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ELECTION NOTICES. ' BOROUGH OF LINWOOD~ " j ANNUAL COUNCILORS ' NOTICE is Hereby Given, in Dur-.it»»*_ '. • Municipal Corporation,' Art, 1886 .°i U '- Regulanon of Local Elections Act ??& R .? d «* KLKCTION of TIIKKK Qualified I-ERSONs l„"?!, * Vacancies in the Linwood Roro-nrh cZ\„ -i • f '" ••'« the retirement or Councillors Atkinw b r John Taylor, will be held on THURSUAY Hf '-."* day of September, 1897 -•- L "™UAI, the g lh NOMINATIONS must be in the form of 11. . srt.ednleinthe Regulation of TocTl •.•? i- * W>o, »l 1876. and d-livered'to t'Tn" ** d-shvered at the Borough Council Om c J tl' *"" I before noon on WED.NKSI-AY. the Is" ,1,!. J 1 ' o *'. t ember, 1897. ' * " n > °- Sep! H. R. SMITH, J_«______i«i_ta.,m , WOOLSTON BOROUGH COUNCi_7~"~~""* ANNUAL EJECTION. IN accordance with the Municipal Cm™,-... Act, 1885, and in conformity wUh ot I-o-al Election* Act, 1876, Nollcj i, j,is" U > ■■ , tlmt tbe annual ELECt'IuN of Tlll'vL- k^" l CILf.ORS, in the room of fJotmei io« ■f?, )U! '* Oimblett and Milne, who retire by rotS • V"-i held at the Conned Office J? DAY, the 9th day of Septemlver 189- *-->w«S. NOMINATIONS, in tbe prewihed f.*rm m,,.t v' delivered to mc, at the Council office, ' o'clock noon on WKDNKSDAY, the UTv „i ~! t ember, 1897. ' m ot Sep. WM. WILLS, Council Office, Woolston, **"<**_ Officer. 24th August. 1897. '- « „ NEW BRIGHTON BOROUGH, ANNUAL ELECTIoFoP COUNCILLORS. A N ELECTION ol THREE (3) Qualified /V to fill the Office of ConneHiow in nST Messrs Olanviile, Marshall and Owlesvhcr£i«i," rotation, will be held at the Rorough CW? Chambers on THURSDAY, 9th September '" NOMINATIONS must be in tlie form'set forth i. the Regulation of Local Elections Act 1876 and i_ delivered at the Borough Council Chainl'»rV .? ■' dressed to the Returning Officer before K-Sl "* WEDNESDAY, Ist September, 1897. l,oon « L. C. WILLIAMS, .- -. , . Returning Offi-er New Brighton, * v™*w. August 2-lib, 1897. Nomination Forms may be obtaine.l from Mr - Armstrong, Post Otlice, .?Mv Brighton. jjjj KAIAPOI BOROUGH COUNOIU ANNUAL ELECTION OP COUNCILLORS. TVTOTICE is hereby given in accoidance with th. *„rP rOY ' R , io " s of ,he Municipal Corpon-Ucm. At, 1880, and the Regulation ot Local Elections Am 1876, and Amendment Act, 1088, that an KLECXIov will be held at the Council Chambers, Hish'gi M »? . Kaiapoi, on THURSDAY, the 10th day of SeptemW 1397. for the purpose of electing THI.EB COUNoii! i.OKS, to serve in the place of Messrs Hlnketr Drabble and Matthews, who retire by rotation. • NOMINATIONS, in the form set forth in th. second schedule of the RMgulation of Local Election* Act, 1876, and Amendment Act, 1883, must h» delivered to the Returning Officer, or adures„rl to him and delivered at the Town Clerk's oak* Kainpoi, on or before noon on WEDNESDAY th. Ist day of September, 1897. ' ' JOHN H. MORLEY, Returning Officer Kaiapoi, August 25th, 1897. * jjfjj EDUCATIONAL. ~~ MR KISTLE CORNWALL, having concluded., course <-t four years' study under the bent English and Italian masters, has the hononr to announce that he is prepared to RECEIVE PUPILS for RINGING and Production of the Voice. Address— 242 ARMAGH STREET WEST. 195 MISS CLARA COOK, Queen Exhibitioner of Birmingham School ot Art. MISS CLARA COOK, who has lately arrive l from England, will be glad to RECEIVE PUPILS for PAINTING and DRAWING. Miss Cook is Adult Student of the Birminghun School of Art, and has attained high honours InJicr profession. Crystoleum work a speciality. Intending pupils kindly apply between 3 and -I p.ru, at H. Fisher and Son, 257 High street, Christchurch ' ; 3755 E. J. PAINTER, "■inEACHER OF THE VIOLIN, also MANDOLINE H. AND GUITAR, Will, in future, give INSTRUCTION at his PRIYATR RESILIENCE, 39 Gloucester street East, opposite school. ' BUB SHORTHAND AND TECHNICAL SCHOOL, 150 Worcester street west. PRINCIPAL-MR C. H. GILBY. Honounni&n and Fellow of the National Phono* giaphic Society. