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Taranaki Daily News, 19 December 1919, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLE'S Last night of Beautiful DOROTHY PHILLIPS jn "PAY ME" I DOROTHY PHILLIPS in "PAY ME" DOROTHY PHILLIPS Jx "PAY ME" A stirring drama of the Western Lumber Camps and Shack Towns. Also gazette, comedy and interest films. TO-MORROW AND MONDAY. The big World production with an allstar cast "LITTLE WOMEN" Louisa M. Alcott's famous story. Also-the big special film HAWKER'S TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT HAWKER'S TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT Matinee to-morrow at 2 p.m.—and at usual prices, too. ELECTION NOTICES. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TARANAKI ELECTORATE. AND GENTLEMEN, — I desire to offer niy sincere thanks to those who supported the Reform Party and myself at the late election, ; and also to the Committee who worked so strenuously on my behalf. Yours faithfully, . I . G. H. BUCKERIDGE.

PATEA ELECTORATE. J DESIRE to thank all of the Electors who voted for the Party and myself yesterday; also to thank the Ladies and Gentlemen who worked so enthusiastically on my Committees throughout the Electorate, together with all willing workers and those who ran their cars on election day on my behalf. I will endeavor to hold yoyr confidence, and my . services will always be at your conniand. W. D. POWDRELL. THANKS. J DESIRE to express my heartfelt thanks to my loyal supporters for the interested effort exercised in the elec"tion campaign on my behalf, and to express regret that those efforts were not rewarded by victory. .

Yours sincerely, DAVID L, A. ASTBURY. TO THE ELECTORS OF I'ATEA ELECTORATE. J DESIRE to thank all those who so strongly supported me at the poll for their grteat effort to return me against strong opposition. I also thank my scrutineers, committees, especially the ladies, and all other willing helpers. W. MORRISON. PATEA ELECTORATE. TO THE ELECTORS. JVRIENDS, — I thank the great workers who fought so strenuously for the cause of Labor in the contest just concluded. The Labor Party is in vigorous growth, and it will not be long before the final contest takes place between the People and Masseyism; and then the people will I prevail in Patea as well as other electorates.

The Labor Party is very well satisfied with the result of the elections, and 1 have no regrets. Organisation for the future contest has already commenced. Yours fraternally, P. B. FITZHERBERT.

FCBLIC NJTICES. ST. MARY'S DIOCESAN BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. MOUNTAIN ROAD, STRATFORD. Principal: Miss Stanford. rpilK School will re-open the first 'Wednesday in February, 1020. The Headmistress will be at home to receive Parents and Guardians on Saturday, December 20, from 2 to 4 p.m.

TARANAKI METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. MEETING of lady supporters will be held in the Secretary's Office, | Currie street, at 2 o'clock on Saturday ] afternoon next (20th inst.) to discuss preliminary arrangements for the catering at the forthcoming Autumn Show. All Ladies who assisted with the catering at former shows and others who are interested in the welfare of the Society are cordially invited to attend, WILLIAM P. OKEY, Secretary.

TARANAKI CHAMBER OF . COMMERCE. <pHE President requests all Members to attend Mr. Murphy's Lecture on Economics, whieh will be delivered in the Good Templars' Hall this evening. ' EDMUND LASH, Secretary. REMOVAL NOTICE. QN and after Saturday next, 20th inst., our business will be conducted in our new Garage in Devon Street. H. DERBY & CO, Licensed Ford Dealers, > *J«w Plymout l,