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UH w? if SAVE YOUR EYES! Brilliant, cruel sunlight, glistening water and flashing roads ; . . Summer plays havoc with the eyes. If vou suspect weak eyesight, it is better to make sure NOW rather than let it develop to a serious extent. Let us examine your eyes and if - necessary—prescribe CORRECT Glasses. 'Phone 35-226 for Appointment. WALTER Consulting Opticians— WATSON'S 195 COLOMBO STREET misiia

CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL. r*''A EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. ELECTION OF MAYOR. IN THE MATTER of “The Municipal Corporations Act, 1933,” The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925,” and any amendments thereT HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE that the following persons have been duly nominated for the Office of Mayor of the City of Christchurch, viz.. ARCHER. John Kendrick. BEANLAND, Jphn Walton. HILLS. Edward Leslie. I HEREBY ALSO GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE that a POLL will, be taken as between the said Candidates on WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of MARCH, 1936. between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. The Polling Booths will be situate as ‘set out below. "331 EXTRAORDINARY VACANCIES. ELECTION OF THREE COUNCILLORS. IN THE MATfER of “The Muncipal Corporations Act, 1933,” “The Local, Elections and Polls Act, 1925," and any amendments thereto. T HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE that the following persons have been duly nominated for the Office of Councillor for the City of Christchurch, viz,. . ACLAND, Hugh Thomas Dyke. AHLFELD, Berthold. CARTER, James. MACFARLANE. Robert Mafeking. MALING. Thomas James. MANNING. George. MATHISON. John. As there are only three vacancies [o be filled. I HEREBY ALSO GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE that a POLL Will je taken as between the said Gandilates on WEDNESDAY, the 11th day if MARCH, 1936, between the hours >f 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. The Polling Booths will be situate is set out below. "332 nnHE following are the POLLING A BOOTHS referred to in each of the foregoing PUBLIC NOTICES. CENTRAL. Marquee. Municipal Offices, 194 Man- . Chester street. Orange Hall. Worcester street. Late “Sun” Newspaper premises Worcester street. Foresters’ Hall, Oxford terrace. Old Art Gallery, Durham street. Knox Church Schoolroom. Bealey avenue. Marquee, Bealey avenue, near Colombo street. Marquee, Otley’s timber yard, Madras street. Canterbury Rowing Club s shed, Cambridge terrace, near Fitzgerald avenue. East Belt Wesley Church Schoolroom, Fitzgerald avenue,- near Worcester street. St. John’s Church Schoolroom, Madras street. St. Michael’s Church Schoolroom, Durham street. St. Andrew’s Church Schoolroom, Tuam and Antigua streets. Church of Christ Schoolroom, Moorhouse avenue. Oddfellows’ Hall, St. Asaph street. Hibernian Hall, Barbadoes street. Methodist Church Schoolroom, Stanmore road, Richmond. LINWOOD, BROMLEY. AND WOOLSTON. Linwood’ Public Library, Worcester street Marquee, yard, next to Rolleston street Hall, ■ , _ Drainage Board Shed, River and Retreat roads. St. George’s Church Schoolroom, Gloucester street and Linwood avenue. Marquee, next No. 702 Gloucester street St. Chad’s Church Schoolroom. Buckley’s road and Carnarvon street# Marquee, corner Linwood avenue and Buckley’s road. Shed, Drainage Board Pumping Station, Tuam street and Matheson’s road. Salvation Army Hall, Fitzgerald avenue. Social Hall, Leyden street. . Marquee, Charles and Grafton streets# McDonald‘Hall. Aldwin’s road. Monica Park Tea Pavilion, Ferry road, Mr Smith’s Motor Shed. Hopkin’s street, near MacKenzie avenue. Oddfellows’ Hall, Ferry road Marquee, corner Princes and Barton streets. Marquee, No. 74 Radley street. ST. ALBANS. PAPANUI, AND RICHMOND. Hr Musgrove’s Shed, Merivale lane. Methodist Church Schoolrooxji, , Rugby street; ... Slmwood Bowling Club’s Pavilion, Heaton street. ' ■ Hr Coombe’s Motor Shed, St. Andrew’s terrace, near Norman’s road. . ~ Hr Fuldseth’s Motor Shed. 96 Bligh s road. Memorial HaU, Papanui. Mrs Henderson’s Motor Shed, 394 Papanui road, _ „ Marquee, St. Andrews College Grounds, Papanui road. Marquee, next No- 55 Brown s road. Mrs Jackman’s Motor Shed, corner St. Albans and Rutland streets. Salvation Army Hall, Cranford street Marquee, section adjoining Church of Christ, Warrington street. st. Stephen’s Church Schoolroom, Warden street. Hr Frame's Motor Shed, 86 Hills road. Presbyterian Church Schoolroom, Randall street. Methodist Church Schoolroom. Madras street north. Marquee, Barbadoes and Dean streets Oddfellows’ Hall. Canon street. 3t. Matthew’s Church Schoolroom. corner Edgeware and Caledonian ■ roads. SYDENHAM AND SPREYDON. Baptist Church Schoolroom, Lincoln road, Presbyterian Bible Class Room, Bar* ihigton and Taramea streets. - Addington Public Library, Lincoln - road. ■■, • Vv Methodist Church Schoolroom, Selwyn and Harman streets, rrhion Methodist Church Schoolworn. South Crescent road and Selwyn street, itfurouee, junction Strickland street War &nd South Crescent road.

