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Manawatu Herald, 20 March 1900, Page 3

i mm T ICENSING COMMITTEE L, ELECTION. MANAWATU~DISTRICT. Notice is hereby given that the following persons have been duly nominated as Candidates for the election of FIVE Members of tbe Licensing Committee for the Manawatu District at tbe Poll to be taken at tbe several Tolling Places of the said District on THURSDAY, tho 22nd March, 1900, from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. : — Coughlin, Daniel Humphrey, Edwin Harrison Jenks, Frederick McHarclie, Alexander Ransom, Vincent Christopherson Sutcliffe, Albart Harrison Simpson, Robert Kirkpntrick Wopllass, Reverend William Westwood, Thomas Wood, George Newman The following are the Pollingplaces : — Borough Cmnicil. Chambtr, M-ir-toi) (principal) Schoolhousp, Sanson Ouiirihnu:-p, F<;XiOo Schoolhousp, Shannon b'choolhout-e, Lt-vin Oourlhcim', Tmakliu Courthouse 1 . Bull* Schoolhouse, Rongoiei Schoolhouse, Awubuii Schoolhouse, Oroua Bridge. The names of Scrutineers for each Booth will require to be sent to the Returning Officer not later than MONDAY NEXT, the 19th instant, at 5 p.m., but Scrutineers will take their appointments with them to each Booth. ALFRED BOS*. Returning Officer. H. A. Wunsch, BAKER, PASTRY COOK & CON FECTIONER, Foxton Bakery, Foxton. I HAVE purcbas d tho Business lately carried on Mr Fraser. and I hope to receive a fair sharp, of patronugo, as only tha best of flour procurable wiTT Do used. Bread delivered to all parts of the district regularly. Small Goods of every description made to o/der, and fresh in the shop daily. Refreshments 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. Wpdding and Birthday Cakes (a specialty), made to order. R. T. BETTY, Practical Bootmaker, FOXTON. TTTHILB thanking you for past VV favors, desires to call your attention to his NEW STOCK just to hand and arriving during the next few days. The Famous Zealandia BOOTS, Ladies' and Gents', insluding the new WILLOW and CRACK PROOF CALF—fluperb lines. Special lines in Men's Strong, Plain, and Nailed. Beautiful variety of Ladies' evening and Walking Shoes by beef maters — Colonial, English- and .Continental. Large variety in Slippers School Boots, Children's and Babies' Shoes — all prices. GUARANTEED -Men's Strong Working Boots -OWN MAKE. All l'nes Fresh, New, Fashion able ; no Bhoddy or b mkrupt stock. Sundries, laces, boot dressings, Sen., always io stock. Repairs &i> S]p<eoi£»/lty. £1,000 for Is £1,000 A Fortune for Is. A Fortune for Is. £1,000 for Is. f FIRST ) £1.000 for 1 .-. \ GR^AT £1,000 for Is. ( . PRISE.) £1.000 for Is. Or 12 months' Trip ltonnd tbe World, fir-t---class, all Expenses paid, and £500 in Ca^h for one person, cr eight months for two. And 124 oth<r Important Prizes, ranging in value from £1 to £100. Druids' 31st Annual Great Art Union, MELBOURNE, 23 A APEIL. 1900. Under the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor. Proceeds in aid of the Melbourne Hospital, a National Charitable Institution. Prizes will be deUvrred to Winner^, Free ; of all Charg-s. A list of winning numbei-3 will be posted to any person sending nn r addressed envelope to the Representative, r with stamp unnfflxed. ', Buy from your Local Agent or Send Stamps, Postal Note, or P. 0.0., direct to the R presentativp, 237 olins-st., Melbonrne, at one for ' icke's, and s cur a ' chance in this Great Ait Union, 22 for £1, 11 for 10s, or Is each. If stamps are sent acid exchange. Be Sure and Try your Luck. THEO. W. HEIDE, N.Z. Representative, 237 Collius-st., Melbourne, Victoria.