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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13529, 10 November 1911, Page 6

! PATEA COUNTY- ELECTION. RESULT OF POLL, TAKEN ON NOVEMBER Bth, 1911. OTOIA RIDING. ... H'■ “ \ < BLAKE, Samuel .. .. 29 37 39 CAVE, .Kenneth Holmes .. 23- 38 47 DEATH, Joseph Edward .. 31 24 4 GIBBS, James .. ■ 7 20 .30 MACDONALD, Stuart >; .. 3 2 12 . PEARCE, George Vater .. 27 40 '33 TAYLOR; John R 6 17 29 Informal .1 ~ WAVERLEY’ RIDING. S' , a. 3, .. X '•Ar. COOMBE,. James-; DICKIE. Harold'Gault .■ JOHNSTON, George, ; KENNEDY, James .. SYMES, Oscar ~.: .v. -a KAPARA RIDING. BRETHERTON, Arthur VAN ASCII, William I therefore declare the,following gentlemen elected members of Patea County Council;— Otoia Riding.—S. Blake, K. H. Cave, J, E. Dentil, G. V. Pearce. Waverley Riding.—James Coombe, Oscar Symes, H. G. Dickie, and Jas. Kennedy. . Kapara Riding.—W. Van Ascii, . . • E. C. HORNER, .Returning Officer.

GOOD m in P" TXd Ja I DON’T MISTAKE THE DOOR, OR YOU’LL LOSE MONEY. 50 ONLY LINEN COATS AND I —All Plain Colours and Newest Shades, Collars Silk Trimmed. 25/6, worth 35/6. See Our Window. TUCKED NET. 13 Pieces Only, Paris and Cream Shades, Closely Tucked and Fine Quality. Wholesale Pried 1/9. Our Price, 1/9. . Only at Warnock's. ;/ ; • ' PARASOLSt, , See our Big Lot—. 2/11, 3/11, 4/11 each. Smart and.useful CoddS. ’ SILK. see. our Japanese Silk at .2/3 a yard. See pur Japanese, Si/k, at 2/11 a yard; Values to make you customers; : WARNOCK’S for CALICOES, ' SHEETINGS, 1 Shirtings. - DRILLS.’ ’ j -V CALATEAS, MERTON CLOTHS. A SURPRISE. 38 only FANCY WHITE SILK . BLOUSES Handsomely, trimmed with Silk Embroidery and Real Lade i and Insertion. In 2 Lots. 10/6 and 12/6 each. Don’t Mistake tho Door and Pay 18/6 and 21/“. EMBROIDERIES INDESCRIBABLE. " Seven Thousand Yards In Stock. 25 inches wide with Hemstitch Border, for Girls Dresses, ,1/e, at Wgrndok’o. 25Jnckes wide, Rich Design, with . Cmbfoidered Edge,. 1/11. ■ .... •; 27 Inches wide, Very Fine Muslin and „ .work, 2/6 a yard. . 45 .inches wide for Ladies’ Dresses, real nice goods, 3/3, 3/6 and 4/6 a yard. . i ; HURRAH I ( MORE OF THE AMERICAN CUT RICH SII.K BLOUSES, 9/11, 11/6, and 14/-. Why pay 13/$..16/B;:and 19/6— Besides ours are longer In sleeves and boefe. and better cut than others. ' WARNOCK’S Save Their Customers a Lot of Money.

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