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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 153, 4 December 1914, Page 1

. j TARANAKI ELECTORATE. DAN. J f HUGHES 1 ' The Opposition Candidate for tho | Jaranaki Seat, j WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS i as follows: — j NEW PLYMOUTH—Theatre Royal, 5 FRIDAY, December 4, at 8 p.m. KAIMHtO—HaII, SATURDAY, December 5. OKATO —MONDAY, December 7th. INGLEWOOD—TUESDAY, December Sth, NEW PLYMOUTH—Good Templar Hall, WEDNESDAY, December Stli. Chair to be taken at 8 p.m., except Albert and Lower Kent Roads, lj. -i TARANAKI ELECTORATE. H. OKEY, Government Candidate Jjr tlin Taranaki Seat, will Address tho Electors as under:— WEST END SCHOOL GYMNASIUM —FRIDAY, December 4tli. ALBERT ROAD SCHOOL-SATUR-DAY, December sth. LEPPERTON HALL—MONDAY, December 7 th. Chair at 8 p.m. TAUMARUNUI ELECTORATE. >AND GENTLEMEN—I beg to notify you that I will be a candidate for tbe above electorate in the Government interests at the forthcoming j election, and will take an early oppor-1 tunity of meeting you at the different j centres to give an account of my stewardship during the last three years j and to place my views before you on the different subjects of interest. Yours, etc., C. K. WILSON. TAUMARUNUI ELECTORATE. . F. W. SHORT LAND, Independent Reform Candidate for the Taumarunui Electorate, will Address the Electors as under:— WATTARA—CIifto* Hall, Deierr. 1 vr 4, FRIDAY, 8 p.m. Ladies Specially Invited to the Meetings. N.B. —For Sale, in the district. Shortland's "N.Z. Family Lawyer" (Settlers' Legal Handbook). TO THE EG MONT ELECTORS. j DAVID L. A. ASTBURY, Liberal! Candidate for Egmont, will Address! the Electors at the undermentioned places:— PUNIHO—FRIDAY, Dec. 4. RAHOTU—SATURDAY, Dec. 5. f MANGAHUME—MONDAY, Dec. T. OPUXAKE—TUESDAY, Dee. 8. j MANAIA—WEDNESDAY, Dec. 9. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. ' ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT. , i iJMIE Borough Council of New Plymouth invites TENDERS for the SUPPLY j of tho following MATERIAL:— I Contract No. 13—Hard-drawn Bare j' Copper Wire. j Contract No. 14—Hard-drawn Triple J Braided Copper Wire. j Contrast No. 15—Hard-drawn Insulat-i ed Copper Wire. Contract No. lf>—Cross Arms. ] Contract No. 17 —Insulators and Bolts. Contract No. 18—Transformers. Contract No. 19—Meters. Specifications may be obtained from ; the Borough Electrical Engineer, Substation, Liardet street, New Plymouth, j, Tenders, endorsed on the cover, must |' be delivered to the undersigned not later I than 4p.m. on JANUARY sth, 1915. •' Tho lowest or any tender will not r.e- J cessarily be accepted. i F. T. BELLRINGER, ! Town Clerk, j! JOHN BULL'S FINEST MOWER, ' "THE ALBION," j in Lancashire, of British nw/se- j rials, by British labour. The No. 12 is the lightest draught and most perfect ' one-horse mower made. j The same applies to the No. 9 TWO-f SIORSE MOWER. i Call or send for Catalogue of Mowers, S Rakes, Iron Age Implements, 'Magiiy" ! Engines, etc., to j B. HARKNESS, ] Juliet Street, Stratford. I 'ANTED KNOW N. | ! TUKAPA BILLTIARD PARLOURS, i i j Over Will Perry s, Brougham Street. ! j Open 8 ajn. to 10 p.m. j Absolutely Best-conducted Saloon in ! New Plymouth. j | 3 FIRST-CLASS TABLES. j j Different Sets of Balls to choose from. I | Reliablo Markers. j j ' j lea, Coffee, or Cocoa All Day and Eveni ing Free. j ' . BIIXIE DETNKWATER. j , , Plroprietor. _'