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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14507, 26 April 1909, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. • bp" MAJESTY'S THEATRE, 1 FRIDAY, APRIL 30. ; SATURDAY, MAY 1. , Under the Patronage of his Worship the 1 Mayor and City Councillors. t BENEFIT OF Dunedin Hospital, Hospital Incurables, St. John Ambulance, Patients and Prisoners' Aid, Karita.no Home, Victoria Jubilee Conva-lcsccnt, by THE DUNEDIN DRAMATIC CLUB. "OLD ACRES." 3 Old and New Favourites. POPULAR PRICES. Plans at Dresden. , Hon. Treasurer, Mr li. MARTIN. Hon. Secretary, Mr F. D. BELLEW. j MEETINGS. QTAGO ■ EDUCATION BOARD. MORAY PLACE SCHOOL. The Residents of this District are . Specially Notified that the FIRST MEETING of HOUSEHOLDERS for the ELECs TION of a. SCHOOL COMMITTER of , NINE MEMBERS will bo hold in the r School, Moray place, on tlm Evening ot i MCA 1 DAY, 26th inst., at 7.30 o'clock. 3 P. G PRYDE, s Secretary. ! Education Office, r Dunedin, 25rd April, 1909. 26ap • ]ypCANDREW ROAD SCHOOL. [ HOUSEHOLDERS who have Resided at j least Three Months in this District are 1 requested to ATTEND MEETING inGym- , nasium Hall at 7.30 THIS EVENING to f NOMINATE and ELECT SCHOOL COM--1 MITTEE for ensuing year. Both Husband ' and Wife can Vote. 3 _ GEO. C. BAKER, 26ap Clerk to Outgoing Committee. VOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO--1 CIA TION OF DUNEDIN. , NEW BUILDING SCHEME. ■ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a 5 MEETING of tlie New Building Fund : Subscribers and the General Public will he ' held in Burn] Hail on FRIDAY, May 14 at 8 o'clock, when a LIMELIGHT LEC- ■ TORE will be giver, on tin; Plans for the [ Proposed' Building. GEO. W. W. B. HUGHES, 2oap General Sec. ELECTION NOTICES. 1 (QITY MAYORAL ELECTION. SOUTH DUNEDIN WARD. A FULL MUSTER of Mr J. 11. WALKER'S COMMITTEE will bo hold in Committee Rooms, King Edward street THIS,(MONDAY) EVENING at 8 o'clock! Business: To Make Final Arrangements for Election Day. 2Gap • AYO1? AI, EL ECTI ON. 1 Mr J. M'DONALD will ADDRESS the . ELECTORS in tiio Mission Ilall, Russell | ' TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), ' At 8 o'clock. ' Mr D. M'Pherson, Chairman, I Ali invited. 24ap ! J-jTIGH WARD ELECTION". '' Your VOTE Respectfully Solicited for JAMES CONNOR, | The People's Candidate. | lie will work for LOWER RATES, which 1 means LOWER HEM'S, 5 - Polling Day: j WEDNESDAY. 23th APRIL. I Polling' Booths: 1 Garrison Hall, Russell Street Hall. Openfroin 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. U NICIP A L B LECTTONS. SOUTH DUNEDIN WARD. 1 THOMAS' FIDDIS and WILLIAM FLEMING Will ADDRESS a MEETING of ; _ ELECTORS In ihe Forbury School Gymnasium • THIS (MONDAY) EVENING,' APRIL 26, I At. 8 o'clock. When they will :!cal with tlie Economic Side of .Municipal Management in the ' ot 'he R-'ilepayors. 24;ip ; UNICFP A L "ELECTION, ' SOUTH DUNEDIN WARD. ) Mr JAMES ,1. MAKLUW Will ADDRESS tho ELECTORS ' 111 St. Peter's Schoolroom, Cargill road, ' THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, 2bth INST., at 8 o'clock. Mr J. Chetwin in the choir. TVORTII-EAST VALLEY MAYOIIALTY. J. RHODES will bo pleased to MEET . the ELECTORS and lay before them his views for the coming year's work, and 'will show the need of prudent control, as against the past year's results, when the estimates were oxcccdcd by over £900, largely because of the Council's division into two hostile 1 factions, making cordial co-operation diflii cult. Hie two retiring Councillors who are i also Candidates have made this vcrv clear I am standing in protest, and to g'ive the Electors a chance to decide. If vou are satisfied with the'way affairs have been , managed, you will vote for one of mv opponents, but if vou consider a change imperative ,vou will Vote for ,7. Rhodes thus stopping the petty squabbling whicli lias been a disgrace to our Borough. rjpo THE ELECTORS OF~~IWSLYN. In tendering my SINCERE THANKS to the Ratepayers and Householders of • Roslyn for Returning me to the Office of Mayor, I beg to assure them that an < rarnest attomi't will be made to conserve , their interests and, it tlm same time ( develop a sound policy of finance mid . works. The thanks of one and all are due 1 .10 Ihe past Adm in Oration for the i 5 factory manner in which the Waterworks i ( construction has bsen dealt with, ard ihe fact that considerable extensions—namely to Halfway Bush and two sections in Lin' uen Ward—have bc»ii completed without exoeeoing the amount of (lie initial J oan . .Special credit is' due to my Ex-collea»ues for their untiring efforls to sornve "the water reticulation west of the Main ICoiI koi'ai road and Church street, Mr Wilkinson being the strenuous advocate for this I concession. Another question calling f m . ) ''f; not ice is the satisf.ulorv reduction . of the street-lighting loan, Mv Washers original loan uroposals moving excellent In reference to the drainage of iheKaikorni ; Valley, (lie outgoing Committee-namely Messrs Washer, Brown. Wilkinson, Ma theson anil (h° Lmfor.%ncd—havo rccoinmended III,! _ sojjlic- tank system as beiii" . sizable and nnidicable from a. sanifnry and liiuncui! Mr j. Williams, C.E.. a.« engineer to the borough h at present making a survey with the object of preparing plan* for ilie work, so that at an early date tVi'mile proposals will ; ■ submitted to Lie electors. Fair provi- I sion has been made for re-grading and ! forming the various streets affected bv tlm recent water and drainage works, so' that this most r.ecctfary work will receive immediate attention. Proposal* for amending ! ihe present system of working the-BoroiHi j will lie submitted a t „„ „ 3 r|v [J.,,,, The | i ,>n ' r Afl i"iiJwn (hiring the lortii held • j some 120 ni"c:iir?.s, and sv.-eral councillors ■ at tended alme,; Ihr possible. Again t.hankj ing mv Co ratepayers and Householders i for the honour on me, i 1 have. eie„ j JOHN It. F. UAMEL 1 j ]VrOT2S ON nntAL TOPICS, by Agrico'a, i Weekly in the Oti't'o Witness, dealing with subject j 1 cu-*k>u ictaifcst to farmers. 1