Kenneth. HASTINGS, Thomas. LINEHAN, John Patrick. As the Nominations (6) do not exceed the number of Vacancies (6) I i

here'by declare the above to be duly elected. J. G. WYNYARD, 731 Returning Officer. IE A'WAanJTU BOROUGH COUNCIL. MOTOR VEHICLES ACT, 1924, AND REGULATIONS THEREUNDER. OWNERS • of Heavy Traffic Motor Lorries including the one-ton Ford Truck, within the Borough, will please take final warning, that unless Licenses are taken out by SATURDAY NEXT, the 7th November, 1925, prosecutions will follow. By Additional Regulations under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1924, Taxi Proprietors and others whose Motor Vehicles are used for hire for the carriage' of passengers ox_goodE>, are required to have their Drivers' Licenses specially endorsed. No fee is payable in respect of the endorsement of License. DUDLEY BOCKETT. Town Clerk. Council Chambers, Town Hall. 3/11/25. 727