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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 273, 28 April 1915, Page 1

SOLDIERS' DAY "r, lit URUTI. APRIL 29th, 1915. Afternoon at 2.30 . igALE OP WORK AND PRODUCE. '-Bran Tuba. Music. Afternoon Tea. (including tea), Is, Children Half-price. EVENING—CONCERT AND DANCE. 'Admission: Single Ticket Is (id, Double Ticket 2s fld. . CLARA S. LARSEN, Secretary. WM. OLD, Chairman. Uruti Nursing Association. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. PUBLIC BATHS CLOSED. NOTICE is hereby given that the Public Baths will be closed for the ■winter months, as from the 30th APRIL, '1915. F. T. BELLRINGER, j r " Town' Clerk. THE MAYORAL ELECTION. : ? TO THE BURGESSES. ~QN WEDNESDAY NEXT you will elect a Mayor for the ensuing two years, ;and I beg to solicit your votes in my favor. This period will be a most important one for the Borough. The suc'■eessful installation of the Tramways ■and careful administration of the finances of the Borough call for the most terious consideration in the choice of a 'leader of the Council. The financial position has been clearly explained in thj Press, and the responsibility of returning the candidate more capable of "remedying the blunders of - the-past lies •with yourselves. J. E. WILSON. HOSPITAL BOARD ELECTION. the request of a large number of Electors, I have consented to become a Candidate for a Seat on the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, and would respectfully solicit vonr support at the Poll to-morrow. lam an advocate of portion of the old hospital leing used as a Maternity Home for the, poorer classes; and in regard to finance am of opinion that the burgesses should have a voice in these blatters, rather than that the Board -should make a direct levy on the various ■•ontributing local authorities. . Yours faithfully, A. E. WATKINS. HOSPITAL BOARD ELECTION. J RESPECTFULLY solicit the support of thi electors for my candidature•for a seat on. the Taranaki Hospital 4Kd Charitable Aid Board. lam an ■JSvocate of the appointment of a Resident House Physician, with the retention of the present Visiting Surgeons; of the 'aetablishment of a Dental Surgery for •the treatment of the teeth of children and the poorer classes, at a nominal joharge; of the exercise of the strictest -qponomy in the management of the Board's institutions consistent with the greatest efficiency. Yours faithfully, A. E. SYKES. •ACME CONCRETE FOUNDATION BLOCKS FOR MODERN HOUSES. (Patented.) LIGHT, Everlasting, quickly and easily fixed, AND NAILS CAN BE DRIVEN ANYWHERE IN ALL BLOCKS. Now being used in Mr. R. Paul's new residence, Devon Street (Messrs. Casey and Bull, contractors). Architects, buildfW and others interested are invited to fcgpeet. Specified by all leading Auckland aTolfitects. Builders say BLOCKS PUT £lO ON TO SELLING PRICE OF A 5-ROOMED COTTAGE. ACME BLOCK SYNDICATE, 'Concrete Block and Tile Manufacturers, WILIOW STREET, FREEMAN'S BAY, AUCKLAND. Write for Price Cist. "A" COMPANY, 11th REGIMENT. 0 M P A N V ORDERS. 1. On WEDNESDAY, APRIL is, a Full Muster of the Company will be held at the Coronation Hall, at which all arms, equipment, and uniforms will lie returned to store. N.C.O.'s will retain their uniforms. No leave will be granted from this pa/ade. 2. All men attending the Casual Camp will parade at the Old Drill Hall on MONDAY, M'AY :i. at fi.3o a.m. All baggage must be labelled with name, unit, and destination of owner. Labels will be supplied on Wednesday night. 3. Members of "A"' Company from Bell Block and Omata w ill return arms, equipment, and uniforms on or before parade ou Wednesday, 28th instant. A. M. MaeDIARWI). Ca-ptain, OflVrr Commanding. THANKS. T DESIRE to tender my sincere thanks to Mr. Wvlie and Dr. Walker, also to the matron and nursing staff of the Kew Plymouth Hospital for their kindness and unremitting attention to me during mv recent severe, illness. JOHN DAY, i Uruti.