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Waikato Times, Volume 88, Issue 13463, 18 April 1917, Page 1

Electoral. rpO THE RATEPAYERS AND ELA ECTOJRS OF THE UNITED BOROUGH OF HAMILTON. We, tlie undersigned, appeal for support to the Ratepayers and Electors of Older Hamilton, because we venture to think that our knowledge of municipal affairs may b« useful at this juncture, and also to the Ratepayers and Electors of.Frankton because we know their needs. Although we are well aware of the necessity for another traffic bridge, and for a sewerage scheme for Frankton, w« are agreed that this is not a time for great works, as municipalities will have to rely almost entirely upon their own resources for some time to come. If elected, it is our intention to support the Mayor to the utmost of our ability in his efforts to make our united Borough the success we all hope it to be, an<t it will be our aim at all times to see that no one s portion benefits at the expense of another. J. FRASER-SMITH. W. A. GOSLING. - T. F. JOLLY. 264 J. E. HERBERT. rpAMAHERE ROAD BOARD. ANNUAL ELECTION. NOTICE is—hereby yiven under provisions contained in "The Road Boards Act, 1908," and "The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908," and its amendments, that an ELECTION (if necessary) to fill TWO Ordinary Vacancies on the Tamahere Read Board, will bo held on FRIDAY, 4th day of May, 1917. Nomination of Candidates will be received by the undersigned, up till Noon of Wednesday, 2oth April, 1917, at the Board's Office, Hamilton East. T. B. INSOLL, Returning Officer. THE ANNUAL MEETING of-'the Ratepayers of the Tamahere Road District will be held at Bsp.ni. in the Matangi Hall on MONDAY, 30th April, 1917. T. B. INSOLL, Clerk, Tamahere Road Board. April 17th, 1917. 2ft) jyjRS AND ]y|ISS JJENLEY, OF MODEL ROOMS, LIVINGSTONE 7 CHAMBERS (near Public Library), HAMILTON, Will be pleased to show Ladies their NEW GOODS, JUST ARRIVED. Fur Coats in Black, Coney Seal, Brown, Musquash; English Tweed, fur lined; also English Tweed Silk-lined Coats. Golf Hats and Jerseys. Model Costumes, English and French Models. Silk Quilted Wrappers, Furs, Etc., Etc. THESE GOODS ARE ALL EXCLUSIVE. Visitors Invited to Inspect. 'Phone No. 711. ' 150

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