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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 30, 5 February 1908, Page 12

W. H. TURNBULL & CO., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS 3, PANAMA -STREET. AUSTIN-STREET - Superior one-floor llouso of b rooms, bathroom, wido hall, rculiery, h. and c. .water, c.l, gas cooker, cupboards and wardrobes bulk in, aisdZ bay windows; Hnd 36 x 100. Pnco upon application. ' -z-i or. ADELAIDE-ROA D-Praotically new llouse, ono floor bath, copper I'u'c corner section, 33ft x about 100 ft, oca minute from tram ; owner being trang. ferred and must tell. Cash or eafv terms. fink HEAKr OF TJ3 ARO-Block of Ehop 9 with large frontage. Income £420 Vf- > J°?^y \ Papeete undenfe. fide c i •.^ au " I"^ 3 lo bon a THORNDoT^Building site, 82ft x 165 ft, on nice rise, well out in the open and without doubt one of this favourite district s very best stands for a gentV man n residence or for a largo up-to-date boarding house. Price and plan T -_, u P°n application. BERHAMPOPvE.-Nice cottage, new, 5 /•ooms and conveniences, pleasant sit"d "• Cc £700> terms arrangMO i£ T l YICT OKIA.-Superb reside^ brand new, 8 looms, ell largo lofty and ln ? hly (finished. 'Magnificfnt view o ha» bouij raid city, motor car henso and- lf JT" ed - i-acre of land, ouill for owner's uso but as ,w tf iplltol ., ] ,cay, cayi ni? ihe district saorily buyer will get benefit of a hancscmc property at bedrock price. SEASIDE SECTIONS, YORK BAY. mHERE'orc i now only 19 SECTIONS J*- leit for Sale in this beautiful bay. fr,» <?? r ° -? Vg3 a - fC ? S ' well sheltered from .no prevailing winds, lie well' to tho sun, and ideal situations for gardens. Every bcelipn can ba buiit on without any expense lor excavation. A Mornyss and Evening 'Bus Service has been established for over a year, thua enabling residents to catch tho boat ia lime for business. Call and got a Plan. WM. 11. TURNBULL AND CO., 3, Panama-street. WELLINGTON IIARBOUR BOARD. BIENNIAL ELECTION. In the matter of "The Wellington H«. bour Board Act, 1&79," and an Order-ni-Ccuncil dated bu\ x January, 1892, piov.uing Regulations for the Election of Members of Harbour Boards. I HEREBY givo notice that the following two pcisoM have been duly nominated for tho office erf Member of tho Wellington Harbour Board jointly by II J ayci& of Dues and Owners of Ships: — Jones, Cecil William M'lieilan, James As there is only ono vacancy to be filled on tho iiarbour Board, I also give notice that a i'oli tyul bo taken as between the said Candidates on MO A DAY, tho 10th day oi FeDruary, itJOb, al the Board Room, Jaarbuur .boara Oiiices, Wellington. Polling Hours — 10-a.m. lo 4 p.m. Dated this 6vd day ot February, 1908. FRANK WILLS, Returning Olticer for tho Wellington Harbour Board. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. BIENNIAL ELECTION. In the' matter of "The Wellington Harboui- Uoard Act, 1879," and oi "las Local Elections Act, 1904," and tha Acts amending the same respectively. IHESSBY give nolioe that the following six persons have been duly nominated as Candidates for the oifieo of Member ot the Wellington Hiubour Board; — Bollon, Frederick George JJopilhorne, John WilLam, I'lelcher, Robert liildreth, William Thomas fcjhirtchlte, Gcorgo Wilson, George As there are only two vacancies to ba filled, I hereby alst> give not.co that a Poll will bo taken as between the said Candidates on MONDAY, tho 10th day of February, 1900, at the following polling places : — , St. Paul's Schoolroom, Sydney-street W. H. Turnbull's Auction Rooct, Panama-street Town Hall, Cuba-ilreet Extension ■ Kechabite Hall, Manners-street Druids' Hall, Taranaki-otreet .Victoria Hall, Adelaide-road St. Thomas's Schoolroom, Riddifordstreet The Public Schoolroom, Island Bay O'DounsU's Hall, Seatou-road, Kilbir. nie Tho Public Schoolroom, Roseneath. Churchroom, *\.ro-strcot Library, KarriGon-streal, Brooklyn Bowling Green Room, Kelburne Polling Hours— 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. JAMES AMES, Returning Officer. Dated this 3rd day of February, 1908. TnSTANTED Known— That wo are ready * ? to send you samplos and to quote to your advantage — Cocksfoot, Ryegrass (Italian and Perennial), Crested Dogntail, Danthonia, Fescues, Fiorin, Paspnlum, Poap, Prairie, Timothy, Asliue, Cowgrass, Crimson Clovor, Red Clover, Ribgrass, Trefoil, White Clover, Rape, Turnips, Ryecorn, Capo Barley, Tares, Lucerne, Sheep's Parsley, White Mun» tard, Field Cabbage, Sand Vetch, Lupin, Oats in variety, etc., etc. Gibbons, 131, Lambton-qaay, Wellinstoni WANTED Known-Cheap painting, ote . now the holiday rush is over, and having one of the largest staffs of expert painters, paperhangers and decorators in the City, I am prepared to do all work, supplying the best of labour and material for the , smallest possible cost. Rin.-r up fur an estimate (free). Thos. A. 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