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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 9, 11 July 1922, Page 2

: / „- , WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY, i-r IN THE MATTER of "The Municipal " Corporations Act, 1908," and of "The 1 Looal Elections and Polls Act, 1908." I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the following three persons have been duly Nominated as Candidates for • the Office of Councillor for the City of Wellington: CAVANAGH, Patrick GLOVER, John ' PARTON, Alexander Walter As there is only one vaosuicy to be filled, I hereby also give notice that a Poll will be taken as between the saidl Candidates, on TUESDAY, 18th July, 1922, at the following Polling places:— Abel Smith-street, Alexandra Hall. Adelaide-road, Masonic Hall. Aro-street, Methodist Churoh. • Bay-road (Kilbirnie), Church of Christ. Cuba-street, Town Hall. Featherston-street, Bethune's-, Auction ' Mart. Humber-atreet (Island Bay), St. Hilda's Hall. Kaiwarra, Bowden's Store. Karori, Borough Council Office. i Kelburn, Tea Kiosk. Eent-torraos, Oangrogr&tion&l Churoh. Khand«aUOi, Khandallah Hall. : _ s Lambton-quay, Harcourt's Auction Mart. Lyall Bay Parade, Rowell's Tea Rooms. Miramar, Borough Council' Office. Northland-road, Ghurchrooin. Ngaio, Methodist Churobroom. Ohiro-road (Brooklyn), Baptist Sohoolroom. " . ; Riddiford^street, Newtown Library. Riddiford-street, St. Thomas's Hall. j Rosenoath, Schoolroom. | Seatoun, Masonic Hall. Sydney-street, Gymnasium. Tinakori-road, Kearney's Tea' Rooms. Tinalcori-road, St. Paul's Schoolroom. Wadestown, Club-room, Pitt-street. Waitoa-road (Hataitai), Methodist Church; flail. Polling Hours: 9 a.m, to 7 pan. JAMES AMES, Returning .Officer, City of Wellington, j Dated this 11th day of July, 1922. . MUNICIPAL BY-E-LEOTION. TN support "of MR.' J. GLOVER'S canX didature a Labour Party Meeting will be held TO-NIGHT at 8 in ST. ANNE'S HALL, NORTHLAND. Speakers: Councillors P. Eraser, M.P., and C. i H. Ch&pnfen; E. J. Howard, M.P., J. ! Glover, and A. W. Crockery. \ ' MUNICIPAL MILK DEPARTMENT. .IMPORTANT TO HOUSEHOLDERS: fTIHE Attention of Householders is called 1 to the fact that certain difficulties at present are being experienced by Roundsmen in endeavouring to supply Milk in accordance with their requirements, inasmuch that some are placing their receptacles or bottles in\ obscure positions, which cannot be readily traced by the Roundsmen. Householders are hereby requested dither to place their receptacles in a conspicuous place or-rfeave a written notice in such place directing the Roundsmen to the placo where their receptacles or bottles may be found. Every consideration will be given to complaints left at the office or sent per telephono (Nos. 1567, 1568, 1610, and 1611). After office hours telephoues 1610 and 1611 only to be used. R. E. HERRON, General Manager. 11th July, 1922. f> /_LB Chocolate Fruita, tinfoil wranO/ ped; 2s lid 1b Havinclen's Nut Milk Chocolate; Walnut Cream Twists, Is 3d lb; Chocolate Jap, 2s lb. THE "BLUE BIHD" CONii'ECTIONEBS Nut Operu House.