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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1085, 21 December 1911, Page 3

£JORONATION TOWN HALL. PICTURE~NIGHT. TO-MORROW NIGHT. PROGRAMME. “Brothers,” Drama. “Three Sisters,” Comedy. “The Wolf of Fresh Water,” Scenic. “Ava Maria,” Drama. “Pathe Gazette 12/,” Topical. “Jean the Matchmaker,” Comedy. “Six Brorapton Girls,” Novelty. “The Test of Friendship,” Drama. “Tontolini is Sad,” Comic. “Clouds and Icefields,” Scenic, “All Through a Laundry Mark,” C, “Ski Championships,” Scenic. Circle and Stalls is 6d, pit Is, Children 6d to any part of the house if accompanied by parents or guardians. Booking for Circle fid extra. Doors open 7.30. Commence at 8.0. ALF. FRASER, Manager. FOXTON BEACH. NEW YEAR’S NIGHT. (For the cause that needs assistance). IN MARQUEE IN PIONEER CAMP GROUNDS. A BRIGHT and happy evening by a bright and happy company in a positively grand galaxy of elocutionary and vocal gems. In aid of the Lifeboat Fund. Buy a Ticket Please ! ONLY ONE SHILLING. FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. ANNUAL LICENSES. ALL licenses for vehicles, billiard saloons, public halls, boarding houses, hawkers, etc., expire on the 31st December. All licenses not renewed on or before the 7th January, will be sued for without further notice. ALF. FRASER, Town Clerk. d.iq,2i,23. FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. DOG TAX. 1%/jTR E. J. Martin has been apJ.tJL pointed Registrar of Dogs, for the Borough of Foxton, and all fees in respect of same must be paid to him at his office, next to Council Chambers, Main Street. The fee for dogs is 10s, but will be reduced to 5s if paid before the 31st January, 1912, after which date the full fee of ten shillings will be charged, and sued for without further notice. All bona fide working dogs are 2s fid. ALF. FRASER, Town Clerk. d. 19,21,23. DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL FOR TFIE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF OTAKI. I JEREMIAH HURLEY, Rej turning Officer for the Electoral District of Otaki, do hereby declare the result of the poll taken on the 14th day of December. 1911, for the election of a member of Parliament for the said district to be as follows: — Candidates, Votes polled. JOHN ROBERTSON 2517 WM. HUGHES FIELD 2496 Total number of valid votes polled SOI3 Number of votes rejected as informal 21 I therefore declare the said John Robertson to be elected. Dated at Otaki, this 18th day of December, 1911. J. HURLEY, Returning Officer. HIGH-CLASS CONFECTIONERY FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON AT MESDAMES HENDERSON & CUNNINGHAME’S. THE first assortment of English and Colonial confectionery goods to be had locally. Novelties in stockings, baskets, caskets. Toys loaded with delicious sweets, just the tiling for the children’s stockings. Cordials of all descriptions. Iced drinks and ice creams. Seasonable fruits. ORDERS TAKEN FOR JAM FRUITS. IMPORTANT NOTICE. A DUTCH Auction Sale will be held next to Hennessy’s, of a bankrupt stock consisting of: Gentlemen’s suit lengths, ladies costume lengths, and an assigned estate of hand painted pictures, large gold framed and oak pictures, never seen before in Foxton. Auction sale starts on SATURDAY at 2 p.m. Don’t Miss the Oitortumty, CHRISTMAiS CONFECTIONERY. MISS A. NEWTH has the finest assortment of novelties for the children, including well-filled Stockings, Caskets, Boxes, etc., etc. English and Colonial Confections by the best manufacturers. Cordials and seasonaole fruits. Cali and inspect the stock betore purchasing elsewhere. CEMENT. —To Farmers, Builders and Contractors. Just arrived 100 tons GOLDEN BAY CEMENT direct from the works, which enables it to be placed on the market at reasonable prices. Quotations by the bag or ton at Nye’s Coal Yard, Whyte Street, Foxton. WANTED. —A few good grass seed cutters. Apply to B. G. Gower.