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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 15970, 12 November 1919, Page 9

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. Public Notices. RANGITIKEI ELECTION. MS W. S. GLENN'S CANDIDATURE. TMTEETINGS of Supporters of the Re-I’-A form Party will be held in the Wanganui District during the ensuing week as follows: FORDELL.—Tuesday, 11th inst., 8 p.m. DURIE HlLL.—Sciioolhouss, Wednesday, 12th inst., 8 p.m. UPOKONGABO.—Court Theatre, Thursday, 13th inst., 8 p.m. KAITOKE.—PubIic Hall, Friday, 14th ihst., 8 p.m. OKOIA.—Town Hall, Saturday, 15th inst., 8 p.m. Business.—To appoint Committees in each of these centres to further the interests of the Reform Party and assist Mr Glenn in his candidature in every possible wa,f. THE RANGITIKEI SEAT. Hf R E. P. BRADY, the Official Labour Candidate, will address the Electors as follows, at 8 p.m.; WEDNESDAY.—Okoia Hall, 12th. THURSDAY—Kaitoko Hall, 13th. FRlDAY—Makirikiri Hall, 14th. After each meeting, Committees will be formed to ensure Mr Brady’s return. Mr Brady has had record meetings everywhere. Come and hear him for yourself and vote for Labour and Liberty. WANGANUI EAST TOWN HALL. TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 8 P.M. DAIRIES’ EVERY-DAY PLAY” (By Juveniles), And Other Items by Leading Artists, In Aid of Church of England Funds. Admission to Concert, Is. Dance to follow. Is extra. NEW FISH MART” FOR GONVILLE. |T> ESID&NTS of Gonville will be pleased to learn that the Dominion Pish Mart is opening a Market opposite Bellve’s Store, Corner King’s Avenue and j Tawa Street, where the requirements of the district will be met daily by supplies of the Best Fresh Fish, also Smoked Fish. , Best, Market in Wanganui for Fish. NOTICE TO RETURNED SOLDIERS. TT has been ascertained from the Chief -*■ Electoral Officer, in connection with the enrolment of discharged soldiers, that any man who is a British subject of 21 years of age or over, who returns to New Zealand after service, is eligible for enrolment as an elector in the district in which he formerly resided, irrespective of age at time of leaving New Zealand, but is not qualified to enrol in any other district until he has completed a month's residence in such district. This applies also to Nurses and others attached to the Expeditionary Forces. Of course all soldiers who have returned to New Zealand and been discharged prior to the 31st August, 1919, mast enrol in the electorate in which they reside. • GOSPEL HALL, BELL STREET., B. FOX, Evangelist, continues his Addresses Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 7.30. Subject: “The Three Questions by the Disciples: The Destruction of the Temple, The Sign of His Coming, and The End of the World.” ! ANOTHER SNIP. j Possession can be given at an ’early date. j 'OOARDING-HOUSE of 12 rooms, situj ated in the best position for doing j a sound business. The place is in firstclass order throughout, and there is a fine largo section, about acre, of good land attached. About ,£SOO cash required, the balance can be arranged on the easiest of terms. D. J. REARDON, DOMINION LAND AGENCY. 'Phone 1510. For Sale or To Let. SALE Trap/Horse, £6; trap £7; Harness, £3; Gig, £7; Heifer, £l2; Separator, £9. Write “X.X.,” Herald office. P93 TEDR Sale Fruit and Confectionery Business in ideal, position; can be made much larger; low rent, goodwill, £2OO. “X.X.,” Herald Office. P9l Casual: Wanteds. TED to Let Those Premises Taylorville, opposite Town Bridge; will alter to suit. Apply Clifton House, Taylorville. MBS \A7 ANTED, immediately Cashier, ’ * ono with knowledge of typing essential. Apply in writing to Dalgety and Co., Ltd. T/U"ANTED at Once For first-class * * Hotel, Relieving Waitress and Kitchenmaid; four in kitchen; best wages. Apply this office. WANTED to Sell Nearly new *' Double Bed, non-sag Wire and Kapoc. Write “Dark Eimu,” Herald. ANTED Known Lost, from Castle- ’ ’ cliff yesterday Grey and Pink Parrot. If found by anyone, would they kindly return to Mrs McNairn, Castlecliff F8 TAT ANTED Known Young Lady de- ’ ' sires Position as. Clerk, book-keep-ing preferred; five years’ office experience., Write “Ledger,” Herald. TA r ANTED A Girl to assist with ' ' Household Duties; easy place. Apply “Anxious,” care Herald, 867 TAT ANTED Youth for Packing; good wages. .Apply E. D. Bennett and Co., next Campbell’s Garage. Fll ANTED A Boy for Coachsmith’s * * Shop. Abplv J. Hutchinson, Coachbuilder, St. Jliti'Street. 870 Waitrel^Tiigh- * ’ est yages. Apply Trawling Company, Ridgway Street. \SJ ANTED Known Lost, Boy’s Left ’ ’ Boot and Sock, at Racecourse yesterday. Finder please apply Herald. 866 \l, r ANTED, by " young gentleman— Furnished Room, handy to town. Write “Room,” Herald. \ , BGS \A7 ANTED Capable Lady-help dr * ’ Girl to assist. Apply Mrs Holst, “The Gables,” Carlton Avenue. 865 •WANTED A Cook-General, also 1 ' ’ Housemaid; good wages; suit sisters. Apply at Herald. .F9 'tA/'ANTED, by business girl Sunny ’ ' Room, with use of conveniences; must be near town. Write “Flo,” care Herald. 869 “Herald” Wanteds ,are read by thousands nightly. Fourteen words for one shilling.