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Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 134, 7 June 1906, Page 6

WELLINGTON MUSICAL UNION. ELLINGTON MUSICAL UNION. SEASON 1906. FIRST SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT FIRST SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT Will be given in tho TOWN HALL, TOWN HALL, TOWN HALL, TOWN HALL TOWN HALL, TOWN HALLJ TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY) at 8 o'clock. Chorus and Orchestra numbering 250 performers. Conductor — Mr. Robert Parker. Tho Programme will consist of Orohoslral and Choral Items from Mandelsiohn, Beethoven, Tschaikowßlry, Dr. Cowen, and other eminent Composers. MADAME EMILY~~BRIGGS (soprano), who only recently arrived from London, has been specially engaged to sing at this, concert. Box plan at Dresden. Cirolc, 3s; Body of Hall— Front Seats 23, Back Seats Is. (The Back Seats cannot bo booked.) Piano kindly lent by the Dresden Piano Co. A. M. LEWIS, „ Hon. Secretary. ST. JAMES'S YOUNG MEN'S BIBLE CLASS. /~\WING to inclemency of weather the jy Sale of Work will continue Open TO-MORROW AFTERNOON- and EVENING. Entertainments will also be repeated in Marquee To-morrow Evening. No.. 5 COMPANY, N.Z.E.V. 'mHE above Company will Parade at the JL Bailway Wharf on SATURDAY NEXT, tho 9th imtant, at 2.30 p.m. sharp. Every member absent will bo fined. A. PEDDER, Lieut., Commdg. GENERAL ASSEMBLY LD3RARY. NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF RECESS PRIVILEGES. rgUIE issue of books closes on SATUR- ± DAY NEXT, the 9th June. Privilege-holders having books in their Eossession MUST return the same on or eforo MONDAY, the 11th inst CHARLES WDLSON, Chief Librarian. EASTBOURNE BOROUGH. RESULT OF POLL FOR ELECTION OF FIRST MAYOR AND COUNCILLORS. I^OLLOWING are the numbers of votes J- recorded in favour of the several candidates for the office of Mayor :— Bolton, Frederick George ... 225 Coombe, John 93 Savage, Henry 39 I therefore declare Frederick George Bolton duly elected. Following are tho numbers of votes recorded in favour of the several candidates for tho office of Councillor: — Bannatyne, George Lang ... 218 Ooombo, Fred James 143 Danks, John 179 Fleming, James Martin ... 232 Foley, Thomas 231 Howden, David Brown ... 222 Mackenzie, Francis Wallace ... 230 M'Keooran, Charles 238 Russo, Bartolo 12+ Shortt, 5 Herbert William ... 242 Wills, Frank 137 Wood, Robert Ellis 237 As Ih'c 'number of Councillors required is eighi, I tbereforo declare George Lang Bannatyne, James Martin Fleming, Thomas Foley, David Brown Howden, Francis Wsllace Mackenzie, .Charles M'Kengnn, > Herbert William Shortt, and Robert Ellis Wood 'duly^electcd. The First Meeting of tho Council will bo held on FRIDAY, tho Bth June, 1906. Dated this 7th doy of June, 1906.. • J. D. AVERY, Returning Officer. EASTBOURNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. WE, tho undersigned, desire to' tender our sincero thanks to those eleotors who &o kindly recorded their votes in our favour yesterday. GEO. L. BANNATYNE, JAS. M. FLEMING, THOMAS FOLEY, D. B. HOWDEN, OHAS. M'KEEGAN, F. WALLACE MACKENZHS, H. W. SHORTT, ROBERT E. WOOD. EASTBOURNE MAYORALTY ELECTION. I BEG to return my sincero thanks to tho Eleotors of Eastbourne for tho decisiyo manner in which they havo shown their conlidenco in me when returning mo as 'the first Mayor of the new Borough. I also desiro to express my personal thanks to the many ladios and gentlemen who so kindly assisted in securing my return. F. G. BOLTON. 7th June, 1906. , EASTBOURNE ELECTION. MR. FRED. COOMBE begs to tender his sincere thanks for the votes recorded in his favour, particularly local residents. BOROUGH OF EASTBOURNE. TO THE ELECTORS. .T ADIES and Gentlomen— l desire to JLJ heartily thank you for returning mo as a Councillor. Assuring J'ou of my best endeavours in the interest of ali matters for tho welfaro of tho Borough.— l am. Ladies and Gentlemen, yours etc., CHAS. M'KEEGAN. I EASTBOURNE ELECTION. TV/TR. JOHN COO'MBE returns thanks to all who supported him for Local Government. ■JPIDWARD ANDERSON & CO. (Ltd.) Invito inspection of thoir comprehensive stock of CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE. We have just received a choice assortment of the famous ROYAL BAYREUTH CHINA ORNAMENTS. These goods aro very attractive, and at the same time decidedly moderate in price. , All other lines kept fully stocked ns usual. v Orders by mail carefully attended to. Thoroughly experienced packers only employed. EDWARD ANDERSON & CO. (Ltd.), 41 and 43, Willis-street. Wellington. Established 1649.