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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 458, 20 April 1912, Page 4

TO THE HU KG ESSES OP 1 THE BOROUGH OF TE KUITI. • LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, - HAVING been elevated, through your kint! ollices, to tin? honourable position of Mayor-elect, of thin Borough, I take (he op|xt(nni 1 y So record my rrF|u«f(. for tb»* j>orr»n :>nd ntlainm'-nts of my jirr(L-i-:-ri l r, Mr James Buddie. and my sincere appreciation o! the unique services which he hat-' in so many ways, and so ntlj;ru;l!;i!icly, rendered til" town and dist! i;'l. I shall earned ]y emulate his j'oori work ami strive to nrolit by his example; and, assured of the hearty support of my colleagues', co-operafo with them in completing the important works now under const met ion. I need hardly state that my sole object is the advancement of the best, interests of the Borough; that I have no axe to grind except that required to clear away the obstacles to a healthful, enlightened and up-to-date town. I shall at all times courteously assist my fellows in any grievance to a state of security and contentment; and, generally, endeavour to improve the lot of every inmate of the household. For the sick and helpless and the hapless, and the dumb animals I have especial care. In fine,to fully justify the foregoing and earn your commendation at the end of my term is the devout wißh of Yours faithfully, E. H. HARDY. PURCHASE OP BUSINESS. BURLEY'S DRAPERY IMPORTING STORE, HAMILTONAUCKLAND. YjUE beg to announce the purchase of ' » Messrs J. and B. Rosenberg's draper and outfitting business, Te Kuiti, and respectfully solicit the patronage of the numerous clientele of Messrs Rosenberg. Large consignments of general drapery and fashions, latest novelties, are shortly to arrive from London, which will be offered at special prices' to be announced later. BURLEY'S STORES. TE KUITI,

HAMILTON, AUCKLAND. NOTICE. AS we are going abroad very shortly, all accounts owing by us in connection with our Te Kuiti business up to April Ist, are to be immediately rendered to us, care of A. E. Warnock, P.O. box 594, Auckland, for settlement. J. AND B. ROSENBERG, April 15th, 1912. SALE OF BUSINESS. WE beg to notify our numerous patrons that we have disposed of our business, transferring all accounts to Burley's Drapery Importing Store, Hamilton, who have taken over the business from to-day. Outstanding accounts will from present date oe payable to "Burley's," who will continue the business in conjunction with their Hamilton store. We thank all our friends for their liberal suppurt to us and trust the same will be cotinued to our sucessors. J. AND B. ROSENBERG. Dated as from April Ist, 1912. NOTICE OF DAY OF ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. PURSUANT to section 11, of "The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908," I hereby give notice that the following persons have been duly nominated as candidates for the office of Councillors for the Otorohanga Native Township .Council: COWLEY, Mark CREAN, John ELLIOTT, Clement GARDINER. Pearson HOSKING, Thomas George MILLER, Charles ORMSBY, John • OSMOND, Herbert John VICARY, William And there being only five vacancies to be filled a Poll will be taken as between the said candidates on WEDNESDAY, the twenty-fourth day of April, 1912, at TuriuVs Hall, Otorohanga. Polling hours: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dated this ISth day of April, 1912. CHAS. J. JOHNSON, Returning Officer for th 9 Otorohanga Native Township Council. Why go without a PIANO when £l 15s down and 19s per month will secure a Splendid English Iron Frame Instrument (Full trichord, walnut case) Where ? Why, at ROBINSON'S Rora St., Te Kuiti. NOTICE. mllE yearly meeting of householders X of To Kuiti will be held on Monday evening, April 22nd, at 7 o clock, j in the school. _ j Business. ■--- Report.; 3. Financial j Statement, Election of Mcmlur;: ; Committee. \ REV. 10. S. WAYNE. j Chairman. j I'. FLOYD. j Secretary. I