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Horowhenua Chronicle, 15 July 1910, Page 3

SEIt VICES NEXT SUNDAY. • — CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Si. John's, Ohau u 2.30.—-Rev. S. G. Compton. St. 'Mary's, Levin, 8.--H.0., Rev. S. G. Compton. St. Mary's, Levin, 11.—Rev. S. G. Compton. St. Mary's, Levin, 7.—Evening .sorvico. Von. Rede's, Shannon, 7.—Eveniiifj; service. The Town Hall, Woraron, 7. — Rev. S. G. Compton. ROMAN CATHOLIC. Levin, 8 a.m.—Holy Mass. Levin, 7.—Evening Devotion. Ohan, 11.—Holy Mass. PRESBYTERIAN. Levin, 11 ami 7.-Mr T. P. Mills. Levin, .'i.—Vonng People's Service, Mr T. \\ Milk Shannon, 11 and 7.—Mr G. IT. Gihb. Koputaroa, 51.—Mr G. Tl. Gihb. Tokoinaru, 11.30 and 7.3o.—RevJ. White. METHODIST. Levin, 11 and 7.—Rev. Frederick Hands. Manakau, 2.3o.—Rev. Frederick Rands. Ma natal u, 7.—Mr T. G. Vincent. Otaki, 11 and 7.—Rev. T. P. Jones. To Hon). 2.3o.—Rev. T. F. Jones._ Para-pa ran inn. 7.—Mr Hughes. GOSPEL HALL. LEVIN. Morning, 11; evening, .7; Sunday School. 2.30. SPIRITUALISTS. At their rooms, 7 p.m. Tuesday circle, 7.30. SALVATION ARMY. Services held in Bath streetST. MARY'S CHURCH BAZAAR. ST. M AMY'S CHURCH BAZA AIL CENTURY HALL, LEVTN, 011 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 22 AND 23. Maypole, bran tubs, aijnt SALLY, JUMBLE, PRODUCE and other Skills. Admission, Is. Funds to be devoted to extension ol' thy Vicarage. DAXOLYG CLASS. "1%/FTSS COBB will commence tho -LyJL second term of her Dancing Class on. WEDNESDAY, July 20, from 3.30 till 5.30 o'clock. 801-1. LEVIN Y. M. C. A. ROOMS: QUEEN STREET. JULY 13. Elocution, .and Musical Evening. Instrumental and Vocal. Programme arranged by Ladies' Auxiliary. A hearty invitation to attend is extended to tho public. No charge for admission, and no collection. ******** * ******** * ******** » ******* * ****** * ***** *** * * ** * * » * * » -r « ' Jj. TEA AND SUPPER * * *'■ | ROOMS: ; XT QUEEN STREET, * I LEVIN. FRESH N T* * Z- * COOKED HAM E. * I * * t* # * t*» « * !-**#» , * ****** * t ***** * * h ****** * * ft # *t * * * * » «**««»»» PO THE BURGESSES OF"LEVIN". immwai Ladies and gentlemen, In response to niwiierous repi is ts, T have allowed myself to be lomiuated for the vacancy in the trough Council caused 'by tho reignation of Mr Hudson. Having on tested the last by-election, and 'cceiv-ed a very liberal support, it warrants my standing again. 1 iare resided here for a number of ■ears, and I have taken a deep inerest in municipal matters of this iorough. fam a fairly large ratenver, and if rcctai rmnl to the C'ounil f would conserve the interest of lie Ho rough as a whole.—l am, sinerolv vours, 07-1. ' T. A. WILLIAMS. TO THE CITIZENS OF LEVIN. BOROUGH ELECTION. rADT.ES AXTT "GENTLEMEN.Tn response to a deputation bait- waited on me to day, and asked ne to accept nomination to fill the ■a-cancy now existing in the Levin Joiiough Council, I have pleasure n announcing that I will ho a candidate. My long connection with he town, and my interests in it, hould enable me to give unbiased udgment on all matters that may ome up for decision at the Council able. I will, if elected, always :ce.p before me the interests of tho iirgesses as a whole. 52-tc W. H. WILSON. '0 THE BURGESSES OF LEVIN. [ ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, - U In response to numerous reuests, 1 'have definitely decided to ontest the seat in tho Borough Sou-noil rendered vacant by the reignation of Mr Hudson. Having vwl amongst you for over twelve cars, and having always taken a vely interest in all matters persuing to the welfare of the disrict, as well as having served a L'nn on tho Council, already justies me in asking for your support, is you are aware there has been ver £35,000 of putblic money spent y the Council within the last two ears, and as a, largo- proportion of bis money has not, to my mind, ean expended as judiciously as it liould have been, a strict investigaion of the accounts would do no arm. And as it is well-known to lost of you, that I have the courgo of my opinions, and not afraid a speak where I think there is wilil neglect, or an injustice being one, I trust to bo favoured with our support. I trust to have the leisure of .publicly addressing you n the more important subjects 'itihin_ the c'ourso of a few days, banking you in anticipation of your l-ost valuable assistance and perjmal support, which I assure you •ill he very much appreciated.—l m, yours faithfully, CHARLES WILLIAMS.