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Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 April 1911, Page 3

TO THE BURGESSES. IN response to repeated deputations I have offered my services ae a Borough Councillor. Should Ibe returned I will do- my utmost in the interests of the borough and the town at large. My watchword will be Economy, consistent with the best interests of the community. 450-2. A. J. ARNOLD. ELECTION NOTICE. FELLOW RATEPAYERS, <m Wodnesday, the 26th=, you will be called upon to elect nine Councillors for carrying on the work of this Municipality. As there is much dissatisfaction with the present adminifitraton of your Municipal affairs, I ihavo been constrained to come forward and offer my services' in the interest of the ratepayers who ili'ave to work for a living. If elected io your Council Board I shall work strenuously in favour of— Ist. Reduced taxation; 2nd. Better footpaths and roadways; 3rd. Improved sanitation ; 4th Ratepayers to be preferred for municipal employment whenover equal in qualification to other applicants. Therefore, vote for Archibald, because he hae the homo experience. Agent for the A.M.P. Society of this surrounding district ,for the Industrial Department and Ordinary Insurance. 447-2. VOTE FOR, ARCHIBALD. PUBLIC NOTICE. I HAVE sold my Butchery Business to MR W." DICKINSON, of Wellington. I thank all my customers for their liberal patronage, and solicit a continuance of them for my successor. All accounts are being rendered forthwith, and I would like them settled on or before 10th May. Payments may be mode at carts or at the Shop. 449-*. A. J. ARNOLD. BOROUGH OF LEVIN. PUBLIC NOTICE. FT! HE Borough Ranger is instrtitt- -*- ed to Impound all stock frm-d wandering upon the roads .-••i»d streets nmler the control of the Borougyi Couiicil on and after WEDNKSD i'V NFVT, the 26th April, 19'. 1 P. W. GOLDSMITH, 4 >1-1 T/.wn CI. rt. ELECTION NOTICE. mO-NIGHT at WERAROA HALL -*- W. H. Gallichan, a candidate for the Borough Council, will address tho electors at 8 sharp. 456-1. WELLINGTON HAROUR BOARD . ELECTION.

TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE HARBOUR BOARD DISTRICT. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, - -»-* In offering my services to the Ratepayers as a candidate for election for a seat on the Wellington Harbour Board, I beg to put forward tke following grounds for consideration of the electors. / Hitherto the pnstoralists of this district have had to depend upon City representation. "When, it is considered that the wool export alone from Wellington, during the month of January last amounted to close on 150,000 bales, the importance of the Pastoraliste interest is manifest. Personally I can claim a very intimate and long standing connection with this interest as well as other pastoral and agricultural concerns, and in addition have had an experience of financial matters and local Government administration extending over a period of upwards of 30 years. In offering myself as a candidate- 1 can undertake a strict attention to the general duties appertaining to the position, and a particular interest in all matters bearing directly or indirectly upon country interests. —Yours, etc., 400-3. R. S. ABRAHAM.

TRESPASS NOTICE. A NY Person found trespassing -£*- with dog or gun on Sections -15, 46, 47, Gladstono road, will bo prosecuted. R. MACKENZIE. 435-3. W. H. BEECHER. BOROUGH OF LEVIN. BIENNIAL ELECTION OF NINE COUNCILLORS. In the matter of " The Municipal Corporations Act, j;J08," and "The Local Elections Act, 1908." T, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that ■*• the following persons have been duly nominated for the Office of Councillors of the Borough of Levin : ARGUS, Peter Leslie. ARCHIBALD, William. ARNOLD, Albert James. BLENKHORN, Chas. BROOME, Thos. FRANCE, Henry Butler. GALLIOHAN, Walter Hellyer. HANNAN, Daniel. LANCASTER, Ernest Samuel. MACKENZIE, Henry Dundae. MATHESON, Donald Wm. PALMER, Ohas. Henry Lewis. PARKER, Frank Ernest. PROUSE, Richard. AND, as the number of candidates exceeds the number of vacancies, viz., NINE, a poll will be taken on WEDNESDAY, the 26tfoi -PRIL, 1911, at the Borough Council Chamber, Oxford, street, Levin. Polling hours: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dated at Levin this* 19th April, 1911. P. W. GOLDSMITH, 431-4. Returning Officer. HEADACHES. Like many other human ailments, have been wrongly diagnosed and altogether misunderstood. The headache itself it not the thing to-treat, for the reason that it is simply a symptom and in wholly dependent on the action of other organs. Not in. frequently the direct pause of headache is an inactive liver. If yon are troubled, much with headaches, then try Chamberlain's Tablets, the, reliable, tried and true liver medicine that sets that organ right. One box is medicine for the whole family and costs bujfc Is 63. Sold I eyeryiwhere«—Advib.