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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1096, 14 September 1912, Page 3

QORONATIONTOWN HALL. PICTURE SHOW. TO-NIGHT! GREAT ECLAIR MASTERPIECE : THE MYSTERY OE THE GLASS COEEINThe story of a great discover y, saturated with the mystery of Eastern countries. 2,500 EEET LONG. Great sensation created wherever this wonderful production has been shown. Many other Films, all good. Circle is 6d, Stalls Is, Pit 9d. Children under 12, 3d (Stalls and Pit only). Booking for Circle 6d extra. Doors open 7.30. Commence at 8.0. ALF. FRASER, Manager. OORONATION HALL. MONDAY. GRAND SKATING CARNIVAL. PLAIN. FANCY DRESS & MASQUERADE. MUSICAL items during the evening by the Borough Band. Grand March at 8 p.m. Prizes for the following items; Best fancy costume, ladies and gents., best couple skating, best lady and best gent, skater, ladies quarter-mile and gents, half - mile races. Doors open for skaters at 7.13 p.m., for onlookers at 7.30 p.m. Use of rink skates is, lioorage is. Onlookers is, children 6d. R. A. ROUGH. TO THE ELECTORS. AND GENTLEMEN As I am the recipient of a requisition asking me to allow myself to be nominated for the vacancy on the Borough Council, and as I am thus assured that my recent action was justifiable, and that my past services in the interests of the oorough have been appreciated and have caused the confidence of the many to be placed in me, and since it has always been my object to work to the best of my ability for the welfare and advancement of the Borough and its residents, I have decided to place myself before you for re-election at the forthcoming by-election. —I have the honour to remain. Yours Faithfully, GEO. J. ADAMS, M.B. MUNICIPAL BY-ELECTION. rjlO THE BURGESSES,— Ladies and Gentlemen,— in response to the request of a number of ratepayers, I have consented to offer my services to fill the vacancy on the Council caused by the retirement of Councillor Adams. If elected, 1 will fearlessly and conscientiously discharge my duties, and support any effort to advance the welfare of the borough as a whole.— I am, Yours obediently, SAMUEL READ. MOUTOA DRAINAGE BOARD. IVT OTICE is hereby given that the RATEPAYERS’ LIST for the Moutoa Drainage Board is open for inspection at the Office ot the Board, Foxton, and the Post Office, Moutoa, during office hours, and that WEDNESDAY, the 25th Day of September, 1912. The Court House, Foxton, and nine o’clock in the forenoon, is the day, place and hour fixed by the Stipendiary Magistrate for hearing any objections thereto, and finally revising the said list. W. BOCK, Returning Officer. Foxton, Sept, 7th, 1911. 57,14,21. FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. IN accordance with a resolution passed by the above Council, ALL RATES unpaid on the first of October next; will be sued for WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE. The first batch of summonses will consist of one or more names from each letter of alphabetical surnames as they appear on the Rate Book, WITHOUT ANY EXCEPTION. ALF. FRASER, Town Clerk. 5i0,14,28. The Public Trust Office Act, (Section 50.) In the Eastate of KATHLEEN HURLEY, wife of JAMES HURLEY, of Foxton, Flaxmill Hand, deceased. ALL creditors and others having claims against this estate are hereqy required to send them, with particulars, on the forms provided, to the Agent of the Public Trustee, at Palmerston North, on or before the seventh day of October, 1912. Accounts not rendered by the date named may be rejected. ALL moneys payable to the above estate may be lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee’s account at any postal money order office, or paid to WALTER RUTHERFURD, Agent of the Public Trustee. FRED. FITCHETT, Public Trustee. September 6th, 1912, FLAXMILL MANAGER OR CONTRACTOR. WANTED.— Good reliable man to run our Gladstone Mill on salary or contract. Good supply green flax. Good house for married man. Apply promptly, W. TOOGOOD & SON, Featherston.