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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 149, 18 November 1914, Page 1

NEW PLYMOUTH HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. gPEING gHO.W. GOOD TEMPLAR AND WHITELEY HALLS. THUBSAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1914. POT PLANTS, CUT BLOOMS, AND VEGETABLE CLASSES. GOOD PRIZES. WE WAST YOUR SUPPORT! EVERYONE CAN HELP! Entries Close on November 24. M. SIMSON, King Street, Secretary. ROYAL X.Z. ASSOCIATION OP H.M. VETERANS. TARANAKI BRANCH, "yETERAXS are requested to attend the Funeral of their late Comrade, JOHN XORTHCOTT, TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), 18tli inst. Cabs will leave the centre of the town at 12.30. .J. jtf^ACK, Hon. Sec.

WESTOWN HALL. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 3 QONCERT , AND J)ANCE. PROCEEDS IX AID OF POOR IX BELGIUM FUND. A GOOD TIME FOR 'ALL. ADMISSION —Concert la, Children Gd. Dance, Gents Is Cd; Ladic3 Is. H. MARFELL, Hon. See. r rIlE STRATFORD LOAN" AND DEPOSIT COMPANY, LTD. Directors: Messrs. -J. Masters (Chairman), A. W. Budge, T. H. Penn, S. H. JAmes, and S. Pitt. v The Company accepts CASH DEPOSITS as under: — Fixed for 12 months fi per cent. Fixed for <> mouths .... 5 per cent. At Call 4 per cent. ALFRED COLEMAN, Secretary.

APPROVING STRATFORD LOAN AND DEPOSIT COMPANY (LIMITED), UNDER THE TRUSTEE AMENDMENT ACT, 1914. LIVERPOOL, Governor. ORDER-IN-COUNCIL. At tile Government House at Wellington, this second day of November, 1914. Present: His Excellency the Governor-in-Council. it is deemed expedient to approve the Stratford Loan and Deposit Company (Limited) as an institution for the purpose of Section 3 of the Trustee Amendment Act, 1914: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the power and authority conferred upon him by the said Act, and acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby approve the said Stratford iLoan and Deposit Company (Limited) as an institution with "which, subject to the provision of the said Act, it shall b« lawful for a trustee unless expressly forbidden by the instrument (if any) creating the trust to invest any trust funds in his hands on deposit at interest. J. F. ANDREWS, Clerk of the Executive Council. -I

. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION, 1914. TAU-UARTJNUI ELECTORATE. To the Electors, — J REGET very much that owing to the shortness of notice that the General Election is to take place this year, that it is impossible to visit every part of the Electorate and I trust that no Elector will think that I have neglected to visit his District. I have lived in the Electorate for seven years, and if elected, I intend to still reside here and to visit regularly the whole of the electorate. My platform is: 1. Reform wherever needed.

2. The Freehold Tenure every time. 3. Borrowing for Reproductive Works 4. Vigorous prosecution of Roads and Railways. 5. Postponement of payment of rent and rates until settlement lands arc provided with permanent roads. 6. Land and employment for everybody. 7. Right for everyone to work for a living wage. I am standing as an Independent Reform Candidate pledging myself to support Progressive Legislation emanating from either party, subject only to the condition that, on a no-confidence motion, I vote with the present Government. I pledge myself to go to the PolL Yours faithfully, F. W. SHORTLAND. Taumanmui, November sth, 1914.