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Taihape Daily Times, 28 April 1919, Page 5

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. YX7ANTED—A Good General, two in family, wages £l. Apply—MßS. EMERSON, Kokako Street. TOST Between Steps and Rurtt Road. Spectacles. Reward. Apply—this office. TOST —Between Moawhango and Ohutu, the bottom joint of a fishing rod. Finder please advise Taihape Times Office. TOST-A CHESTNUT GELDING, White Face, white hind legs, branded A with horseshoe over top_ Reward. Apply—" Times" Office. pOR SALE,—TWO QUIET PQJnIES, suitable for school children. ONE BAY MARE and FOAL at foot, by Franzie. Apply to—McLAUGHLAN BROS. TjyANTED KNOWN—For the convenience of Country People, attending the Cattle Fair, WEDNESDAY APRIL 30th, Hot Dinner from 11.30 a.m. to 2 p.m— HAUTAPU DINING ROOMS

TAIHAPE GOLF CLUB. (•Incorporated). The official opening for the season, of the Taihape Golf Club will take place on THURSDAY, MAY 1. 1919, at 2 p.m. Putting Competitions and Mixed Fouresonies "will be ararnged_ The committee extends a cordial invitation to all members and intending members, together with their friends, P. E. WAKEMAN. Hon. Secretary. TAIHAPE BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTIONS. To the Electors: | I am. at the coming election, conj testing a seat upon the Council. If J elected, it will be ray object to advance and support all such progressive movements as are consistent with, reasonable financial principles. R. A. DA VIES. MAYORAL ELECTION. jyp. GEORGE WRIGHTSOX will address the Electors at the Town Hall on MONDAY NIGHT, at S o'clock when he will review the work accomplished by the Council; and also explain his policy for the future. He also extends an invitation to all Electors who are willing to assist him in his candidature, to stay behind after the address for a short meeting.

An invitation is given to any candidate for Municipal honours to express their views. BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION Ladies and Gentlemen, In response to numerous requests I have offered 1113- service: as a member of the Borough Council at the forthcoming elections. If returned it will be my utmost endeavour to improve ~tfie town, its business and living condition?. Yours, etc., W. H FOOKES.

Recognising that Taihape has reached a stage in its development which calls for a more Progressive Municipal Policy than has hitherto been adopted, and further recognising that there is-vyy little hope of a Policy of Progress being enunciated by a majority of the members of the old Council,' --we. the undersigned, Menibers of the" Progressive Labour Party, imbued with a sense of duly*, offer our. services as Councillors to the Burgesses-* BOUGHTQN, H. J.. . ETEVE.NEAU, J W.» OLSEN } 8., TROTTER, M. G.. WARD, P., At least WE have a policy which rnatos for This ; -as been issued as a leaflet, which is recommended to the eaincff consideration of the electors. - (■'..; ' Nip that, cold in the bud by beating it instantly with NAZOL. Taken en sugar or inhaled. NAZOL never i'fils.