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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 273, 23 October 1902, Page 2

Notices WAITAKI ELECTORAL DISTRICT MAJOR STEWARD OESPECTFULLY invites the Electors to meet him as under : HANNATON—Schoolhouse, Thursday, October 23. WALTUNA—Schoolhouse, Friday, October 24. MORVEN—Schoolhouse, Saturday, Tuesday, October 25. WAI DO ; .V>JF-3clioolliou9e’ GL^jpf Oejffier ff WAITAKI Mllk(gk SEji'LEday. 00,0i)e#29. Thursday, October 30.’. All meeti»>gs at 7 30 p.m. MISS J. KELLY (Holder .4 fr Acadtmyjpf Music ai College) T AEACHFi OF THE JPJA Royal TK. Address ; Care of Miss AsdersoN, Hauls Street, To Let TO LET—Fi i/e-rootnecl House in •L Rhodea/siroei. Apply, thi office Etc und E Lo §y raanrn tolVlß TLost and Found There are often small articles lost or lound which could be bought for the cost of the advertisement, but which people do not care to lose. For the benefit of oar readers we set apart this space for insertion of such notices. NO CHARGE will be made for the advertisement, and ther vm be NO hi WARD claimed.

THAT SMALL LOAN. Sir J. G. Ward read the following cable message from Mr Seddon:— “ The statements credited to the Hon. Mr McCullough, Victoria, and Mr Taylor New Zealand, that I endeavoured to unsuccessfully float small loans in London, are a fabrication and untrue; also the rumour that I attempted to float a New Zealand loan is incorrect. X never attempted or even suggested the same, and the merest tyro in finance would see the absurdity of such a proceeding at such a time. I decided before leaving London that the date of placing a New Zealand loan on the London market would be settled on my return to the colony. Financially, New Zealand stands high in the money market.’