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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 285, 25 April 1911, Page 1

JHEA IR I T> OYA L, Direction G. H. Saunders TO-NIGHT THE SUPERB - BIOGRAPH PICTURES COMPLETE CHANGE OF FILMS, including,— FATHE GAZETTE WOXDERS OF THE CLXEMATttGRAPH. THE SLAVE OF CARTHAGE AUNTIE AT THE BOAT RACE SCENES IX MOXACO SALUTARY 'LESSON. And Full Programme of Latest Picture Hits. Prices: Is Gd, Is:and (id. TO PIONEERS ANb'; VETERANS. DVERTLSER desires to secure from Pioneer Settlers, Veterans or others the loan of a photograph of the late John Edward Wright Hussey, who served in one or more of the volunteer companies that were in Taranaki during the CO's. Advertiser would he willing to pay for loan of photo, and would guarantee not to damage same in any way. Kindly forward photos, to "New*"'- Office, New Plymouth. JOHN W. HUSSEY, Wanganui. COMBINED DISTRICT OF THE BOR-1 OUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH AND OF THE TOWN DISTRICTS OF FITZROY AND ST. AUBYN. In the matter of "The Harbors Amendment Act, 1910," and of "The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908." J HEREBY give notice that the following persons have been duly nominated as candidates for the office of members of the New Plymouth Harbor Board for the above-mentioned combined District:— BELLRLNGER, CHARLIE EMANUEL CONNETT, JAMES BAXTER MORRISON, DONALD KENNETH And there being only two vacancies to be filled, I hereby also give notice that a poll will be taken as between the said candidates on WEDNESDAY,' the 26th_ day of April, 1911. The Polling Booths will be situate as under: — The Town Hal], Fitzroy The Residence of Mr. S. T. Crocker, corner of Devon and Eliot Streets The Town Hall, King Street, New Plymouth The Residence of Mr. G. A. Corney, corner of Devon and Mt. Edgeeumbe Streets The State School Gymnasium, South Road, St. Aubyn. Polling hours from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dated this 19th day of April, 1911. F. T. BELLRINGER, Returning Officer for the above Combined District. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF NEW PLYMOUTH HARBOR DISTRICT (Counties ofEgmont and Taranaki). LADIES AND GENTLEMENI beg to solicit your support at the forthcoming election. My policy is well known to you, viz., to continue the good work we are doing so as to make the Harbor capable of taking in the largest steamers running to New Zealand, a course I have so strongly advocated for many years, and to do this WITHOUT LEVYING A RATE. Yours Sincerely NEWTON KING. HARBOR BOARD ELECTION. TTAVING- been absent from Taranaki for the last three weeks, on account of ill-health, only returning on Monday morning, I have been prevented from making my candidature more generally known. I trust, however, 'that my services during the seventeen years, and particularly in regard to the last Act, making it possible for the present Harbor Improvements being brought about, and at the same extinguishing the harbor rate, will decide you to record your vote in my favor to-morrow. E. MAXWELL. NEW PLYMOUTH HARBOR ELECTION TO THE ELECTORS. LADTES AND GENTLEMEXAs a candidate at the election to be held on Wednesday, T respectfully request, the favor of your vote and influence. I shall, if elected, use my best endeavors to promote the prosecution of a progressive policy in the interests of the whole district. Yours faithfully, |y[ RS. M. M 0 I R "WHITI HOUSE," BROADWAY, STRATFORD. EXQUISITE MILLINERY. DAINTY NECKWEAJI T,»W*: S'NKTir OH 1 TPAWfIV 'WVTW T>UT THE BEST PLACE IS BAKER'S.