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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 17552, 23 April 1919, Page 1

Public Notices. " MAYORAL ELECTION. 1 INVITE the Burgesses to meet me at the Druids' Hall at 8 o'clock on Wednesday Evening next, the 23rd inst., when I will address them in support of my candidature. ■ MAC _ AY TO THE BURGESSES OF WANGANUI. I AM a candidate for one of the vacancies on the Borough Council. £ consider tlio Borough Council a hu^o Business Concern, and it should be conducted on strictly business Jinfes. Shoui'l you elect me, I will give the requirements of the Borough my best attention find on those grounds I respect(ollaf solicit MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTORS OF WANGANUI. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I have been requested to stand *fa candidate for your Council. Having already had some experience in Municipal matter.^ I have decided to do so. Henry George named his great work "Progress and Poverty." For my part, for Wanganui I prefer the title, Progress Jind Prosperity. I consider we should have a Greater Wanganui. Gonville and'C&stlecliff should certainly be within the Borough, but on fair terras; and one of those terms should be tne ward system with direct representation for these; and also Aramoho, East Wanganui) and Durietown. I am a believer in preferential voting; I therefore desire no elector to plump for me. Havine been born in your town, I naturally take an interest in it. Intrinsically there may be no great merit attaching to myself for having been so born. I am tolid, on good authority, that most of us have had little say as to whether we were born in* a palace or a manger. With respect to the Loan proposals, I am of bpmion that in ordinary courtesy tho proposals should have 'been recommended by the outgoing Council, and not- placed before the ratepayers for their approval on the eve of an election when, if they were earned, the new Council would have to shoulder the responsibility. Personally, however I iim not prepared to vote against them. I presume the, new Council will not raise" any of these loans,' even if agreed to. by the ratepayers, until/ib has satisfied itself they are for the benefit of the town: If you see fit to return me,- I shall do niy bes"t in your interests. I- air., Your Obedient Servant, . J. M. SPEED. i ■ i I, ■ • • ■ ~,. TERRITORIAL NOTICE. 7th (W.-W.C.) REGIMENT. " MEMBERS of "A" and "B" Coys., Signallers and Blind will Parade at Drill Hall Wanganui, on FRIDAY, 25th inst. (Anzac Day), at 2.15 p.m., for the purpose of taking part iri the Procession and the laying of foundationstone of Returned Soldiers' Olub. (Sgd;) R. HUGHES, V.D., Lieut.-Col.. Commanding 7th (W:-W.C.) Regiment. DISTRICT RIFLE MEETING. APRIL 24th, 2oth AND 26th, 1919; TWO MOTOR 'BUSES will leave His Majesty's Theatre as under for conveying competitors to the Ritle Range. Fare Is. return. THURSDAY, 24th. and FRIDAY, 25th. Leave WV..nganui 7 a.m., 7.20 a.m., 7.40 a.m. « Leave Putiki 5 p.m., 5.20, 5.40 p.m. SATURDAY, 26th— Leave Wanganui 7 a.m., t.20, /.4U a.m. Leave Putiki at conclusion of match. R. C. WOOD, Lieut. N.Z.R.8., Transport Officer. WANGANCI HOCKEY ASSOCIATION THE Annual General Meeting of the Association will be held in tho V.M.C.A. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. All Hockey Players fire invited. K. K. M&LLINS; Hon. Sec. ~ '■ NOTICE THE Members' of Lodges Tongariro, St. Andrew Kilvvinning and Moutoa are requested to assemble at Albion House, St. Hill Street, on FRIDAY, the 2oth inst., at 2.30 p.m., to take part in the Ceremony of Laying the Founda-tion-stone of the Returned Soldiers' Club. Visiting brethren are invited to attend. Morning Dress. R. MURDOCH. W.M. Lodge Tongariro. J. McFARLANE, S.W. Lodge S*. Andrew Ki!winning. F. SYMES, W.M. Lodge Moutoa. ENGINEER, A LARGE Manufacturing and Engineering snppii-s firm having Branches throughout the Dominion, has an opening for a qualified ENGINEER who can take charge oV their Refrigerating and General Sales Department. He must he a first-class engineering salesman, able to estimate on all classes of engineering work, and capable of carrying out large and important freezing contiact work. A. gentleman with a oommtrcial training preferred. "Engineer," c/o office of tlii<3 paper. THE WANGANUI-MARTON MOTOR SERVICE (LTD.) connects with Main Trunk Expresses at Marton (Jeffery Car). Leave Post Office, Wanganui, 7 a.m. and 3.-45 p.m. Leavo Marton on return journey after departure of Express trains. Fare, 10/. Passengers called for within one mile radius free of charge. W. WOOLVEN, Telephone No. VBOS. Manager. FLUE*; ZOL AT ONE SHILLING. Tho new, tfrnnll ronnd bot-tle is quite sufficient to dispel a cold. Sniff up about ten dops of warm "Fluenzo!" from the hollow of tho hand, several times daily This soothes inflammation, and expels dangerous bacilli froir the nasal cavity and throat. New issue Fluenzoi vials V-i double strength i/6, 1 Price 1/6, **