Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20415, 9 December 1931, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. "PVERYB-ODY'S 12 NOON 1 2.30 P.M.I 8 IMI. I { LAWRENCW TIBBETI' LAWRENCE TIBBETT With LAUREL ANU HARDY In "THE ROGUE BONG" "THE ROGUE SONG" Entirely In Technicolour. Reserves, Bristol or 32-810. COMING " MY WIPE'S FAMILY " The British Comedy Hiot. JJ A J li 8 T I C 12 NOON! 2.30 P.M.! 8 P.M.! j WILL ROGERS j In The Screaming Comedy I "YOUNG AS YOU FEEL" | Tho Laugh Of A Century. Reserves, Bristol or Majestic, 33-537. COMING "TRANSATLANTIC" Startling! Sensational! 6007 T?EST COUNTRY nAN OE, JJ PREBBLETON. SATURDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 13th. STAPLER'S BAND. Bug Leaves Victoria square at 7.40 p.m., via Sockburn, Hornby, and Templeton. Gents. Is 6d. Ladies, Is. 6009 THE GIRLS' HOME, BURWOOD. ( AK D E N F E T E, DECEMBER 12 th./ Side-Shows, Baby Show, Cooking, Best Butter Sponge, Best Plate Small Cakes. Charlie Chaplin Impersonators, Children 11 years and under. Admission 3d, Children Free. 6008

ELECTION NOTICES. DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL FOR THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF CHRISTCHURCH SOUTH. T THOMAS WILSON REESE, Returning J * Officer for the Electoral District of Cbristchuri'h South, do hereby declare the result of the poll taken on the second day oi December, 1931, for tho election of a Member of Parliament for the said district to be as follows: I V otes Candidutea. Polled. EDWIN JOHN HOWARD .. 7341 CHARLES SAMUEL McCULLY 4516 Total number of valid votes polled 11,890 Number of votes rejected as informal 31 I therefore declare the said EDWIN JOHN HOWARD to bo elected. Dated at Christchurch this Eighth Day of December, 1931. T. W. REESE. 5979 Returning Officer. DECLARATION OF RESULT &F POLL FOR THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF AVON. IJAMEB JOSEPH McGAHEY, Returning ' j Officer for the Electoral District of AVON, do hereby declare the result of ''-i poll taken on the 2nd day of December, 1931, for tho election of a Member of Parliament *tor the said district to bo as follows: — • Votes Candidates. polled. SULLIVAN, Daniel Giles .. 7166 YOUNG, Haibeu Robert .. .. 4127 Total number of valid votes polled 11,393 Number of votes rejected as informal 31 I therefore declare the said Daniel Giles Sulljvan to be elected. Dated B,t Christchurch this Bth day of December, 1031. J. J. McGAHEY, 0021 Returning Officer. DECLARATION OF RESULT OB 1 POLL FOR THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MIDCANTERBURY. I ALBERT JAMES CHING, Returning » Officer for the Electoral District of Mid-Canterbvuy, do hereby declare the result ef the poll taken on the 2nd day of Dor aember, 1981, for the election of a Member of Parliament for the said district to be ss follows Candidates. Votes polled. Connolly, Jeremiah . . 4^37 Hunter, Hfrajn .. 31Q •Tones, David . . 43-01 Wightman, Robert Wallace 258 Total number of valid votes polled . . * .. 9306 Number of votes rejected as informal . . . . 67 I therefore declare the said Jeremiah Connolly to be elected. Datpd at Ashburton, this 7th day of December, 1981. A. J. CHING, 6030 Returning Officer. DAVID JONES desires to THANK all his Copimittees and workers fp'r the willing service rendered in the Mid-Oanterbury election, ojifl also Mo those who accorded to him their Btyppprt. '6029 ENOW WHERE RESULTS COME FROM. That is the reason why "THE PRESS" carries thousands of columns more advertising a year than any other Christchurch paper. Not only has "THE PRESS" the largest average daily einrulation— CERTIFIED TO BTi AUDITOR'S CERTIFICATE—but —i*,ud this is' a matter of the very first importance ' to" the sellers of good® and services—The "PER CAPITA" AND AGGREGATE BUYING POWER represented by this circulation is IMMEASURABLY AHEAD of that afforded by any other Canterbury medium. In ChrißtchijTch suhqrbs, and the immediately surrounding districts, "THE PRESS" circulation is preeminent, reaching immediately a wonderfully responsive market, where buying power is quickly converted into buying activity. NOTE: Residents in the surrounding country districts reached by "THE PRESS,'' almost without exception, have their cars, and are regular Town customers. "THE PRESS" i« owned and controlled in Christchurch in the interests of Canterbury t people.