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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8792, 20 April 1907, Page 3

BBIGE, BBOAS & GO., Limited, MARTON, Grain Merchants, Land, Commission and Insurance Agents. OATS, BARLEY, WHEAT, MAIZE, PS AS & POTATOES, CHAFE & HAY Alwasb ih Stock. We also Stock — LUBRICATING OILS, WIRE, AND MANURES. AGENTS—McCormick and Osborne Binder, Colonial Drills. Full stock of Extras kept. Farm ImpJemeatß of all desoriptico not In stock procured at shortest notice.

OROUGH COUNCIL ELEC- * TIONS. TO THE BURGESSES, flee LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, " a *“ I have decided to place my services at your disposal as one of yonr representatives on the Borough Council. Having the welfare of Marton at heart, if elected, I shall at all times support any movement which I consider is for the advancement of the Borough as a whole. My motto will be “Progress with economy. ’ ’ OROTJGH COUNCIL ELEOTO THE BURGESSES. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, In response to a request from a large number of ratepayers I have consented to offer myself as a candidate for election to the Marton Borough Council. If elected, my endeavour will be to work amicably with my colleagues for the advancement and well being of the Borough and its inhabitants. Tours obediently, EDWARD W. BROAD. OROUGH COUNCIL ELEOr TIONS. TO THEJBURGESSES. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, In response to a request of ratepayers I have consented to become a candidate for a seat on the Borough Council. If returned, I will do my best, without fear or favour, to safeguard the interests of ithoJßorough. Yours obediently, F. HUNT. S. J. GIBBONS. M ARTON BOROUGH COUNCIL.

TO THE BURGESSES. LADIES JAND GENTLEMEN, Having endeavoured during tlio past 15 years to servo the best interests of Martou I would again offer my services to you. If elected I will do my utmost to further your interests and to carry out any works for the advancement of the town, consistent with economy. If my efforts have mot with your approval then I solicit a continuance of your confidence. I am yours, obediently, E. READ. Marion borough COUNCIL. TO.THE BURGESSES. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I have consented to become a candidate for the office of Councillor at the forthcoming elections. If yon 'do mo the honour of returning me as one of your representatives I shall endeavour to justify that confidence by assisting to keep Martou in that position which its importance demands and to assist every movement for its advancement. I am, yours obediently, T. H. ROSS. Marion borough ■ COUNCIL. “PROGRESS WITH ECONOMY.'’ The watchword of the undermentioned candidates will bo the economical expenditure of the ratepayers’ money with due consideration for the progress of the Borough. The way to vote to bring about this result is as follows BROAD, EDWARD X GIBBONS, SAMUEL JOHN X Goile, Bernhard Ludewig Gustav Gould, Albert John Hilton, Francis Giles HUNT, FREDERICK X Lyon, Alfred McEldowney, John READ, EDWARD X ROSS, THOMAS HENRY X Sutcliffe, Harry NOTE. —The above Five Candidates in capital letters are not pledged to any Association. INDEPENDENT BOROUGH CANDIDATES. MARION ELECTORS,—We are unpledged to any Association, are independent, impartial, abhorring party, opposing all increase of expenditure and of Borough valuations, opposing Town Clerk being Borough Valuator (unless under safeguards to ratepayers’ interests), opposing new loans (including light railway scheme), determined to reduce bank overdraft, and to limit the largo amount annually- lost in interest on overdraft, advocating gradual improvement of roads and paths, also strictest investigation of Borough and Gas finance, and striving for the advancement of the Borough by all economical methods. H.. SUTCLIFFE. ALFRED LYON, Manawatu Auctioneers’ Association.

MANAWATU AUCTIONEERS ASSOCIATION. FEILDING SALE. FRIDAY, 26th APRIL, At 12.80 sharp. 100 good a.m. empty ewes 140 4 year ewes 400 ewea (lota) 410 lambs (lots) 878 good lambs 500 lambs (first-olaas line) 170 mixed lambs 600 lambs, (superior line) 100 Woodendean ewa lamba, by stud rams 250 a.m, ewea 27 2£ to 8J year steers 40 18 months steers 4 fat cows 9 unbroken horses, without reserve 90 2i year well bred Shorthorn steers, in forward condition, on account of L. McHardy, 26 8 year well bred Shorthorn heifers in calf, on account of L. McHardy, Eeq. 26 mixed cattle T HE KORTH ISLAM O BACON COMPANY, Ltd., Are Cash Buyers of Prime BACON PIGS in any quantity at highest market rates, according to scale. FEILDING HUNTEiJVILLE RATA HALCOMBE BONQOTB& OHASEA PALMERSTON APRIL, 1907, 30 Lottos addressed to E. T. Strawbridge, buyer, Makino; ortho Secretary, Woodville, will receive prompt attention.