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Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 141, 15 June 1906, Page 4

A meeting of the Eastbourne Borough Council was held in the Bank Chambers yesterday afternoon. Present— The Mayor (Mr. F. G. Bolton), and Councillors Shortt, Howden, M'Keegan, Foley, and Dr Mackenzie. It was announced that seven applications had been received for the position of Town Clerk. His Worship stated thnt the Sand-drift Committee had a report ready for me next meeting of the council. On the motion of the Mayor, the council adjourned for a week as a token of respect to the memory of the late Premier. The captains of Rugby football teams have elected Messrs. G. Spencer and F. C. Atkinson as tneir representatives on the board which is to control the appointment of. referees. At a full meeting of the committee it was decided that the most convenient night for holding meetings to make appointments was Monday in each week. As the union's bylaw permits clubs to appoint their own referees by agreement up to four days before a match, it was resolved to ask clubs to forego this privilege to the extent of sending in their agreements for each Saturday in time for tho previous Monday's meeting. The players' representatives thought the proposal would be consented to. It was decided to request the Rugby Union to notify clubs of fixtures a fortnight in advance. The committee also resolved to classify referees into two grades. An experienced clerk attends to our Customs entries. No trouble to shippers or others. Ring up the New Zealand Express Co. Telephone 92.— Advt. On washing day use Empire Bag Blue. It will not harm the finest fabric, and fives the clothes the colour you want, 'he cheapest and best blue.— Advt. A splendid portrait, nicely framed to any design, is on sale at R. and E. Tingey's, Manners-street. Have ono and keep the Grand Old Man's memory green. — Advt. Any mother take* pride in dressing her little ones da prettily as poEsible. Well, it's only natural ; but to carry out these ideas meau3 spending money. There is satisfaction in money being woll spent, and to realise this just come along to O. Smith's, Cuba-street. Special price inducements in our children's millinery de•partment. Beautifully selected stock. AH ' new goods. Dainty creations in silk, beaver, and wool. Splendid opportunity to Secure seasonable millinery at clearing prices. Beaver nnd silk bonnets, from 2s lid ; fancy hats, Bilk or beaver, from 4s lid each. These hats ara very special value. In infants' hats there are hundreds to choose from, all styles and qualities, from 2s each. Mothers, bring your children along to C. Smith, the Cash Draper, Cuba-street. — Advt.

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