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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11762, 13 October 1902, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES. CROWN LANDS, KAI IWI. MOWHANAU VILLAGE SETTLEMENT. ALL PERSONS who obtained Application Forms at the Crown Lands Office, Waaiganui, on FRIDAY, the 10th instant for tJhe above land are requested to return same and amended ones will be sent by return post. ~ BISHOP LODGE, N0..4. V UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS. MEMBERS are notified that the Fortnightly Meeting of the above will be held in the Lodge Room, Druids' Chambers, j at 7.30 o'clock-this (xau^DAY) evening. A. A. WILLIS, Secretary. NEW ZEALAND ASSOCIATION OF H.M. VETJERaNS. MEMBERS are requested to attend the Funeral of their late comrade, Mr J. W. Day, at 2.30 p.m. shaipi to-day, By order. .■■■■■ T. D. CUMMINS, -• Hon. Sec. Re JAMES THOMPSON MOORE, Late of Bushy Pdik, Kai Iwi, Deceased. ALL Persons haying Claims against the above-named Deceased, or the firm of J. and F. MOORE, are requested to send their Accounts- to the undersigned forthwith. ... FITZHERBEET and MARSHALL, \ Solicitors, . ■ Wanganui. PATEA ELECTION. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— JU As 1 hope to have; the honor of again representing you in Parliament, I shall take the Earliest Opportunity of meeting you in the various districts,. Yours faithfully, '= F> H. HASELDEN. RANGITIKEI ELECTION. TjiLECTORS/ OF RANGITIKEI. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,-^-It is ray intelition to contest the above Electorate as a Progressive Liberal Candidate at .the coming Election. I hold that easy access to land and capital is the true source of industrial prosperity, and the interests of the people demand that both these requisite® of production should be contro n e~ by the State. I. am now making a tour of the Electorate for the purpose of fully 'explaining my view? to the electors...'. Due "notice of meetings will be advertised in this aoid future issues. I have, etc., JAMES SMTH. ELECTORS eOF WANGANUI. Let, me ask you to take a business interest in the colony you live in and look as far as you can into the public accounts, just as you r^ould into those of a business you thought of taking scares in, to see i r everything was being worked economically and in the interests of the people concerned. J. W. BAKER. mHE WANGANUI ELECTORATE. ' LADIES AND, GENTLEMEN, Appreciating your sitting member, and awaiting his meetings as a matter of political etiquette, I will ADDRESS you afterwards, and fix any dates for addressing b P. LUNDON. fnO THE ELECTORS OF WANGAEHU. ■ LADIES ANP GENTLEMEN,— I propose pilfering myself :-:a a can- : didate for the above Electorate to represent you *n Parliament. &> doing so I pledge myrelf to no party. I adopt the Katfao of the Farmers' Union as out embodying the vita], interests of all settlers |on the land and the best interests of the whole community, and if returned Iw&t . ' i:• i -will be made to pra^^c tiiese, I will in due couihw address yo*. and furtho. eiplain my views ■ I aia, etc.. W. J, BIRCH. Thoresby, MartoE. » TKINSON BAILEY, AND SWINBURNE, DENTISTS, HAWERA, PATEA. and WAVERLEY. MR SWINBURNE will visit— PATEA DAILY, except Thursday and Fri- ! day. Rooms above Mr Deane's. W-AVERLEY EVERY FRIDAY, at Calper's Commercial Hotel. jPlsnforLadies.l PEL E^l^& Hid aeknowlodced lending remedy for all *oma!e P UiUC^Send e ed byUc^Medical faculty The genuine bear the signature of WM Mariin (rcßiß.ar.d without •A-hiohnono are gnnuino). No Lad, hhouM bo«itli OLD CHESTNUT. What is that pain that is nearly driving you mad? It is not that yoar liver is put of order, nor is it gout. You feel a§ tftaugh your head does not belong to you, and you try hat oaftf bags and other things too numerous to mention. When nothing gives yon ease you take a fe w doses of RemingFootball is a manly samp