What You Can Buy ins New Regent St. T ADIES' Hairdressing, Le Charme Toilet Salon. ’Phone 34-016 for appointments. 8 Nfew Regent st. Permanent waving from 15s. 2208 'P’ILMS, all makes, at the Regent A Street Pharmacy. We specialise in Developing and Printing. For service, ’Phone 31-067., 9952 A/ m SAVED in every £1 Spent, Manchester Warehouse, 13 Regent street. 9951 1 /If SILK Georgette, 36in, for L/Xl Evening Frocks. 2/11, Silk Georgette, 36in, for Evening Frocks. Charming lace designs. Manchester Warehouse, 13 New Regent street. 9951 VI7HY Buy Imitations When You Can get the Original from Fuller Brushes, 12 Regent street, ’Phone 30-250. 2034 T ADIES’ Hairdressing, Le Charme " Toilet Salon. ’Phone 34-016 for appointments. 8 New Regent St. Permanent waving from 15/-. 2030 T>OYS’ Strong School Stockings, from X> 2s 6d.. Woolly lands, 3 New Regent street. 2051 “CHERINGHAM” Daylight Shades preserve your Eyesight, Call for a Demonstration. Cheaper than spectacles. R. B. Walker. Sole Agent. No. 23. 2052 A ANDERTON, Ladies’ and Gents’ Tailor, 33 New Regent street. First-class w work at reasonable prices. Fit and Style Guaranteed. ■ 2053 1 AS, EVENING Frocks; Afternoon X" Frocks, 12s 6d; Tack and fit Frocks from 4s Bd. Jeanne, 11 New Regent street. 2055 T7OR Radio Service in the finest sense X call the Hurrell Radio Electric Co., ’phone 41-291. New Regent street. 2056 ‘ MID WES’S 1 A NEW REGENT ST., ’Phone 37-733. XU 2057 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of every "X description Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. C. E. Woledge, 7 Regent st. 2070 ■VIEW Style Winter Coats just ar■£V rived. New season’s, ready-made Evening Frocks, Invite inspection. Billie Stribling, 9 New Regent street. 2072 T?OR Delicious, High-class Home-made X Chocolates and Kandies, at thempting prices, The Brown Owl, 6 New Regent street. 2073 TI7EDDING Bouquets from 7s 6d, ▼ V Shower Bouquets from 10s 6d. Buttonholes Free. Book your Wedding. Jesmond Dene, 35 New Regent street. .2074 VIIEDDING Rings at Manufacturers’ »V prices. T. Hornsby, Manufacturing Jeweller and Watchmaker, 4 New Regent street. 2075 R-U-R— Wonderful Rheumatic Remedy. Never fails. Money-back guarantee. Ask for illuminating Free Booklet. R-U-R Proprietary, 19 Regent street 2189 Last of Season’s Summer Millinery from 1/6 See Window Display KAYS New Regent Street ’Phone 41-391

BUSINESS NOTICES. HARVEY'S HELPS ANAEMIC WOMEN. F you’re anaemic, Harvey’s Mineral Tonic will make you a different woman. The very first dose creates a glow of health and energy. Soon your whole system is reacting to an invigorated blood-stream. Harvey's Mineral Tonic feeds the blood, the nerve centres —clears away the poisons. 3/8 iar lasts a month. From Chemists. M 6171 r 1 LASS—Large stocks of every kind U of GLASS at Warehouse. SMITH and SMITH, LTD., cor. Tuam-High streets. 57696 THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE OF 1 “THE PRESS” IS OPEN UNTIL 10 P.M. to receive Advertisements for the following day’s issue. AFTER 10 P.M. ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE PRINTER, on the first floor.