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Shannon News, 23 November 1928, Page 1

GENERAL CARRIER. yjEO is second to none for Promptness . and Reliability. Travellers' samples handled with care. BEST HOUSEHOLD COAL AND FIREWOOD. Orders can be left with J. V. Burns, Stationer.

PUBLIC NOTICES.

SALVATION ARMY. BALLANCE STREET, SHANNON. m/ <VAt\ OH YES! OH YES' £APT. BENNETT, from Wellington, the Territorial Primary Organiser, will conduct all meetings this Sunday: Special singing by children at night. DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL FOR THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MANAWATU. J WM. TRUEMAN, Returning Offi- * cer for the Electoral District of Maniawatu, do hereby declare the result of the poll taken on the 14th day of November, 1928, for the election of a Member of Parliament for the said district to be as follows: Candidates. Votes Polled. LINKLATER, J 3401 McMANAWAY, H. J. D. .. 757 SMALL, P. J. . 1935 TAYLOR, J. II 1634 Total number o'f valid votes polled ;. 7727 Number of votes rejected as informal 70I therefore declare the said JOSEPH LINKLATER to be elected. Dated at Poxton, this 20th day of November, 1928 Wm. TRUEMAN, •' Returning Officer. MAKERUA DRAINAGE BOARD. WHITANUI BANK REPAIRS CON- ' TRACT. RENDERS at a lump sum closing at the Board’s office at noon on Friday, the 30th November 3928, are invited for the undermentioned work. Repairing Whitanui Bank on the left ■ bank of the Manawatu River about 20 chains below Whitanui mill. Specifications and conditions of contract may be seen at the Board’s officie, • Bangitjklei Street, 1 Palmerston North, aud at Mr. Miles’s residence, Tokomaru. The lowest or any tender upt necessarily accepted. ' V ' . . . I’. W. CONNELL, i . -Clerk.

WANTED, r} . —— • •. .1 " •order you® cake from .IfX.il lldme-made Ca|s!g Shop. Only highest .qpality, used. Prices- s right.- —A. IJ.. diilf, Balance St. in town- visit tfee Befreshimimt Rooms, Ballancs|'Btreet, for luncheon/ morning and teas; .summgr- drinks and ice epam. J:CE CREAMS; ERY. —Large / assortmeiit highgrade fancy boxes of'? Clibcolapp, suitable for Christinas; presents, feriving early in • December. —A. H. 11*1, Balianee Street. - CASH AhU CARRY'' PRlcJfe—2s's South Island Flour 5/3, sfl*s 10/-; good l.oosei tea 2/2 pcPMb.; Standard Teas 2/6, 2/8 and 2/11; “All British” tea 2/8 per lb.; 21b tins of jama/'5, lib tinso-of salmon. 1/-,. h.alyes; ; 7d; dates 31bs for lid; Radium boot"' polish ;.5d tin; blue 1/4 per lb; jellies 5 for 1/ry or 2/3 per dozen; Lane VEmulsion 4/- a/ul 2/4; small Oval tine 1/9;. Edmonds ’ 'custard powder 1/-; ‘ Prizewinner pineapple Bd, 2 for 1/3, largest, size 1/6; sago•Penaug : (first grade)','3|d per ib.’ We have no Samarang second grade; Coffee .2/8 per lb.; Ist grade cornflour Cd per lb; C.M.C. tongues:.l/6 per tin; B. ••and P. cornflour lid per lb; tins of peaches 1/5; tins of pears 1/-, 1/2 and 1/7; Clements' tonic 2/9; essences from 6d per bottle; Bryant and May’s safeties, I not good, but the best, 8d pep pkt.; wheat, 601 b lots 8/-. —W. H. Gunning and Co., Ltd., Shannon.

PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE ‘HOME’ MAILS.—A Photograph is the most appreciated' gift you can send to the folks in the “Old Country.” Brilliant results with our powerful lights.—A. Billens’ Studio, Levin.'Phone 1655.

SETTINGS of Minorca Eggs Eoj l Sale from Tippler’s well-known 'strain. Price 5/- for settings of 15 ‘ Reduction f or.iueuljatorUai'S-- : Boow 'early to avoid disappointment. Also Cock erels for sale. —R. L. Tippler. Shannon. INFLUENZA CURED BY FLU E NZOL