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Hokitika Guardian, 20 February 1930, Page 1

The arch ijttlk shoe store is offering the balance of Loots and Shoes at a ridiculous price to clear. See window: Shoes 19s lid per pair. Saturday final day of sale. W'UfIfLDREN’S HATS tor summer wear. Just the thing for the b'each. Sale price from Is at McKay’s. ANTED—tA limited number of pupils for shorthand. Apply at once to Miss M. Andrcwes, Hamilton St. OR SALE—WeII established Idacksmith and wheelwright business. Particulars on application to C. H. Bereiult, Tailored St., Hokitika. /^dHILDREN’S cotton bathing suits clearing now at Is (id and Is lid a. McKay’s. "JCIJSH, FISH, FISH ! ex trawler “Nile,” caught locally. On sale at Hygiene Fish Mart. ’Phone 35. TIT ANTED TO RENT—Large sized HOLSE. in good order. Apply W. E. Brown, Govt. Buildings. PUBLIC NOTICE. TN CONNECTION with the Sawmill Workers’ Picnic to he held on Cass Snare on MONDAY NEXT, ‘24th. INST. I hereby request that business premises he CLOSED from 3 p.m. on that date. GEORGE PERRY,' Mayor. WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. CENTRAL- RIDING ELECTION. To the Ratepayers: Ladies a gentlemen—i beg to notify that I am standing at the ropiest of ratepayers as a candidate for the seat in the County Council lately held by my father. In offering my services, I can only say that if given your confidence it will he my earnest endeavour to serve you faithfully. I have a good knowledge of the district and its requirements, and I will do my best to attend to all wants. Mv father took a great pride and interest in the Council work, and I will endeavour to emulate his activities. I solicit your votes and interest on my behalf on polling day, Wednesday February 20th. between the hours of 9 a.m. and G p.m. Yours respectfully, HARRY WELLS. Woodstock, Feh. 17th. WESTLAND COUNTY ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CENTRAL RIDING. Ladies a gentlemen—At the request of many fellow settlers, I am again offering my services at the forthcoming election for a representative of the Central Riding on the Westland County Council, though I deeply regret the cause for the contest. Having been identified with the fortunes of the district in mining, milling and farming since my earliest days. I feel T have a knowledge of the district which will enable me to serve you well. My interests in the distri t are considerable, and in my public actions on various bodies and organisations, I have endeavoured to do all T could to promote general interests. Polling Day is Wednesday. February 26th. from 9 a.m. to 0 p.m. and I, beg to ask your ;ote and interest on that occasion, assuring you if elected, that T will do iny best in the interests ol all concerned to advance Westland. Yours faithfully. THOMAS I>. O’NEIL. Lower Kokatahi. February 17th WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CENTRAL RIDING Ladies a gentlemen—At the request of several ratepayers I am contesting the vacancy caused in tlie Council by the unfortunate demise of the late Air Wells, who had represented and faithfully served this Riding over a long term of years. I have always identified myself and tried to do what I. thought was best in the interests of the district, and in fact, I have served in nearly every local body outside of the Westland County Council. I have a large interest at stake in Westland, and I am sure my knowledge of the district would serve me in good stead. All I ask, ladies and gentlemen, is your consideration on Polling Day, Wednesday next. If elected I can assure you I will do my best to further the interests of Westland County, and this Riding in particular. Yours faithfully, W. A. JAMIESON. Koiteraugi.