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Dunstan Times, Issue 3142, 6 November 1922, Page 4

( fyicial Gazette OF THE VINCENT COUNTY COUNCIL In the mailer of lha " Counties Act , it»2o," " The Local Elections and Polls Act 1908 " and amending Acts thereof. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. I hereby give notice that JOHN ROISEKT' WEBB was on the 41J1 day of November. 1922, duly nominited as a candidate for the Office of Councillor for the CLUTHA RIDING n the County of Vincent at.d as the number of candidates nominated for such oftke did not exceed the vacancy to be filled I did on the day aforesaid and at the place of nominal ion publicly declare and l\o heieby publicly notify the said JOHN ROBERT WEBB to be duly elected to such office. ROBERT M. RAY, Returning Officer, VINCENT COUNTY COUNCIL. Ida Valley Cemetery Trustees. In conformity with the provisions of the Cemeteries Act 1908 and its Amendments thereto it is hereby notified that the following members have been appointed as Trustees for the Ida Valley Cemetery Trust, viz, William R. Nevill, George N. Mcintosh, James Stuart, Robert Webster, and William Marshall Senr. Robert M. Ray, County Clerk. County Offices, Clyde, ird November, 1922. VINCENT COUNTY COUNCIL. Blacks Cemetery Trust. In conformity with the provisions of the Cemeteries Act, 1908, and its amendments thereto it is hereby notified that William J, Gallagher has been appointed as a Trustee of the Blacks Cemetery Trust in lieu of C. J. Gallagher, resigned. Robert M, Ray, County Clerk. County Offices, Clyde, 3rd November, 1922. VINCENT COUNTY COUNCIL. Injurious Bird Destruction. On and after Tuesday the 7-tli November, eggs will be purchased by each Councillor and at the County Offices, Clyde, at is 6d per hundred. Robert M. Ray, County Cierk. County Offices, Clyde. 3rd November, 1922. THE ROYAL TROUBADORS. Sunshine, Laughter, and Merriment, awaits you'at, Town Hall, Clyde, Friday, November 10th, 1922. One Night Only. LOOK WHOSE HERE. THE ROYAL TROUBADORS. THE ROYALTROUBADMSfA show to cheer you/ip with smiling faces, clean 'comedy, pretty costumes, and bright music. THE ATTRACTION OF 1922. A talented combination of artists from America, England and AustralasiaHear the Royal Troubador Quartette. Hear the Beautiful Operatic Scena. Hear the Quaker Burlesque. See the Miniature Uncle Tom's Cabin. See the Screamingly Funny Farce, "Dr Killem-" The Best Show on TourPopular Prices—4/, 3/ & 2 A ELECTION NOTICE. Mr JAS. HORN has pleasure in again offering his services to the electors of Wakatipu, and invites them to meet him as under : Monday, Nov. 6th at 8 p m, PAERAU Tuesday, Nov, 7th IDA VALLEY Railway Platform 1.30 p.m, POOLBUKN School 4 p.m MOA CREEK School 8 p.m Wednesday. Bth MATAKANUt Hall 1.30, Chatto Creek School 5 o'clock. OPHIR 8 o'clock. Thursday 9111. Lauder Railway School 1.30, Blackstone Hill School 4 p.m BECKS Hall 8 o'clock Fridav, CAMBRIANS School 4 p.m ; ST. BATHANS HALL 8 Saturday nth Galloway School 2 p.m EARNSCLEUGH School 8. Monday 13th. Fruitlands, Library 1.30 " Tawhilii School 4 o'clock, ROXBURGH Hall 8. Tucsday> Coal Creek; 130 Ettrick; School 4, Millers Flat 8. Ladies are specially invited. Hull's Pictures Town Hall, Clyde, Thursday, November ond Commencing 8 p. m. sharp. The star picture " THE PASSION FLOWER." Excellent Support*,