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Press, Volume XLV, Issue 7122, 19 July 1888, Page 8

Election Uotices. TO THE ELECTORS Of THE ASHLEY DISTRICT. GENTLEMEN,— I beg to OFFER MYSELF as a CANDIDATE for your support at the COMING ELECTION for tho ASHLEY SEAT in the House of Representatives. In a few days I will have the honor of laying my views before you. 1730 MARMADUKE DIXON. TO THE ASHLEY ELECTORS, GENTLEMEN,— I Invito you to MEET ME at the following PLACES aud DATES :— THURSDAY. 19tii JULY, Ohoka. FRIDAY, 2oth JULY. Loburn. SATURDAY, 21st JULY, East. Eyreton. MONDAY, 23rd JULY, West Eyreton. TUESDAY, 21th JULY West Oxford. AT 8 O'CLO'IC P.M. Regretting that I cannot visit all parts of the district it has occurict to mc to forward to each Schoolhouse of such parts, for distribeition to anyone who will accept one, or who wHI kindly distributj some for us, copies of the speeches of Mr John 01ii\itr, Mr Marmaduke Dixon, and self. 1G74 JOHN MILES VERRALL. ASHLEY ELECTION. M R M. d x x ° * WILL HAVE MUCH PLEASURE IN MEETING THE ELECTORS OF TnE ASHLEY DISTRICT At the following places and dates :— THURSDAY. 19th JULY, West Oxford. FRIDAY", 20th JULY, East Eyreton, at 6 p.m.; Ohoka. at S p.m. SATURDAY, 21st JULY, Southbro jK. MONDAY.—ii JULY, Loburn. TUESDAY, 21TII JULY, Stoke, at 0 p.m.; Cust, at 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY, 25th JULY, View Hill, 17S1 ' NOTICE OF POLLING DAY, IN pursuance of the Regulation of Elections Act, 1S„, I, CALEB WHITEFOORO. Returning Otlicer for the Electoral District of Ashley, do hereby give Notice that by virtue of a writ bearing date the 6th day of July, 1888. under the hand of the Clerk of the Writs, an ELECTION will be held for the KETURN of ONE QUALIFIED PERSON to serve os a Member for the said Electoral District, and that the Nomination of Candidates will fako place at the Court House, Oxford, at noon, on Thursday, the 19th day of July, 1888. and that 1 the POLL (if necessary) will be taken at the [ several Polling Places of the said district on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of July. 188 S. The following are the Polling Places for the Electoral District, of Ashley :— The Court. House, Oxford (principal) Tlie Schoolhouse, View bill The Road Board Offico, Cust Tlie Road Board Otiicf., West Eyreton The Schoolhouse, Loburn The Public Library, Southbrcok Tho Road Board Uffice, l.oomn The Road Board Ofllco. Ohoka. CALEB WHITEFOORD. 1378 Return ing Officer. SOUTH WAIMAKARIRI RIVER BOARD. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. IN consequence of the occurrence of an Extraordinary Vacancy in the —embership for the Sub-district of Heathcote, I hereby give ncrtice, in pursuance of the River Boards Act.lßßl, aud the Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876. that au ELECTION of ONE PERSON as Member of the Board for the said Sutwlistrict will be held on .FRIDAY, the tenth day of August, 1888. Nominations, in the form set forth in the second schedule of of Local —lections Act, 187e>, must be addressed to the Returning Oitieer, and delivered at the Heathcote Road Board Office, Ferry road. b;fore Noon on Tuesday, the tweaty-fourth day of July, 1888. HENRY ALLISON. Returning Officer. Christchurch, July 17th, 1888. ... 1782 Hotels. THE ROYAL HOTEL, (LATE ORAM'S) JOSEPH PARKIN, (Late of Cokcr's Family Hotel) PROPRIETOR. HAVING takeD the above Old Established and Well Known'Hbtel, 1 beg to inform my Friends, and tho Public generally, that I intend to Maintain.tho High Character which this really First-class Hotel has hitherto held. 31 y long experience in tlio trado will, I trust, be a guarantee that every Attention will be j...id to l'ny Clients, and tho Quality of Goods assured. Pleasantly situated on the Banks of the Avon, near Public Gardens, Museum, „c, two minutes' walk from centre of City, OXFORD TERRACE AND TUAM STREET CHRISTCHURCH. (559 GROSVENOR HOTEL, TIMARU. -»|R JOHN PROPRIETOR. THE Preiprietor has again RESUMED CHARGE of this hotel, and begs to in form lus numerous iricnils and patrons that norliing will be wanting on his part to make the hotel all that could be desired. /■ Country visitors, commercial gentlemen, and the travelling public will lind this hotel one of the most cuuH'ovtablo aud well conducted in Soul h Canterbury. The accommodation for commercial gentlemen is unsurpassed, as the sample rooms are large, spacious, well lighted, and attached to tlie hotel. OCGS JjEVIATHAN XVAILWAY JL -J-PERANCK XX OTKt, Opposite the Railway tation, DUN E D N Mrs SILK — — Pkopbuctb—3 -UP ■ Funeral Notices. FUNERAL REFORM. WL ANGB'ORD, ifuruishing Undertaker, # Furnish aa * uuer.—»a— iuiiov/s :— Hearae. cotton, covered coitln, and uttendance— For Adults, from .. .. —5 o v Chileiran's, com plot* .. .. az 1-j o Note the Address— Workshops, Corner North and East belts; cr, Onice, next J. Goodman's Boot Shop, Colomt>o sti-eet. Country orde.s will receive prompt attention. aim TT CRIM3HAW UNDERTAKER, Funerals Furnished at Lowest Charges Town or ejountry. 41 DURHAM STREET SOUTH. {*}AIJvELD AND I^ONS, Cabinetmakers, Upholsrerers.auu Undertakers, Colombo road. Sydenham. FUNERALS F urn—hed in tlie style at lowest current rates on shortest notice town or country). 3912 —,-MIMIIIII — . m —"Tim—, «J • C. JF £LT ON. High Stp—;ist, Rangioi—., FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. Funerals conducted in town and country at moderate rates aud in approved style. 214 g^—a— —____—_*_9_MM_——_M—_—_B3—— a^—! •James X-aatb furnishing und-ktaker. ss lichfield street east Funerals completely .furnished in town or country at most reasonable charges Please note the address. Three doota from B—rbadoae suroounearK—st Belt ; if' . -■ _ 7__ riMIE Friends of Mr William J. White are X respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his .late departed sou (Willie), to kare his residency, 326 Tna— street west. To-morrow (Friday) at half-rast 3 o'clock, for the Church of England Cemetery, street. H. SCRIMSHAW, Undertaker, I—s No. 11 Durham street south.