PUBLIC NOTICES. ELECTORS OF MASTERTON. WE INVITE YOUR SUPPORT. WE ARE ALL INDEPENDENT NON-PARTY CANDIDATES. Mayoralty— KEMP, William. Borough Council — (11 members required.) BETTS, John Alick. ESAU, Harfold Llewellyn. GARDNER, Herbert Edward. JACKSON, Arthur Thomas. JAMESON, Joseph. KEIR, Archibald Robert James. MARCHBANK, William Lawrence. MORICE, George William. NINNES, Joseph. ROSS, John Donald. RUSSELL, Robert. Hospital Board — (3 members required.) BEETHAM, Norman Trevor Beaumont Wardell. HARRISON, Isabella Johan. LAMB, William George. Exercise your vote in favour of the above Candidates by placing a X in the square provided against the names on your Ballot Paper. Be sure to vote, and urge your friends to do likewise. Cut out this List and keep it for reference. ■pUCHRE PARTY! Euchre Party! Tonight (Wednesday), at 7.45. Caretaker’s residence, Opaki Racecourse. In aid of Opaki School Funds. Men 1/-, Ladies a plate. TTEMP is independent and unfettered. Vote Kemp for Mayor NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS. pOISON is laid extensively on my property at Belvedere —compelled to do so on account of sheep worrying. M. SUMMERS, , Carterton. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. MR W. KEMP NON-PARTY CANDIDATE . for THE MAYORALTY WILL ADDRESS a PUBLIC MEETING on TOMORROW NIGHT THURSDAY, at 8 p.m. in THE Y.M.C.A. MAIN HALL. IS YOUR HAIR FALLING OUT? If your comb is raking hair away from your scalp—if dandruff is making your coat collar a disgrace—you need Birmese Hair Root Compound, and need it in a hurry. For Birmese is a hair tonic that does stop excessive falling hair, that does remove dandruff. W. J. Campbell and W. H. Snowsill, Chemists, Masterton. Firmese Laboratories. Hereford Street, Christchurch. 2 YOUNG MAN! YOUNG WOMAN! VOTE KEMP. TZEMP has brought up a family in Masterton and has the interests of youth at heart. VOTE KEMP FOR MAYOR! YOUNG MAN! YOUNG WOMAN! VOTE KEMP! J£EMP has been a prime mover in providing facilities for all sports and recreations. VOTE KEMP FOR MAYOR! YOUNG MAN! YOUNG WOMAN! JZEMP knows your Recreational and Social Needs. VOTE KEMP FOR MAYOR. WOMEN WHO SUFFER. Women who suffer from Kidney and Bladder Weakness should try STONIK, which strengthens kidney and bladder action. Quickly counteracts burning and smarting, backache, disturbed rest at night, frequent day calls, nervousness, constipation, headaches, sciatica, dizziness, etc. Mild and soothing in action. STONIK . . . 3/11 from W J Campbell, Chemist, Masterton. Proprietors: LIBERTY’S, LTD., Queen Street, Auckland. 2 WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. POULTRY Requirements—Yours may X be paltry, but come and see us about it. Mash, mixed grain, wheat, etc., of the quality associated with the name of Wright, Stephenson. OHAFF.— Stocks are now arriving, V and we can supply your requirements. Ring or call at Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd., Chapel Street, Masterton. ’Phone 1624, TVRES. —We carry the biggest stock X in Masterton. You get a permit—we will do the rest. —Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd., Masterton. ’Phone 1624. piTUPROOF.—Water tanks are expensive. Don’t delay. Save yours now with a coat of Bituproof. Does not contaminate water. Write or call on us for instructions and prices. rpiRES. —You supply a licence and we A will do the rest. Always a supply of popular sizes on hand. PRIME Electric Fences.—Slice fencing costs in half. Wire is dear and in short supply. Let us quote you for a Prime. You will never regret installing one. Let us tell you about all the successful and satisfied users—Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd. CfiAPEL STREET, MASTERTON. 'Phone 1624.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 24 May 1944, Page 1
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