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Taranaki Daily News, 2 December 1919, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S fp-HIGHT* At 743 TO-NIGHT For the last time, "A MIDNIGHT ROMANCE" "A MIDNIGHT KOMANtH" The Story of a Mysterious Beauty from Nowhere, and where a Midnight Bathiag ' Flirtation led her. pNB OF THE, MOST FASCINATING ROMANCES- OF THE SCKEEN, ■ Stirring ANITA STEWART, .The Screen's Charming and Most Popular Actress. • ALSO «|HE SCARLET RUNNER" Jfrioeij D4s.V«tts stallß 1 13 (P lus ***>• RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION. QBAND "DENEFIT pONeERT AND T?NTERTAINMENT. To Mr. A. W. Jenkins, who was hurt in assisting at our Annual Ball. GOOD TEMPLAR 3ALL. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1919. Tickets, 2s each. JTEMPTON JTALL, QKATO. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5. GRAND CONCERT. In aid of St. Paul's Sunday School Prizes. come and see the children. Dialogues, songs, recitations, tableaux. Supper and Dance. C. STERRY, Hon. Sec. JTTZROY gCHOOL QARNIVAL. ' iTHUHSDAY, DECEMBER 4th. Exhibition of School Work. ' Plain and Fancy Stalls. Drift Displays. Produce & Sweet Stalls. Competitions. Soft Drinks & Ice Creams. ffirap Tubs. .Fishing Pond. •s.'Riehards; Stewards, Mrs. and Miss Bellringer. Entries close 3rd in?t • PROGRAMME. Gates open I p.m. Official Opening 2 p.m. . ' Physical Drill, etc., 2.15 p.m. Afternoon Tea, Races, Competitions, 2.45 p.m. Physical Drill, etc., 3.45 p.m. Competitions, 4.15 p.m. ~ . God Save the King, 5 p.m. MUNICD?AL ELECTION. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. £N THE MATTER OF THE "MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1908," "THE LOCAL ELECTIONS AND POLLS ACT, 1908," AND THE ACTS AMENDING THE SAME SPECTIVELY:--B HEREBY give public' notice that the following persons have been duly dominated as Candidates for the Office Of Councillor of the Borough of New Plymouth. FITZPATRICK, William Henry BYKES, Alfred Ernest. and, there being only one vacancy to be filled, I hereby also ,givc notice that a Poll will be taken as between the said candidates on WEDNESDAY, the ffHDAD day of December, WIS. Polling hour.? from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. REGINALD DAY, Returning Officer for the Borough of New Plymouth. Dated this 26th day of November, 1919 BOROUGH BY-ELECTION TN response to the wishes of different sections of burgesses, I offer my services in connection with the election to fill the vacancy on the Borough Council. I need hardly remind burgesses of my previous experience on the Council, as Well as on the Hospital Board, nor to say that if they do me the honor of electing toe, that I will again give of my best on behalf of the town. My interests are Wrapped.up with those of New Plymouth, Which! believe to be on the eve of great developments, and to be well worthy of all the help and guidance that can be given it. I am of opinion that, in municipal, as fti business affairs, we cannot afford to stand still Particularly is that so of New Plymouth, with its great hydroelectric and other resources. We must pursue a policy of progress and enterprise, consistent always, however, with soundness, and so hasten the time when the town will take the place it is destined some day to become of being the fifth city in New Zealand. That, ladies and gentlemen, is what I will work and aim for if you honor me with your support, ;-;'■■-■ '' * fiL «. YoUM Faithfully,