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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 441, 12 November 1908, Page 3

MANAWATU ELECTORATE. 20 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD 20 VOTE FOR MR FRANKLAND. 1 Because be is an Ablt, Honest, and Honorable man. 2 Because he is a Liberal and a thorough Demoorat and strongly favours the Elective Executive. 3 Because he is a Man of Leisure and will have plenty of time to attend his Parliamentary duties. 4 Because he is a Friend of the Worker (the Flax mill hands at Foxton know this). 5 Because he is a Friend of the Poor and believes in Cheap Food and Clothing. 6 Because he is opposed to the aggregation of Large Estates. 7 Because he knows that the Small Farmer is the best man for the Country, and must be encouraged. 8 Because he is an Experienced Man of the World and a Gentleman —not a Humbug. 9 Because he has all his life taken a keen interest in Social and Economic Problems, and knows where the Shoe pinches. 10 Because he is a Distinguished Financial expert and knows what should be done to improve Social Conditions. It Because he has rendered the Liberal Party and the Country signal service as a Financial adviser and r.ctuaiy, and would be a greht acquisition in the House. 12 Because he is a Champion of “Clean Administration.” 13 Because he is a Broadminded Man, and would favour State Aid to Catholic Schools in event of the Bible being introduced in State Schools. 14 Because he is a Just Man, and the ugh a Strong Supporter of “No-License and the Baie Majority” would favour Compensation to Licensees in event ot that issue being introduced. 15 Because he is a man of learning and education, and is respected by all Sections of the Community and would carry weight in the House. 16 Because men of his stamp and ability are badly needed in the House. 17 Because he desires New Zealand to Advance on Sound Progressive Lines. 18 Because he has Hie courage of his opinions— says what be means, and means what he says. 19 Because his exceptional ability, Sterling Character and wide expeiience of men and things, gained abroad, in conjunction with his full knowledge of New Zealand affairs, specially fit him for a seat in the House. 20 Mr Frankland’s graceful and manly act in retiring in favour of and working hard for Mr Stevens, in order to avoid splitting the Liberal vole at last election, entitles him to special consideration now. Mr Frankland-is the son of the late Sir Edward Fraukland, the eminent English Scientist who was an associate of the Darwin —Huxley—Tyndall Coterie. But New Zealand is bis home, and has been bis home for many years. Vote for F. W. Frankland, The Liberal and Government Supporter. E. A. CARTER, General Secretary.

WANTED— A Stripper keeper feeder for Opakete Flaxmill. Free house for married man. Apply Higginson, Koputarua. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. VACANCIES for two gentlemen boarders in a comfortable home, bathroom with hot and cold water, piano in sitting-room. Apply Mrs de Ridder, “ Ravensworth.” Liddell Street. FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. Applications for the position of Librarian and Caretaker will be received up to 7 p.m., on Friday, the 2olh November, It is necessary before making application (which must be in own handwriting) that the applicants should call and read schedule of duties, open for inspection at my office during office hours. ALE. FRASER, Town Clerk. FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. TENDERS will be received up J to 7 p.m., on Friday the 20th November, 1908, for erection of* Galvanized-iron Fence. Specifications of same may be seen at my office during office hours. ALF. FRASER, Town Clerk. TO GAS CONSUMERS. CONSUMERS are notified that Saturday next, 14th inst., is the last day on which discount will be allowed on last month’s accounts. W. S. HEYES, Manager. OTAKI ELECTORATE. MR. W. H. FIELD, Government and Liberal Candidate, will address the Electors at this end of the Otaki Electorate, as follows : Moutoa: School, Thursday, October 12th. Meeting at 8 p.m, Mr W. H. Field fears the time at his disposal will render his speak- j ing at Foxtou' impossible, but trusts all Otaki Electors near I Foxton, will make an effort to attend bis Moutoa meeting on Thursday, October 12th. LADIES CORDIALLY INVITED. A. RAWLE, Secretary. FOXTON AUCTION MART. Hennessy’s Buildings. MAIN STREET. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1908, At 3 p.m. PERCY M. PAGE has received instructions from Mr Moran, who has to leave the district, to soli by public auction at his residence on the above date, the whole of his property in Whyte Street, consisting of ; Part section 167, and new fiveroomed house thereon; also the whole of his superior household furniture. This property is right in the centre of the town, and is one of the best investments’ offered to the public for sale. For full particulars apply to the auctioneer. PERCY M. PAGE. Auctioneer.

| WHIZ! SLAP BANG! OUE PRICES . ..i ) : 1 TYRES, 6/6 to 12/6 TUBES, 4/6 to 6/6 CHAINS, 6/6 to 8/6 LAMPS (Oil), 3/- to 10/6 LAMPS (Gas), 6/6 to 12/6 PUMPS 1/6 to 2/6 PEDALS (Rattrap) 5/6 MUDGUARDS (Celluloid) 6/6 SADDLES, (Brooks’ pattern) 6/6 FREEWHEELS, 5/6 We solicit Eoxton customers and pay postage on any of above lines. NONPAREIL CYCLE CO. Coleman Place, I THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON. OTAKI ELECTORATE. BYRON BROWN will address the electors in Hie Masonic Hall, Foxton, on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER isth, at 8 p.m. Shannon, in Town Hall, SATURDAY, November 14. Ladies specially invited. TO THE ELECTORS MANAWATU ELECTORATE. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I beg respectfully to inform you that it is my intention to be a candidate in the Opposition interest at the next General Election. Your obedient servant, EDWARD NEWMAN. MANAWATU ELECTORATEMR EDWARD NEWMAN’ (Opposition candidate) address the Electors of Manawatu in the Masonic Hall, Foxton, at 8 p.m. on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13th inst. Ladies specially invited to be present. F. G. CARSON, Secretary. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE MANAWATU. ADIES AND GENTLEMENBelieving that my past services as your representative in Parliamen have been reasonably acceptable, I therefore announce myself as a candidate for the Manawatu seat at the ensuing general election, and respectfully solicit a renewal of your confidence at the poll. Yours faithfully, JOHN STEVENS.