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Manawatu Herald, 13 March 1900, Page 3

£h S^ f IOENSING COMMITTEK Lj ELECTION. MANAWATU DISTRICT. In pnr^nance f f ilie A'coboli'j L'q'irsr.- 1 ' Salt O:utrol Ac!, 1893. Amend rat-nt Ac!, 1895, ], iiiFRED R.. ss, R turning Officer for the Licensing District of M»nawatu, rlo benny givo notice th.it tm els-ciioa will be held for th* rasurn of FIVE q-ialifiVd persona to serve as m< inhere of the Lio^nsini? Committee for ibe District of Mm*wutu, and that (he latvpt day far recriricß NOMINATIONS ut < AN DIDATES wiH be the fourteenth day of March, 1900, and tbafc the poll (if necessary) will be tnkf-n at 'h: several polling placfß of the said district en THURSDAY, the twenty SB3ond day of March, 1900, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Every person' desirous of bpcnming a candidate must be nominated by not li'ss than TWO Hectors of the district by a noniinnf ion paper a? prescribed by section 75 of " The Electoral Act, 1898,' and delivered to tho Hemming Officer (opetbtr with a deposit of JglO) on or b f.>r<Wwlnefday, the 14:h March, 1900. Nomination Form? exn bf>ob;ained on application to (he Returning Officer. The following are the Polling Places for the Licensing District of Manawatu : — Borough Council Chamber, Marton (principal) School house, danson Courthouse, Fox ton Schoolhouse, Shannon £ohoolhouee, Levin Courthouse, Turakina Courihouse, Bulls Schoolhouse, Rongotea Bchooihouee, Awahuri Sohoolhouse, Oroua Bridge. ALFEED ROSS. . Eeturning Officer. £1,000 fop Is £1,000 A Fortune for Is. A Fortune for Is. £1,000 for Is. f 'wmWP ) €1 .000 for Ib. £1,000 for Ib. I PRIZE.) £I.ooo for Ib. Or 12 monthe' Trip Ro'ind the Word. fir«t---ola«>B, all Expenaea paid, and £500 in Ca=h for one person, or eight months for two. And 124 oth-r Important Pnaps, ranging in value from £1 to £100. Druids' 31st A^nwl Great Art Union, MELBOURNE, 28 d APRIL, 1900. Under the Patronage of HiaJSxoellenoy the Governor. Proofed' in aid of th» Me'bonrre Hospital, a National Charitable Institu'ion Prtffto wIU be de'ivred *o WiniiPt^. Free of ftl 1 Ohnrpr-B. A U<=t of winning nnrabera W>" V>e pngtpd 4 o any person pending fln addresßPd enve^ne to the Representative, with Bt^mp nnnfflxfd. Buy fmm your Locn' Aq»n* or Spnd Stamps, Pnsta' Note, or P. 0.0., direct »o the R preaentaHve, 237 roHins-st., Melbonrne. at one far Mckfl's. Rnd * onr a chance in thin Great Art Union. 22 for £1 11 for 10s, or Is each. If stamps are sent add pxohange. Be Sure and Try your Luck. THEO. W. HEIDE. N Z. Representative, 257 Collins-st., Melbourne, Victoria. JAMES SUTTON, BOOTMAKER. (Next door to Foxton Bakery.) Main-street, Foxton. SEWN WOBK~A SPECIALTY. Repa^w neatly executed. All kinds of Boots and Shoes in stock. W. Fraser, BAKER, PASTRYCOOK & CON F^CTIONER, Foxton Bakery, Foxton, I HAVE purchased the Business lately carried on by Mr Langley, itnd I hope to receive a fair share of patronage, as ouly the best of flour procurable will bo used. Bread delivered to all parts of the district rpgularly. Small Goods of every description made to Older, and fresh in the shop daily. R freshmen te may be obtained at any time of the day. Private Room for ladies. Hot Pies, Coffee and Cocoa on Saturday nights. Balls and Parties catered for. Wedding and Birthday Cakes (a specialty), nwde to order. For Sale. n^HAT House and Land situated 1 in Jenk?-?treet, and at present in tho occupation of Mr F. H Cook. The land is* th<> allotment No. — , part of section* 87, 88. Foxton, and contains over half an acrp, which comprises garden and good bearing orchard The house contains 7 rooms with all conveniences, and is built principally of totara and red pine. For terms, apply to F. E. JENK3,