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Taranaki Daily News, 31 March 1920, Page 1

ELECTION NOTICES. BYE-ELECTION. STRATFORD SEAT. J(|R. ROBERT RASTERS Candidate for the Liberal and Labor , League, Will Address the Electors on "POLITICS AND PETITION," TAHORA—In the Hall, Wednesday, 31st March, at 12 (noon). KOHURATAHI, in the Hall, 8 p.m., Wednesday, March 31. TE WERA—In the hall, Thursday, April 1, at 8 p.m. BY-ELECTION. STRATFORD SEAT. M* J. B. H INK ' 'IXfHG is a Candidate for re-election its member for Stratford, will take the earliest opportunity of addressing the Electors at every centre before Polling Daj', and in the meantime asks the cordial support of liis late constituents. Mr. Hine will speak at: WHAREHUIA-WEDNESDAY, 31st. TARIKI—THURSDAY, Ist April. Other meetings will be announced as PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. EASTER HOLIDAYS, 1920. {XB Good Friday, April 2, the ordinary timetable between New PlymouthWanganui, including Waitara and Toko branches, will be maintained subject to following:— The usual 4.0 p.m. Stratford-New Flymouth train will not run. The usual 5.40 p.m. 'Waitara-Leppert'on Junction tara trains will not run. -Easter Monday, April 5. Picnic Ngapre, and Trotting Race/; at : Hawera. The ordinary time-table, will be maintained subject to the following: Special passenger train loaves New Plymouth for .Hawera 9.0 a.m., returns leaving Hawera 5.10 p.m. This train slops only at Bell Block, Lepperton Junction, Inglew-ood, Tariki. Midlikst, Stratford, EUham, Norraanby and Hawera Racecourse-. Special train leaves Wanganui for Hawera Racecourse at 0.40 a.m. and returns I leaving Hawera Racecourse at 5..'i0 p.m. This train stops where required to pick up or set down passengers. Special train leaves Ngaere for Stratford at 5.30 p.m. The usual 4.20 p.m. train New Ply-1 mouth-Hawcra leaves at 5.1)0 p.m., Hawera arrive 8.44 p.m. The usual 10.55 a.m. Wanganui-New Plymouth train will leave at 11.22 a.m., New Plymouth arrive 0.35 | p.m. The usual 4.0 p.m. train StratfordNew Plymouth will not run. The usual 4.20 p.m. Waitara-Lcpperton junction and the 5.3 p.m. Lepperton-YVaitara trains will not run. Special train leaves Waitara for Lepperton 8.55 a.m. Special train leaves Lepperton for Waitara 9.10 p.m. The usual 7.2 p.m. train Stratford to YYhangamomona leaves at 7.55 p.m. No goods or live stock will be accepted on 2nd -and sth April and goods sheds will be closed on these days. For further -particulars see -booklets and posters. BY ORDEtf. NEW ZEALAND POLICE FORCE. RECRUITS WANTED. A PPLICATIONS are invited from suitable men desirous of enrolment as Constables in the New Zealand Police Force, which has many advantages in pay, emoluments, and pension, and offers a good and attractive career to young men possessed of the requisite qualifications as regards character, physique, and intelligence. The age-limits prescribed by Regulations are twenty-one to thirty years. Candidates who have not attained the age of twenty-one years will be accepted, provided they otherwise comply with the standard requirements, or are likely to fulfil them by the time they attain twenty-one years of age or within a reasonable time afterwards. The Standard of Education is Standard V., but in the case of Candidates under twenty-five years of age, a lower certificate will be accepted. Candidates received under the minimum age-limit will be given a course of Physical Training and Educational Instruction to bring them up to the standards. The scale of pay for Constables is £4 4s per week on appointment, rising by increments to £5 Is (id per week. A house allowance of 15a per week is also paid to married men not provided with free quarters. Free uniform is also provided. Forms of application setting forth the qualifications of Candidates and the principal terms of engagement may be obtained at any Police Station. J. O'DONOVAN, Commissioner of Police. Wellingtqn, 17th February, 1920. I WANTED TO LEASE. gMALL farm, carry 20/25 cows, handy to school, or small herd on shares, or manage dairy farm. REPLY—"EXPERIENCE." Office of this paper.