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Press, Volume XCVIII, Issue 29055, 18 November 1959, Page 27

COUNTY COUNCILS NORTH CANTERBURY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD Triennial election of one member to represent the combined district of CHEVIOT COUNTY AND PARTS OF KAIKOURA COUNTY PURSUANT to Section 17 ot The Local Election and Poll* Act. 1953, I hereby give notice that the following person ha* been duly nominated a* candidate for the office of member of the North Canterbury Electric Power Board to represent the combined district of Cheviot County and part of the Kaikoura County; BAINBRIDGE, William Read. As the number of candidate* nominated does not exceed the number of vacancies to be filled, I hereby declare the said William Read Bainbridge to be a duly elected member of the North Caterbury Electric Power Board to represent the *aid combined district. Dated at Cheviot thia 30th day of October, 1959. V. B. NOVIS, Returning Officer. 6lll CHEVIOT LICENSING TRUST NOTICE OF ELECTION OF THREE MEMBERS PURSUANT to Section 18 of th* Local Election* and Poll* Act. 1953, I hereby give notice that the following persons have been duly nominated as candidate* for the office of members of the Cheviot Licensing Trust CARNAHAN. Alan Mitchell. FOSTER, William Laurence. Martin, Bernard William. WILDING, Edwin Arnold Fraser. » As the number of candidates nominated exceeds the number of vacancies to be filled, I hereby give notice that an election will be held between the said candidates, Alan Mitchell Carnahan, William Laurence Foster, Bernard William Martin, and Edwin Arnold Fraser Wilding, on Saturday, the 21st day of November 1959. at the following places: The School, Conway Flat. The School Parnassus. The Railway Station, Ethelton. The Cheviot County Office*, Cheviot The Public Hall. Spotawood. The Public Hall, Domett The School Gore Bay. Polling hour*: 9 am. to 7 pin.

Dated at Cheviot this 36th day of October, 1959. V. B. NOVIS. Returning Officer. 5lll MALVERN COUNTY COUNCIL POLLING HOURS The Hours of polling Next Saturday, are from 9 a.m. to 7 pjn. and not 1 p.m. as advertised. F. G. HOWE, County Clerk. 7953 EDUCATIONAL TRINITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, SUMMER HILL, SYDNEY Require* for 1960: TWO SENIOR MEN capable of teaching their subjects to Matriculation Standard. In the one case, Mathematics; and in the other, English. Application*, with copies only’ of references, should beaddressed to the HEADMASTER. 7736 THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND. ADMISSION TO STAGE I SCIENCE CLASSES. 1960. All Students who wish to attend classes in STAGE I SUBJECTS in the Faculty of Science at Auckland in 1960. WHETHER FOR B.Sc. or any other course, are required to give notice of their intention before November 30 next. Those who have not before enrolled at a University within Naw Zealand should use the special blue application form, which 1* available from Principals of Secondary Schools in the Auckland University District, or from th* undersigned. Students who have enrolled previously in classes, whether Science or not, in a University within New Zealand, are to use the white form which is available from the undersigned or other New Zealand Registrars. J. A. KIRKNESS, Registrar. 2800 -THE PRESS" 'THE PRESS” STREET MAPS STREET MAPS , OF / CHRISTCHURCH CHRISTCHURCH SECTIONAL MAPS 4/3/6 ' WALL MAPS 3/6 (Reduced Price) Postage 2d Extra. From CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO„ LTD. Commercial Printing Dept, or Leading Stationers and Booksellers. D YOU wul hnd tnat every column in the want advt*. is filled with opportunities tor someone . . . and many of them may be your opportunity. . if you are really trying to practise economy you cannot afford to neglect the Want Advt. Section in “The Press." And not only is it profitable to read, it is equally profitable to use ... to sell to rent, to buy, or to trade practically anything. "The Press” Went Advts. are a sure guide to economy and profit. 'Phone 64-063. a direct line for your convenience. Everyday Opportunities A perusal of “The Press" classified advertising columns will bring a realisation of the abundant opportunities of all kinds that are to be found by those who seek them. Daily perusal of the classified advertisement columns of “The Press" for instance, is a most interesting practice, and many readers who have cultivated this habit have found, as a result, equally simple answer* to their most difficult problems. ’Phone 64-063 today and sell tomorrow.