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Waikato Argus, Volume II, Issue 108, 18 March 1897, Page 2

Special Advertisements. TV/TR A. E. MANNING wishes to inti- -*-'-*- mate to the residents of Cainbridge and surrounding districts that he lias PURCHASED THE CHEMIST'S AND DRUGGIST'S BUSINESS of Mr C. E. TENNENT, and will take possessession on TUESDAY, March 23rd. In reference to the above Mr C E. TENNENT begs to intimate that all outstanding aecounts must be paid forth,vith. 28/1. _ fTTAIKATO LICENSING DISW TRICT. 1 purpose ofTeiiug myself as an independent candidate at the forthcoming election of a Licensing Committee. I am not the nominee of any organisation or combination. If elected, I will Licensing Act carried out effectually, fairly and impartially ; and those who have known me for the last thirty years will, I hope, give me credit for knowing how to act independently. Yours faithfully, E. FITZPATRICK. Nearuawahia. 13 o TICENSING ELECTION. Ladies and Gentlemks,— I am a candidate for reelection to the Bay of Plenty Licensing Committee ; and, if elected, will, in the future as in the past, do my duty without fear or favour. 16/3 ROBERT BADGER. )AY OP PLENTY LICENSING D UpoIRICT. To the Electors. Lambs and Gentlemen,— I am again a candidate for a scat on the Licensing Committee, and hope you will place me among the rive to be reDurncd at the forthcoming election. 15/3 J. W. GR.\ Y 13 AY CF PLENTY LICENSING L> ELECTION. To the Electors. Ladies and Gentlemen,— I am a candidate for re-election to the Licensing Committee, and I have the honour to solicit your votes at the forthcoming election. JOHN 0. GALBRAITH. Te Puke, 16th March, 1597. 18/3 >AY OP PLENTY LICENSING L> ELECTION. To THE ELECTOItS. Ladies and Gentlemen, —I intend to offer myself as a Candidate at the forthcDming election of a Licensiug Committee, it elected it is my intention to carry out the duties imposed by the Acts firmly and fully to the best of my ability, and untrammelled by the dictates of any party whatsoever. I hope, therefore, to secure your support at the poll. G. ARNOLD WARD. Tauranga, February 28, 1897.