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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4898, 2 November 1925, Page 3

t Election Notices. Election NoJe«s. ELECTORS OF OHINEMURI. Principles before Party Politics POLAND or SAMUEL Service to Constituents Service to Reform Party TRUE REPRESENTATION ’ OBEDIENCE TO PARTY OP OHINEMURI ELECTORS WHIPS That is the Real Issue The well proved, loyal, RESIDENT Member for Ohinemuri can be relied on to support all progressive and sane legislation unfettered by Party ties Don’t be misled by Anti-Socialist propaganda introduced for Party purposes Vote POL A N D TO THE ELECTORS OF OHINEMURI. WE, the undersigned, express our regret that Mr W. M. Wallnuti, Mayor of Waihi, and other gentlemen of the district, have used their official positions to make Liquor Propaganda statements concerning the results of No-License in Ohinemuri. We deny the assertion that No-License has been detrimental to the Electorate : we affirm, on the other hand, that the towns of Waihi and •Paeroa, and the whole of the Ohinemuri Electorate have benefited greatly by the closing of the hotel bars, despite the harmful influence of several licensed houses near the boundaries of the Electorate. We would especially remind electors that the great development and growing popularity of the Waihi Beach Seaside Resort has been considerably assisted by the fact that No-License prevails. To. introduce a licensed house at the Waihi Beach would be to destroy its ideality as a pleasure and health resort. We therefore urge the electors to weigh the facts very carefully and to make certain that the evils and temptations of the Licensed Liquor Trade shall not be restored Signed W. F. Johnstone, J.P., Chairman-Ohinemuri County Council W. Marshall, J.P., Mayor of Paeroa H. J. Hare, Councillor, Hauraki P. County and Paeroa Borough Geo. Buchanan, Director, N.Z. Co op., Dairy Co., Ltd., Paeroa W. F. North, J.P , Paeroa J. E. Sleviu, J.P., Chairman Hospital Board, Waihi Evan Morgan, Councilor, Waihi Borough E. Dye, President Miners’ Union, Waihi J. B Beeche, Solicitor, Waihi S. H. Brown, Waihi, (26 years in business) H. Cotton?, Methodist Minister, Waihi J. W. Tetley, Waihi ' . URGENT TELEGRAM TO MR. MARSHALL, MAYOR, PAEROA. “COMBINED WOMEN’S MEETING OF NO-LICENSE ELECTORATES OF EDEN, ROSKILL,- GREY LYNN URGE WOMEN OF OHINEMURI TO STAND FIRM FOR NO-LICENSE.” E. WILSON, Morningside, Secretary W.C.T.U.

Amusemente. Meetings, etc. PAEROA~BASKETBALL ASSN. SOCIAL AND EUCHRE. GAIETY THEATRE, PAEROA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5. Music by Mr Brookie Christian and an accomplished violinist. Good Supper, Handsome 1 Prizes. Admission : Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/-. C. L. TAYLOR, Hon. Sec., P.B.A. Fot Sale. ~ DODGE Car, 5-seater, in firstclass condition. Absolute bargain.—Wm. Judd, Thames. t FORD CAR, 1913 model, in excellent running order; well shod. £35—J. Hubbard, Paeroa. 3 HIVES of Bees,. also Hives, Smoker, etos —Apply F. Lewis, Paeroa. 1 GO/1 ELECTRIC Indian JLt/ Scout, Speedometer, Spotlight, paint and condition as new, any trial or inspection.—Apply “ Scout,” c/o this office. 729 Stock sales. ' CLEARING SALK FAVOURED with instructions J- from Mr E. Shaw, we shall sell on his farm, Junction Road, on Saturday, November 7, at 10 o’clock sharp, his whole herd of 11 milking cows, 1 ydarling pedigree Jersey bull, 1-5-month pedigree Jersey bull, 1 store cow, 3 pigs, spring cart, 2 sets military harness (new), set garden discs, quantity of posts, 45-gallon Alfa Laval separator, 1 timber-jack, tools, sundries, and a quantity of furniture. Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering Co., Ltd., Hamilton, Auctioneers. vmpountreth IMPOUNDED by ranger for wandering Tirohia 1 bay gelding, star on forehead, 1 bay mare, streak down face, white hind foot. Wandering Hubbard’s Road, Komata, 1 roan mare, tail docked. No other visible brands on any of above. Also 1 brindled cow ,3 snips out of back, and 1 out of front left ear, and snip out of right ear, indistinct brand on left rump. If not claimed and expenses paid, will be sold at noon, Friday, November 6, 1925. JAS. CAPILL, Poundkeeper.