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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 95, 21 April 1894, Page 5

Road Board Notices. "jVTANGARE ROAD DISTRICT. Nosice it hereby given that, under the authority of the Road Boards Act, 1832, and tht Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876, Nomi nations of Persons to fill three vacancies in the M angars Roard Board, caused by the retirement of Messrs J. Robertson, Kobert Wallace and W. Westney, jun., will be received by me, at the Office of the Board, Mangare, up to twelve e'clock noon on WEDNESDAY, April 25th: and that, if necessary, a Poll for the election of three of the Candidates will be taken at the same place on WEDNESDAY. May 2, AUGUSTUS J. SHACKELL, Returning Officer. April 18,1894. ' | ATAHUHU ROAD DISTRICT. Notice is hereby given that under tna authority of the Road Boards Act. 1832. and the Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876. Nominations of Persons to fill five vacancies in tne Otahuhu Road Board, causefl by the retirement of Messrs Brady, Brown, and Crawford, and, the resignation of Messrs Hutton and Kelly, will be received by me, at the Office of the Board, Otahuhu, on TUESDAY. April 21, up to twelve o'clock noon; and that, if necessary, a Poll will bo taken, at the Public Hall on TUESDAY. May 1, for the election of five of the Candidates, AUGUSTUS J. SHACKELL, Returning Officer, April 17,1854. 1%/f" OUNT EDEN ROAD DISTRICT. Notice to Ratepayers is hereby given that the List of Defaulters is open for inspection at the Office of the Board until the 30th inst. Ratepayers whoso rates are unpaid at the date mentioned, will not appear in the list being prepared by order of the Board, of persons entitled to vote at an election of the Board during the present year ; also, that owners of any property who have dispbsod of tho same, but have not given the notice required by the Act of 1893. should at once send written notice thereof to the Board. JOSEPH WEBLEY, Clerk. Dated April 19.1894. ft/BOUNT EDEN ROAD BOARD. ANNUAL ELECTION. Nominations for tha Election of Three Members of the Board, in place of those who retire by rotation, will bo received by me before noon of April 23, 1894, at the offlco of the Board, Mount Eden Road, and a Poll, if necessary, will be taken at the same place on SATURDAY, May 5,1894. JOSEPH WEBLEY. Returning Officer. Dated April 19.1394. Tl/TODNT ROSKILL ROAD BOARD. Nominations for tho Annual Election of tho above Board will be received by me at the Mount Roskili School, at noon on SATURDAY. April 28th, 1894. And a Poll (if required! will be taken at tho same place on SATURDAY, May 5,1894; hours. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. JAMES W. CARR, Returning Officer. TCpDEN TERRACE ROADIjISTKICT. ANNUAL MEETING OF RATEPAYERS The Annual Meoting of Ratepayers of the Ed«n Terrace Road District will be held in the Waterworks Building, New North Road, on FRIDAY, May 4,1834. The chair to be taken at 7.30 p.m. ADAM PORTER, Chairman. TmDEN TERRACE ROAD DISTRICT. ANNUAL ELECTION. Nominations will bo reaoived by the undersigned, at the Office of the Eden Torrace Roa'l Board. New North Road, up till 12 noon of SATURDAY, April 28th, 1894. of Three duly qualified Persons to fill the Offices of Members of the Eden Terrace Road Board for the ensuing year, in place of Messrs Adam Porter, John Harry Garrett and James John Jenkins, who retire by rotation: and a Poll lif necessary) will tako place on May 5, 1894, betwaon the hours of 9 a.m. and G p.m., in the abovenamed office. WILLIAM OWEN POCKLINGTON. Roturning Officer. April 19.1894. Late Advertisements. RBLAIKIE, No. 4, Coombea' Arcade, la will bo in Town on MONDAY, and is open to do Commissions on the South Auckland Race Meeting. BLAIKIE. SALE EXTRAORDINARY to meet the times. Selllng-off Cheap, at and under cost—Locks, HiDges, Nails. Brassware, fcunGroat Cloarance Sale, and no mistake. J. & J. DICKEY, 234, Queon-3treet. See wanted columns. ANTED (atooce), good Bodice Hand. —Apply to Miss Johnston, care of Wiison, McCullagh and Co.. Queen-stroet. V^TaNTED, Situation as Housekeeper: T r salary not such an ol>.i«ct as comfortable homo.—Mrs Locksley, 280, Qu(ion-street. TUST OPENED, a Speoial Line of 150 ?J' Boys' Knickor Suits (new goods) of N.Z, Tweed, at special quotations.—R. Hobbs. BOARL) and Residence —Devonporr, near Wharf; comfortable Accommodation for Gentleman. Board optional. No other lodgers.—Jldd resa P.P., Star O Wee. npO-NIG HT—Great Salvage Sale at C. _5L Hopkins'. 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Suits. 22s 6d, very superior; Bovs'Twoed Kr.icker Suits,bs: Colonial Twe«d do., 7s 6d mid 9s 6d ; Youths' Sue Suits. 15s ; do. Colonial Tweed. 21s : Hoys' Mackintoshes, IPs od ; do. Overcoats, 10s 6d ; Sailor Caps, Is6d and 2-) 6d ; Plush Caps, Is. Football Jerseys and Belts, all colours. Special quotations to Clubs. PURIFY YOU R B.LOOD By using tho great N.Z. Remedy, lIITCHENS' BLOOD RESTORER. Spn.iks for itself. It cures Diseases of tho Scalp, Eczema. Lupus, Liver and Kidney Complaints, Rheumatism, Lumbatro, Sciatica. Medicated, Vapour, Electric, and Mineral Baths, ss. Plain Vapour Bath, 2s 6d, At SO, SHORTLAND STREET. NGELUS SOAP. — Pr~ize7T~Prizes ! Prizes !—Send all wrappers in which you find the Angelns Soap wrapped First prize, 103; second, 7s 6d ; third, 5s ; fourth, 2s 6d ; fifth. 8 Box of Angelas Soap (3 tabs). Tho greatest number returned obtninn first prize. All letters containihg wrappers in ■ the May Competition to reach W. Over on the Ist of June. Winning numbers published in the Star Juno 2; prizes forwarded to winners Write your name on all wrappers and record the number sentin. This is genuine, and to prove what the soap can do, call on Mr Harkins, Tinsmith, Karangahape Road, Newton, and see a lovely silky head of hair upon what was a bald head 5 months ago. Of ail grooors and chemists, •'QJ TA R" AGENCIES The following are Authorised to Receirl Advertisements for the Star: - PORTER & CO., Ironmongers, Karang* hape Road. J. A. & R. BELL, Upper Symondtwrtreefc J. W. ROBINSON, Chemist, Parnell. TONKS. WYNYARD & CO., Ironmonger* Newmarket. W. LAMBOURNE, Three Lamps. G. J. JACKSON, Stationer, Onehsnga, J. LILLEWELL, €J?f»or, etc., Deronport. MRS. PATRICK, Sterekeeper.Takapuna. B. ALEXANDER, Uortbcote and £irli«»