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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1072, 21 November 1911, Page 3

FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. Pursuant of Section 27 of “ The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908.” I HEREBY give notice that at the election of one Councillor for the Borough of Foxton, held on the 20th day of November, 1911, the persons hereinafter named were candidates, and received the number of votes set opposite the names respectively (that is to say) — RICHMOND. Henry W. 99 BARBER, George Q. 62 LITTLEJOHN, Mervyn 5^ and 1 hereby declare the same Richmond, Henry W., to be duly elected. Dated this 21st day of Nov., 1911. ALF. FRASER, Returning Officer. TO THE RATEPAYERS AND OTHER ELECTORS OF FOXTON. Ladies & gentlemen Allow me to thank you most sincerely for the honour you have conferred on me by placing me at the head of the poll as one of your representatives on the Foxton Borough Council. As my policy is deeds and not words, I assure you that your interests will be safeguarded.—l remain Your onemmu servant, HENRY W. RICHMOND. THANKS. I DESIRE to tender my thanKs to those who recorded thenvotes in favour of my candidature at yesterday’s by-election, and although defeated on this occasion, 1 shall again offer my services at some future date. —Yours obediently, GEO. O. BARBER. PUBLIC NOTICE. WE desire to notify the public that we have disposed of our bakery business in Foxton to Mr J. Walls, as from December Ist. In thanking the public for the liberal support accorded us, we solicit a continuance 01 same for our successor. We further request a settlement of all accounts on or before December 20th, which may be paid at Mr Wanklyn’s office. EVANS BROS. Foxton, Nov. 20th, 1911. mHE ALEXANDRA RAPID X METHOD of playing the Piano and reading at sight in 8 lessons. We offer a splendid opportunity to a capable person to represent us in this town. For particulars, apply by letter to the Representative, Alexander College of Music, Palmerston North. FOXTON HORTICULTURAL FLORAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. SPRING- SHOW, 1911. To be held in the CORONATION HALL, FOXTON. TO-MOIiBOW AND THURSDAY. To be opened by the President (A. Speirs, Esq.,) at 3 p.m. VALUABLE SPECIAL AND ORDINARY PRIZES IN EACH SECTION. 1 ENTRIES CLOSE at 10 p.m. on !i MONDAY, November 20th ; late entries to 10 a.m. on Wednesday, November 22nd, and must be made with the Secretary with an additional double fee per entry. Ail entries for School work must be in the hands of the Secretary not later than Wednesday, 15th inst. ■ Catalogues and entry forms may be had on application to the undersigned. 11. C. PATTERSON, Secretary. GARDEN PETE.

Tu be held at All Saints’ Vicarage WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6th, igil., Opened by the Mayor at 3 p.m. Stalls— Guild Stall, ladies of the Guild ; Sweets Stall, Mrs Boyes and Miss Symons; Produce Stall,, Misses Coley ; Flower Stall, Mrs C. Robinson, Mrs Kellow and Miss Collins ; Tea Rooms, Mrs Nye, Miss Stackpool, and others; Christmas Tree, Mrs Barber and Misses Maroni. Competitions. Sports. Evening Programme. Grand Concert, assisted by the Moluiti Maori Choir. Hakas and Pois. Rose Show, hloral Baskets. Band in attendance. Admission, is. ORONA T 1 O N HALL* BYRON BROWN Will speak in Foxton on WEDN ESDAY, DECEMBE R 6th. Come and hear why THE COST OF LIVING has gone up, and its remedy. Workers, come and hear Byron Brown speak on THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GREATEST NUMBER. FARMERS! gUPPORT a Candidate who is a freeholder, and who will vote for the freehold. VOTE FOR MONCKTON. WANTED— To take in plain sewing. Satisfaction guaranteed. Apply, Mrs Williams, care Mrs Walton, Louth Nursery, Norbiton Road.