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping and all Commercial Subjects thoroughly taught. CIVIL SERVICE and MATRICULATION—INDI. VIDUAL TUITION bj- Mr H. L. Kidd, 8.50., and Miss K. lßherwood, M.A. Ninety per cent, of oar candidates passed last year. FRENCH CLASSES (Day and Evening), under JL Malnquin, from tho Lycee National d'Orleans, Ftms, Rapid Conversational Method. ' SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING Cathedral square, Christchurch. MISS A. M. CARR, N.S.S.T., N.U.T. Registered Teacher (Sir Isaac Pitman). 1095. N.Z. President National Society Shorthand Teachers (Rng). N.Z. Secretary National Union Typfits (Engl I)ITMAN'i3 and Light-Line Shorthand, Type writing Bookkeeping, be Classes—Theory and Speed, from 9 a.m. to 9.30 p.m.. Speed OlassM from -10 to 200 words a minute. (Thorough and rapid tuition. French—MlSS AMBLER, De l'Academie de I'aris at dcs Lycees de Montpellier et de Nimes, Matriculation and Civil Service Classes. Miss A. M. Carr'a pupils hold Highest Speed Certificate* in Netr, Zealand—Australian record, 200 words per minute, highest outs de British Isles I .* 4 FUNERAL NOTICES ' T-TUNTER and COMPANY *■■*- MONUMENTAL WORKERS, Junction of Colombo street aud South Belt CHRISTCHUROH. We Manufacture on the Premises to Any Desljrn* Houuments, Tombs, Crosses, Tablets, Bapti-nu - Fonts, Water Fountains, Garden Vases and Pedestals; also, House Carvings. Designs and Estimates on Application. NEW PATTERNS IN IRON RAILINGS CHEAP Concrete Kerbings. THE Friends of Mr F. Hunnibell are invited W attend the Funeral of his late sou, Fredericl. Onslow, to leave the Schoolhouse, Spraydon, on Wednesday. 25th inst., at 2.30 p.m., for the Hal.w.H Churchyard. JAMES LAMB and SON, Under- J takers, &c, 55 Lichfield street. Telephone 561- i ffIHE Friends of the late Henry 'Kruse are invited __ to attend his Funeral, leaving his 1 late residence, Winter's road, Papanui, for the P»P»»j» Churchyard, at 2.30 p.m. Wednesday, 25w. w. LANOFORD. Funeral Director and Embalmer, corner of North and East belts. Telephone 387. -*•' rBIHE Friends of the late Mrs Ann Bell are respect; A fully invited to attend her Funeral, which Wi leave the residence of Mrs Deal, Oxford roso, Rangiora, on Wednesday, ot 2.30 p.m., for UW Churoh of England Cemetery, Rangiora. J- J*, FELTON, Undertaker, Rangiora. 1 . 11HE Friends of the late Mr Robert D»wi|W invited to attend his Funeral, which will wards late residence, Bnicefield, Sydenham,, on inw n day, at 2.30 p.m., for Addiugton Ce-nrter/. GEORGE BARRELL, Undertaker and h'nibalmer,M l Durham street South. Telephone—s3l. °_ 8 ffIHE Friends of the late Mr J. G. Vogeler *« «• X spectfuUy invited to attend hU Faneisl, w leave his lato residence, Sneyd street, Kaiapo'. x~ morrow, Thursday, at 2.30 p.m., lor ths P»™« Cemetery, Kaiapoi. "^ J. LAMB AND SON, UNDEETAKBES AHD EM B A LM ER S. No. 35, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone »L WALTER LANGFOBPJ UNDERTAKER AND CEBTIFIOAT2D | EMBAI.MER. f Oldest Finn in New Zealand. Faaeralf Furnished at shortest notice at J*™ price., combined with respectability. Residence- Corner NortiTewt belt. Town Office—l 33 Colombo street. Telephone w. J E GGLE STVti' • UNDERTAKER, be Late R. Vf. Walters and Co. Ail kinds of Polished and Covered Coffin* *»* Address—No. 180 Durham street Worships—2ll Kilmore street w. . REASONABLECHARGBa. ' Town and Country Orders AltendW to «»■" Punctuality. QEOEGE BAEEEIii/f EMBALMER The science of Embalming, as P.^i^rior-* 1 -. Great Britain and America, is now beingP* by the above, who can now preserve tneuwi until arrival of friends from any dtato«? e - CTIM ««. - / Funeral* conducted at I 55 Durham street South. Telephone j