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Evening Post, Volume LII, Issue 155, 21 November 1896, Page 1

SPECIAL J /"VNE CASE MANTLES (French Modols, bought cheaply in London). WARNOCK & ADKIN. THE Publio are cautioned against negotiating a crossed- Cheque, No. 459, dated 11th November, drawn by Whitcombe and Tombs, Limited, on the Bank of New South Wales, -Wellington, payable to Bearer, for £50. Payment stopped.' OST,, between Lower Hutt and Wellingtoa. Envelope addressed to E. P. Bunny, Featherston-street, containing photographs of two children. Reward on returning ttfobove address. ' A GOOD Private ..School for sale, or a Partnership can bo arranged ; excollent school premises. Address School, Evening Post. '__ ' IJONISCH, PIANO, black and gold, for \j £35, cost £63 r famous for tone and durability. Harcourt & Co. , TRIN.G Netting, 2d per square yard, for protecting fruit trees, &c, from blackbirds — The following pieces for Sale : 9 x 8, 11 x2,8x6,12x6,9 x 9,20 x 3. Address K.J., Evening Post office. ADAME SINCLAIR m»y be consulted at 39, Ghuznee-street (Carlton Villa). Hours, from 11 to 10. A LADY and two children require Board and Residence with quiet respectable family. State terms, KB , Evening Post. VACANCY for Boarder 3; terms moderate. Apply 160, Cuba-street. aIWO respectable young men can have a comfortable Home in private family, Thorndon ; hot and cold bath ; terms, 18s. Address at Evening Post. VACANCY for two respectable men ; comfortable home, grand view of harbour, four minutes from wharf; terms moderate. Apply Mrs. Chalker, Pine House, Plimmer's-stops (next Whitehall). QUPERIOR Private Board and Residence k3 for gentlomen and families ; hot and cold bath, piano ; Terrace, locality five minutes' walk from G.P.0. ; terms moderate. For address apply Evening Post office. MRS. SNELSON will be pleased to receive paying guests at her new residence, '• To lvangiotu," Palmerston North ; delightful situation, and every home comfort. S~ TEINFELD, Wallaceville, Upper Hutt. —Superior Accommodation for Families, Cyclistsj and Anglers. Luncheon and Aftprnnon Tea provided. G. W. Lewens, Proprietor. LONDON HOUSE, Molesworth-streot.— Good accommodation for boarders and families ; terms moderate. MOUNT PLEASANT VILLA, > BOULCOTT-STRBET. SUPERIOR Accommodation for families IO and travellers to the city ; grand view ; five minutes' walk from G.P.O. and Exhibition ; terms moderate. NOTICE OF POLLING DAY. IN pursuance of " The Electoral Act, 1893, ' ' I, William Pattison James, Returning Officer for the Electoral District of City of Wellington, do hereby givo notice that, by virtue of a writ bearing date the 20th day of November, 1896, under tho hand of the Clerk of the Writs, an Election will be hold for tho return of three qualified persons to servo as members for the said district; and that the latest date for receiving Nominations of Candidates will bo tho 27th day of NOVEMBER, 1896, and that tho Poll, if necessary, will bo taken at the several polling places of the Raid district on the 4th day of DECEMBER, 1896. Every man desirous of becoming a candidate must be nominated by not less than two electors of the district, by a nomination paper as prescribed by Section 75 of " The Electoral Act, 1893," delivorod to the* Retnrning Officer on or, before tho 27th day of Novembor, 1896. The following aro tho Polling Places for tho Electoral District of City of Wellington :— Tho Skating Rink, Ingestre-street (principal polling place) The Exchange Hall, Lambton-quay Tho Volunteer Drillahed, Ballance-street Cloko's Hall, Cottleville-terrace Auction Room of A. & G. Tame & Co., corner of Harbour-street and Custom House-quay The Criterion Theatre, Manners-street The Boys' Institute, Victoria-street Tho Rechabite Hall, Mannera-stroot The Princess Theatre, Tory-street The Infant Schoolroom. Clyde-quay The Alhambra Hall, Adelaide-road Public School, Willis-street, W. P JAMES. Returning Officer. 20th November, 1896. NOTICE OF POLLING DAY. IN pursuance of " The Electoral Act, 1893," I, Richard Mothes, Returning Officor for the Electoral District of Suburbs of Wellington, do horeby give notice that, by virtue of a wnt bearing date the twentieth day of November, 1896, under the hand of tho Clork of the Writs, an Election will be held for the return of one qualified person to serve as Member for the said district ; and that the latest day for receiving Nominations of Candidates will be 5 o'olook in the afternoon on tho twenty-seventh day of NOVEMBER, 1896, and that the Poll, if necessary, will bo taken at the sevoral Polling Places of the said district on the fourth tday of DECEMBER, 1896. / Every man desirons of becoming a candidate must be nominated by not loss than two electors of tho district by a, nomination paper as prescribed by Section 75 of " Tho Electoral Act, 1893," delivered to the Returning Officor on or before 5 o'clock in tho aftornoon on the twonty-soventh day of NOVEMBER, 1890. The following are tho Polling Places for the Electoral Distriot of Suburbs of Wellington :— The Oddfellows' Hall, Petone (principal)' The Courthouse, Lower Hutt The Public Hall, Ngahauranga The Public Hall, Kaiwarra The Public Hall, Khandallah The Publio Schoolhouse, Wadestown The Kihnister Hall (Botanical Gardens), Tinakori-road Mr. Brooks'B Hall, Mitchelltown The Baptist Church, Ohiro Tho Old Schoolhouse (library), Karori Tho Old Sohoolhouse, Makara The Salvation Army Barracks (Newtown- "* avenue), Newtown Mr. Collior's Woolshed, Island Bay The Publio Sohoolhouse, Kilbirnie Petone, this 20th day of November, 1896. R. MOTHES, Returning Officer. gHACKLOCK'S T. J. THOMPSON, Agent.