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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1082, 1 April 1913, Page 3

DON’T FORGET SMOKE CONCERT THIS EVENING "B'N the Masonic Hall to I ctioduro *. M- Harvey, who intends con- . yoralt • iL. 'ED. ' JO. -REE. S riCTURE SHOW, TO-MORROW. PROGRAMME. “Cocoanut Cultivation,” Pathe Coloured. “Dad’s Love Letters,” Drama. “Alkali Ike Plays the Devil,” C. “Village and Customs in Ceylon,” T. “The Wayfarer,” Drama. “Stenographer Wanted,” Comedy. “Pueblo Legend,” (2000 feet) Feature Drama. "Trip to Bosnia,” Travel. “Trustees of the Law,” Drama. “Broken Hearts,” Comic 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.

c ORO N ATI ON HAL SKATING~RINK, SKATING RINK, L. RE-OPENS THURSDAY. (3RD APRIL). Admission 6d. Use of Skates : Ladies 6d, Gents, is. Doors open 7-30. ALF. FRASER, Manager.

THE MAYORALTY. TO THE BURGESSES. Owing to pressure of private business, which, for the immediate future, will require my undivided attention I regret that I shall not be able to offer my services as Mayor for a further term. A. J. GIBBS, WELCOME MEETING. SALVATION ARMY, Masonic Hall, THURSDAY, April 3rd, at 8 p.m. Special Salvation Meeting. Welcome to Ensign Potter, who is taking charge of the work here. All are cordially invited. E. GUDSELL, (Lieut). BIBLE-IN-SCHOOLS QUESTION. Sympathisers with the Bible-in-Schools movement are cordially invited to attend a meeting which will take place on Friday next, (April 4th), at 8 p.m., in the Masonic Hall. Addresses will be given. F. W. FRANKLAND, Hon. Secretary. MANIFESTO OF THE PROGRESSIVE PARTY. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE , BOROUGH OF FOXTON. We, the undersigned, respectfully offer ourselves as candidates for your suffrages at the forthcoming election of Councillors to the Borough. 1 Although representatives of the industrial workers of the community, we shall unitedly strive for the common weal, and will endeavour to initiate a new and progressive policy in accordance with the best interests of the Borough. Should we be elected as Borough Administrators, we shall, during our term of office, give our most consistent support to the policy of our Party, which shall be as follows (I) The raising of a £25,000 loan at a rate of interest not higher than 5 per cent. (2) A healthful and permanent water supply, with a complete and effective drainage system. (3) A systematical campaign in cooperation with other Bodies for the purpose of bringing the local wharf under the control of the Foxton Harbour Board. (4) Giving our best favour and support to the proposed Tramway extension from Sandon and the linking up from Levin to Marton or Greatford. (5) Proper care and attention to the streets and footpaths, the periodical tarring of Main Street, and the erection of sanitary conveniences, water trough and tap at some suitable site therein. (6) The establishment (if empowered by statutory law) of Municipal coal yards. (7) Proper supervision of the Municipal Gas Works, better lighting for the streets, with an extension of the system, and added facilities for household use. (8) Reduction of Municipal picture prices, introducing better films, and other minor improvements. (9) Rigid inspection of the Borough accounts, with an effort to curtail unproductive expenditure. Hoping you will consider our policy worthy of your fullest support, we have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most faithful servants, H. W. RICHMOND. THOS. HENDERSON, JOHN HANNAH. ERNEST DUNN. Manifesto of the Progressive Party. Ladies! Warner's Corsets arc comfortable— guaranteed so—they shape fashionably. The bones cannot rust, nor can the fabric tear. Order now. Local drapers.*