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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3323, 30 October 1919, Page 1

Special Advertisements. WHIZZ BANG. 5 \ ‘-'-'''''-'-- 2 WHERE DID THAT ONE eo? . € TOWN :El_A_l_il_., to TAIHAPE. ; i ONE NIGHT ONLY. ‘ FRIDAY NEXT, ocroeer: 31. . 1 FRIDAY NEXT. OCTOBER 31. FRIDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 31.. | FRIDAY NEXI, OCTOBER 31. - ' DIRECT T.-won FR.-\;\K.'E A TE Kills. ‘ R£[LRXED ’ u SOLIZ)‘-151?, EN 27121: i‘All\l]9lH:S. (Under Vice-3eg_.a] Patronagee ‘ Tn tncir » . ORIGINAL r\.\'D UNQIUE E‘:\’Tl:Z.R-- ; ’FAIY3.iENT. A: presented -to the Troops (>ll the I Fipi-ghtiug Front. l ‘Trench Humour; Trench V.Vit. Trench; ‘ ' ... Pathos_ ‘ The Merriest, Brightest, Snappiest Show on Tour. Comedians, Dancers, Monologists, ‘Sketch Artists. SONGS, SKETCHES, ENSEMBLES. Produced under the Sole Director of MR OVVEN PRITCHARD. You don‘t know of a BETTER ’OLE so ‘Book Your Seat. Box Plun_ at Pratt and Co. PRICES: 4/ (Reserved); 3/, 2/_ All plus tax. " _ J. A. MACDONALD, ' Manager. ' RANGITIKEI ELECTION. I BEG to announce _myself as a ' Candidate at the next General Election in the Reform Party interest. t B. LETHBRIDGE. “""".- '''‘''''''‘'‘‘''‘‘‘‘‘‘v '''''‘'''''‘‘'''''''‘''‘‘“''‘A ‘'‘'‘'‘‘''''‘'‘''‘'‘''‘H ‘V’ RANGITIKEI ELEGTORATE. : I DESIRE to intimate that 1 have L decided to become a candidate for the ‘ representation of Rangitikei. at the ' coming election. A fuller announcementwill be published later_ W. MELDRUM. .. » NOTICE. i THE office of the Tainape and Dis- ‘ trict Patriotic Society is now located 5 in N'athan’s Buildings, and will be 9 open daily from 10 till 11 am_. and from 2 to 4 pm. . ' RANGITIKEI ELECTION_ . r -» ' TO THE ELECTORS.. 3 LADIES’ AND GINTLEMEN,— ’ I have intimated to Mr Meldrum my ' intention to retire from the Rangitikei ' contest in -his favour, in order to avoid a split in the vote, which I fecl—and ' hope be pardoned in saying———may have ’ brought disaster to us both. Needless ’ to say I am disappointed to have to ' relinquish the fight at this moment. ; However, I have adopted this course ' in deference to the wishes of my friends, whoifelt—~and I think rightly -—tlm.t it‘ the position had (been pressed, it would have seriously endangered the winning of the seat for the Progressive and Liberal Party. Personally ‘I also feel that Mr Meldrum;’s eminent wa.r services entitle him to every eonsidration in the circumstances. I sincerely hope that all my supporters will give :1 loyal support to Mr Meldrum. I would like to take this opportunity to thank my friends in Taihape and outlying districts who have (so kindly supported my candidature It at any future time I can be of as: sistauce, my services will always be available to you.’.’ “Kia Ora Katoa.” Yours faithfully, c. H. BURNETT. Fordell, October 27th, 1919. SOLDIERS’ MErv:oßi.-IL. '- '-"--- -1-es. A Public Meeting or the peopfog Taihape and the surrounding -‘listr'ict,‘ both Pakeha and Native, will be hem’. in the Supperroom of the 'l‘ai_ hape Town Hall on MONDAY, Nevcmber 3rd, at S p.m_ to support and ful‘thel' develop the ino;rem.gnt an "id of the above l1‘(‘lllO1‘i211, which has 9.1ready hr-.-I'. initiated by the I\,~'mives_ ‘As the subject is a very important and ‘ Datriotic one 3. large and representitiVe attendance is earnestly requested. ' A. J. JOBLIN, Mayor. J. C. -WHEN’UAROA_ HAVE you seen Ward and C-3. about a house or farr.-i_ Don't put it 1‘ n t 1..;._,,. .7. .-__._‘.-_ .