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Hokitika Guardian, 7 May 1923, Page 3

T- OST—Ladies Silver WATCH. Initials engraved. Keepsake. Finder please return to “Guardian” Office. TTISIT Roberts, fruiterers, lie veil ▼ St.—Kashmir Camel Hair Rugs, Lace Doyles, Runners, Tray-cloths, eto. FOR SALE—Thursiner PIANO, in good order, 55 guineas; "ire mattresses, beds, entree urn and gas stove.—d. V. Hall, South Re veil Street. WANTED TO SELL—Lady’s Sec-ond-hand CYCLE, in perfect order. Price LG 10s. Apply W. logwell, c/o E. C. Tcolicy. Artificial teeth on gold, silver vulcanite bought sound or broken. Up to £lO set sent by return mail. Old jewellery bought. Post J. Dunstono, Box 51 Wellesley St., P.O. Auckland. Established 31 years. MONSTER SALE—Four days only, commencing Tuesday afternoon; Everything must go. Prices to suit everyone. Ladies coats from 30s; Ladies serge dresses 255; Ladies woollen jumpers from Gs Gd. Everything half price.—Miss Sarnty, Revel! St. . 151 ASTERN wares display now showsli iujr at Roberts. Fruiterer, Revel] St. Inspection invited. Handmade l.aee, etc. HORSE CLIPPING done at tire shortest notice. Apply It. McWhinney, e/o F. Lynch, Beach St. CANTERBURY AUTOAIOBILE ASSOCIATION. (WYsthmd Branch.) A MEETING OF MEMBERS will Jr\- be held at the County Chambers TO-MORROW' (Tuesday) EVENING at 7.30 o’clock. K. TEICJIKI.MAN.V. Hon. See. MAIM HAIM STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, 9th. MAY. At .1 p.m. -jIApESSKS W. JEFFRIES AND COY. .i.VL will sell hy jiublie auction as above: — 20 18-mos. to 2yr. STEERS. 10 MIXED SORTS. 50 Forward LAMBS.

AYKSTLAXI) LICENSING DISTRICT. NOTICE OF AIfUCATION FOR A ITRI-lOAN’S LICENSE. r GEORGE JOSEPH ROBERTS. J “ of Hrrss, do hereby give notice tli.it I desire to obtain and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be 1 holdon at. Hokitika on tiie eighth day of June, 192,‘j, apply for a Certificate nothin Ling the issue of a Publican’s License. for a house, known as I lie Commercial Hotel, situate at Ross, containing 10 rooms, exclusive of those required, for the use ei the lainih. Dated at Ross, the oth. day of May. 1 (t. .J. ROBERTS. A. lx. Kleock, Solicitor for Applicant. Hokitika.

couxty cocxcn. election. TO Till-: ELECTORS OK TIIE ( EXTRAI. IiIDIXCL ! \DIES AX!) CENT! EM EX. - j- am again a c aniiidAi r. t- -•> present von on the County C.'ouiici and solicit vour votes ami interest on pulling (lay, Wednesday next. As you are aware my whole interests are centred in the Hiding, and I will at all times do my utmost to further the host interests of the district and County generally. I rusting to receive your valued support on polling day.-—T remain. Yours faithfully, T. R. CHESTER MAX. Kanieri. May Ith. WESTLAND COUXTY COUNCIL. TO THE CENTRAL RIDING RATEPAYERS. LADIES AND (JENTEEMEX,— TX RESPONSE TO REQUESTS from -L many ratepayers in the Riding, I have consented to nomination for a seat on the Council. My association with the County has been life long, and my knowledge of the progress and development of the district of similar duration.

'While previous Councils have left good records, I am of opinion that more active interest is required in the Central Hiding. The. question of better roads is important at this stage, and a policy of improvement in that direction "ill have my whole-hearted support? '['he rates are capable of further reduction; and with close supervision of the important works undertaken by the Council and less time devoted by the employees to small details, further economics could be effected. The matter of the Kanieri Bridge, is of first importance, and now that this work is under the control of the Council it should be put in first class order, and if returned, I shall aim at this being done. Generally, my earnest desire will ho to secure progress throughout the Biding by a. judicious expenditure of tire Council’s Funds, and if you honour me with your confidence at the Poll my aim will he in the above direction. Yours Obediently, M. KEENAN.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CENTRAL RIDING. LADIES I\ND GENTLEMEN,TX RESPONSE t<» numerous requests from ratepayers of the Ceuti.il Hiding I have .consented to nomination for a sent- on tlv Council. Although I have not previously sat at rl'.o Council table, 1 have been actively connected with road construction and upkeep, and river protection, for the last 1.3 years, and my whole life has been spent in and on behalf of the district. I can claim, therefore, Cadies and Gentlemen, if elected to represent the Central Riding that I shall bring practical experience to the Council table, which is so essential at this time when the district is cu the eve of expansion and improvement. My long experience of road construction'and upkeep I feel will claim your support as ro*icl comiTUinicfttioii transport with the present heavy traffic is a most important detail to the ratepayers. AU matters effecting the progress and advancement of the district I can assure you, Ladies and Gentlemen, will have my undivided support. Yours Faithfully, R. MEHARRY. Lower Kokatahi. May 7th., 1923. Sure and certain—WADE’S WORM FIGS. Children like them.