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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10498, 8 December 1911, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS DECLARATION OiF RESULT OIF POLL; xLXU NOTiFICATIOX OF SECOND BALLOT. I WILLIAM GILLESPIE, Re- » tiin'iiinft Officer for the Eleetoo-a] fc-lis.trkit of Masterton, do 'hlere-by declare the' iresmlt 01 it-he poll taken.on tln> Seven-till Day of D-ecoin/foeir, 1911, for tilie ekcttion of a- mom be r of tihe Homse of Rep resen tat iws for tine said district to bo as f<;fc\vs>:— Candidates. YotOiS polled. HERiBERT, Alfred Heiwy HOGG,, Altexairde-r WiillsonSYIvES, George- Robert Total number 1 of valid Votes- poled Absolute majority required And J further declare that, as no candidate. lha srerwe-d an. absolute jmi-jwit-y of votes-, a second -bnllbt be. taken on THURSDAY, the 14th d;iy of Doronnber, 1911, between H'UGiG, Alexander W .ills on, and SYKES. George Robert.Dated at Masterton- tJii-s- Bth day of Decernlx>r, 1911. WILLI AM G! LLKSPIE, Return'-iing Officer. 1308 2329 2238 5895 2948

SECOND BALLOT MASTERTON SEAT G. R. SYKES. THE PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATE, WJLL ADDKKSS' KLKCTORS as Wider H U KAN U11 — Saturday, Doc. 10, at 1 p.m. ALFREDTON— Saituuday, Dec. 10, at 8 p.m. RAKAUNUI — Monday, Dec. 12, 1 p.m.

PONGAROA— Monday, Dec. 12, 8 p.m. MAURICEVILLE EAST— Tuesday, Dec. 13, 8 p.m. MASTERTON—'Wednesdlfcy, Deo. 14, S p.m. ELECTION ON DEC. 14th, 1911. IN BANKRUPTCY. Estate of WILLIAM PAULING, Tailor, Mastei'ton. TENDERS elose 'w-itli; the omdea--isigned on' MONDAY, lltli December, 1911, at 12 o'clock mron, for the Stock, Plant, and Effects m the -above Estate. _ „ , ' Terms. and loonditlioais of tender may ibe iseecn *at my 'office. W. B. GHENNELLS, Deputy Official Assignee. Masterton, Ot h December, 1911.

GIRLS PARENTS BOYS WALK EIGHT INTO THE O.K. TOY & FANCY GOODS SHOP (Near Thompson-Payni© Pielnres.) And see rtiie Latest, Best, and Cheapest in TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! STATIONERY, ETC. Boys' Motor Cars from Is each. GMs' Dolls, b&iutaifuily Pressed, from Is. SEE THE WINDOW. STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS

FUNERAL NOTICE. TiKE Firiiends of Mr A. P. HAW'SON iare respecttfullly invited to attend hals funeral, which will Ifeave has late residence, Donal 1 Street, on FRIDAY, Deoembed- Bt!h, at 9.«'io o'cltoC'k for the Masit&rto-n C'&meterv. Z. M. HOAR AND SON, FAribu.lmei'S' and Sanitary Undertakers. TeJephone r». 318.

FUNERAL NOTICE. THE friends- of the late Mr Join Gait, senr., are respectfully invslted to attend. lifcs> funeral, which. will l leave the relsiidemce of Mi" Wel1i n "torn, Elizabeth' Street, _ Oaks Estate, Upper Pfliaaai, on Friday, Bth inst.; ait 2.30 p.m., for the Masterton Cemetery. G. HYDE, Fiunerall l Director. Telephone,,233. Private 324.

FUNER AL NOTICE. TH'K iKrieivclv; of it-he .late 1 Plrideaux I'Yanois Tancml are respecifcf u Ill.y invited to a'tlteivd Jiiis funeral, wfbiidh willl leave itlio res'idoinco, Oomwivl'l Street, at 9 a.m. on SATURDAY, 9tli iii st., for tiie Mastertcat Oiwoterv. (>. HYDE. Ku irorall Director. Tflepliowe 233, Private 324.

FUNERAL NOTICE. m H'E Frieii/ds tof Mr John Gtreejiv--1 Bivnk are respectfully invited to artibemd iliis funeral, wliiioli will leave BTntiu•^ l o ! g;it , Junction on FRIDAY, at 11 a.m., aniviniji ait Ma.sto.Tton Cemetery n.t 2 p.™. ' /. M. HOAR AND SONS, Embahr.f.rs and- Sanitary Undertakers. Ifcteplvone SI 8.