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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18162, 26 April 1921, Page 1

Public Notices. TRAFALGAR ! ELECTIONS. J\TELSON expects you to do your duty. VOTE FOR ‘THE WORKERS’ FRIEND.” UNIONISTS ? gTAND to Your Guns. Tn spite of all the lies, time will prove that Nelson’s word is his bond. TO THE BURGESSES OF WANGA NUI. Ladies and Gentlemen, — T AM offering myself for re-election' to the Borough Council, and trust that my efforts on your behalf have met with your approval. And I respectfully solicit your continued support at the forthcoming Election. JAS.. C. RICHARDSON. TO THE BURGESSES OF WANGANUI. TN again offering my services as a Councillor, I wish to state that my time and whatever qualifications I possess are at your disposal. I have had some considerable business experience which should enable me to deal in an intelligent manner when questions of Borough finance are under consideration. As Chairman of the Tramway Committee, 1 have sought information from all available, reliable sources, and am confident that the “Steam” propostion is sound. At the same time, I am keenly alive to the great possibilities of Hydro-Electric Power. Should you favour me with a renewal of your confidence, it will be my earnest endeavour, in the future, as in the past, to devote my best energies to the inter ests of the Borough as a whole. ' Youns faithfully. R. W. GREEN. TO THE ELECTORS. ’ Ladies and Gentlemen, — is to remind you that I am a -* Candidate for Council and Hospital Board. ]f returned it will be my earnest aim to secure care in adminis--1 ration, caution in expenditure, and to promote the welfare and progress of our town. MARY E. COMYNS. MARTON BOROUGH ELECTION. CHAM BER OF COMMERCE TICKET. TO THE ELECTORS OF MARTON. Ladies and Gentlemen, — T WISH it thoroughly understood that I am in no way, directly or indirectly, responsible for my name being attached to a ticket as suggested by the Chamber of Commerce. I have given no authority whatever, and regret very much the liberty that has been taken. There are, in my opinion, other Candidates who are clever and practical men, and if elected would be a credit to any Council. Personally during my term as a Councillor, representing your interests, I have al all times done what I considered to lie right in the interests of the Borough as a whole, without fear or favour to any person or party. If elected again I shall keep strictly to these lines and principles F. HOLDER. BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION?* Ladies and Gentlemen.— T AM a Candidate for the position of Councillor, and with my previous experience, I trust to be favoured with your support, and will, without fear or favour, work in the best interests of the Burgesses. Motto : “Efficiency and Economy.” Yours faithfully, W. S. DUSTIN. HOSPITAL BOARD ELECTION. TN Notifying the Electors that I am • seeking re-election to the Wanganui Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, J can reasonably hope that Electors at the South End of the Rangitikei County will record their votes in my favour, and thereby pievent the centre and north from being entirely deprived of representation. J. P. ALDRIDGE. N.Z. FARMERS’ UNION. WANGANUI SUB-PROVINCIAL DISTRICT. /A MEETING of Farmers will be held in the Farmers’ Union Office on; Wednesday, April 27th, at 2.30 p.m. to discuss unemployment and general wages, including crutching and shearing rates. , - PUBLIC NOTICE. VVrAH KEE begs to advise that he ’ * has just «+art c, d an up-to-date Laundry at 31 Ridgway Street (opposite Gas Office). A trial solicited. FINEST OLD HIGHLAND WHISKY. We stock only the best brands of Highland and other standard Whiskies. Each bottle is thor- ' oughly matured, and possesses that delicious flavour which goes with age. Our HIGHLAND CREAM WHISKY has established itself as a universal favourite, and is 1 in ever-increasing demand. All Brands of Wines, Spirits, and Brandies stocked at popular prices. Imperial Hampers are . sent out to any address at shortest notice. Get our latest Wholesale Prices. NULLI SECUNDUS. IMPERIAL HOTEL, N. MACKENZIE FORBES, Proprietor.