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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 484, 25 November 1919, Page 3

Auction Notices. Mauku. MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, At 1 o'clock. T T. STEMBRIDGE AND Co., Favoured with instructions by the Proprietors of the Mauku Store, who is giving up horse delivery, and entering upon motor delivery, will sell as flbovG THE CARTING PLANT, Comprising, 2 LIGHT Draught Horses, good and reliable 1 Pony, sound and quiet Full Jock Waggon, with pole and shafts ; Gig, one of the best in comfort and appearance ; Set Spring Cart Harness, Set Gig Harness, Buggy Lamps, Saddle, Bridles, Drenching Bit, Hames, Chains, Winkers, Bwingletrees, Horse Covers, Cart Jacks. 2 Toes Chaff, Ban els, and Sundries too numerous to mention. Also, a quantity of Groceries, Drapery, Boots, Tinware, Dress Baskets, Lamps and Sundries. J, T. Stembridge and Co., Auctioneers and Valuers. 119 Waiuku. (SANDBPIT ESTATE). SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1919. (Sale Day). 4 LFRKD BUCKLAND & SONS, Ltd. Instructed by E. C. Barriball, Esq., will Sell by Auction at 12 noon on above date. TEN 5-ACRE SECTIONS, suitable for handy little homesteads. ON EASY TERMS. •0 pe' cent on fall of Hammer. 10 per cent on completion of Sale. Balance 3 years at 6 per cent, per annum. 5 per cent deduction for all ca«h. Without doubt the best Sections in the District Title, Land Transfer. Property flagged. Alfred Buckland & Sons, Ltd. Auctioneers and Eetate Agents, Albert St. Auckland. 120 Election Notices. FRANKLIN ELECTORATE. j. mEA, Independant Liberal Candidate, Will Address Electors at PAPAKURA—To-night (Tuesday), at 8 o'clock. MANUREWA—To-morrow (Wednesday), November 26, 8 p.m. PUKEKOHE—Thurs ay, November 27, 8 p.m. URURY-Friday, November 28, at 8 p.m. 132 LICENSING POLL. The Three-issue Ballot Paper. Each Elector Has One Vote Only. EACH ELECTOR MUST VOTE FOR ONE ISSUE ONLY. Each Elector must strike out TWO of the Issues, and leave ONLY the l/NE ISSUE for which he wants to Vote on the Ballot Paper, OTHERWISE THE VOTE lb INVALID. A BARE MAJORITY OF THE TOTAL VOTES CAST IS REQUIRED TO CARRY AN ISSUE. The Three fifths Majority has been Repealed Remember a BAKE MAJORITY of the Total Votes carries an issue. EXAMPLES OF, SAY, 1000 VOTES CAST. No. 1. 1. I Vote for National Continuance ; "'Ol 2. I Vote for State Purchase and Control 99 :i I Vote for National Prohibition 400 National Continuance, having polled a majority, is carried. No. 2. 1. I Vote for National Continuance •2. I Vote for State Purchase and Control 501 3 1 Vote for National Prohibition 400 State Purchase and Control, having polled a majority, is carried. 1. I Vote for National Continu- £ ance 300 i. I Vote for State Purchase and Control 300 3. I Vote for National Prohibition 400 No Issue having gained a majorityno issue has been carried. BE SURE YOU STRIKE OUT TWO LINES. FOLLOW THE SOLDIERS. STRIKE FOR LIBEkTY AND FREEDOM. VOTE FOR CONTINUANCE. 1. I Vote for National Continuance. STRIKE OUT THE TWO BOTTOM LINES. To Advertisers. ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in L the Ti\n:s must he handed in as under: Not later than 10 a.m. on the day of publication. Replace advertisements must reach the office not later than 10 a.m. on the day previous to the issue in which they are required to appear.