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Evening Star, Issue 21820, 8 September 1934, Page 14

ELECTION NOTICES. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF POLL ON PROPOSAL TO ADOPT UNIMPROVED VALUE RAT INC SYSTEM. PURSUANT to the provisions of “ The Rating Act, 1925,” PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a poll will be taken on TUESDAY, the 11th DAY of SEPTEMBER, 1934, on a proposal that henceforth the system of rating property on the basis of the Unimproved Value thereof be adopted in the City of Dunedin. Electors qualified to vote are all persons enrolled on the District Electors’ List, With the exception of those enrolled in respect of the Residential or the Occupier’s qualifications. The Polling Places are situated as follows, and the poll will open at 9 a.m. and close at -7 p.m.:— North-east Valley Town Hall, North road. Salvation Army Hall, North road. Presbyterian Church, Signal Hill road, Opoho. Presbyterian Church, corner Gladstone road and Pine Hill road, Dalniore. Woodhaugh Mission Hall. George Street School Hall. Albany Street School Hall. Knox Church Sunday School, King street. Concert Chamber, Town Hall, Harrop street. Burns Hall, Burlington street. Mr H. Watt’s Shop, 206 Princes street (next Empire Hotel), St. Andrew’s Church Hall, Carroll street. Russell Street Mission Hall. Marigold Salon, Musselburgh Rise. Presbyterian Church Sunday School, Anderson’s Bay. ■ Oddfellows’ Hall, King Edward street, Kensington. South Dunedin Town Hall, King Edward street. Methodist Sunday School Hall, Wesley street. Oddfellows’ Hall, David street. Caversham Methodist Sunday School, South road. St. Clair Pavilion, Bedford street. Martin’s Shop, 110 South road. Baptist Church, Elgin road, Mornington. Old Council Chambers (at Tram Sheds), Mornington. Mr S. Solomon’s garage, Granville terrace. Dining Booms, opposite Roslyn Woollen Mills, Kaikorai Valley road. Wakari Hall, Nairn street. Salvation Army Hall, Highgate. Roslyn Institute, Highgate. Coronation Hall, Balmacewen road, Maori Hill. E. T. COX. Mayor; G. A. LEWIN, Returning Officer. Dunedin, 20th day of August, 1934. MEETINGS. KAIKORAI CRICKET CLUB. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the above Club Will be held in the Pavilion, Bishopscourt, on THURSDAY, the 13th September, at 8 o’clock. BUSINESS: Annual Report and Balance-sheet. Election of Officers. General. A cordial invitation extended to all players and supporters. W. MURIB, Hon. Secretary. GRANGE CRICKET CLUB. TITHE FIFTY-SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING A- of the above Club will be held in the Pavilion, North Ground, on TUESDAY Next, September 11th, at 7.45 p.m. BUSINESS: , Adoption of Annual Report and Balancesheet. Election of Office-bearers. Presentation of Trophies, and General. W. A- ROWLAND, Hon. Secretary. NORTH-EAST VALLEY CRICKET CLUB. The fourteenth annual general MEETING of the above Club will be held in the Club’s Pavilion at 7.45 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 12th - September. Members, supporters, and; intending members cordially invited. Business: To receive and adopt annual report and balancesheet: election of officers; general. G. ANDERSON, Hon. Sec. PORT CHALMERS CRICKET CLUB. ALL MEMBERS and Intending Members are cordially invited to Attend the ANNUAL MEETING in Buffalo Hall. Mount street, WEDNESDAY, September 12, 8 p.m. Supporters and members of the Borough Council Will be made welcome. Business: Balance-sheet, report; election of officers. D. A. W. MIDDLETON. ■' President. RATING ON UNIMPROVED VALUES. riEM. SILVBRSTONE willl Speak at the Vy PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HALL, SIGNAL HILL, OPOHO, on MONDAY, 10th September, at 8 p.m. Full reply to those councillors opposing a change. Ratepayers, Come Along and Hear the Case for the Proposed Change. RADIANT Health Club, St. Andrew street, Monday, 7.45; Bring and Buy Sale, fruit; supper; all interested invited; collection. T\TATIONAL Unemployed Workers’ MoveIi ment.—At the Museum Grounds on Sunday, 9th September, at 2.30 p.m.. Openair Meeting to discuss the Workers’ Charter of Demands and the Gisborne unemployed’s stand against conditions at ithe aerodrome; speakers—Messrs Geddes, ■ PoWell, Ikin, Maitland, and MacArthur.- ■ TAGO General Labourers.--—The Monthly Meeting will be held on Tuesday, 11th September, 8 p.m., in Premier Buildings, 172 Princes street; business, general.—R. Harrison, secretary. ■ . DOUGLAS Social Credit Movenment. — Miss King, M.A., will give report of movement’s growth in the North Island on Tuesday, 11th September, 8 p.m., Theosophical Hall; all welcome. R"ADIANT Health Chib, St. Andrew street, Monday, 7.45, Bring-and-buy Sale; muscal items; fruit, supper; all interested welcome: collection. POULTRY. POULTRY. IMPORTANT!— Send your ORDER for WHITE LEGHORN SETTINGS to BEWS BROS., Sawyers Bay. Why? Because, they have a grand strain of layers. 100,000 eggs to date, average 208 last year. 4s 6d Per Setting, 30s per 100, c-w.o. STRONG, healthy Chicks now ready, in any quantity,' 10s, 12s, and 15s doyen; Settings, any strain, from" 5s to 7s 6d; also 1 Broody Hen,’ 8.0., 7s 6d.—Andsow Seed Co., 267 King Edward street , (opp. Crystal Ice Co.), South Dunedin. . - EALTHY White Leghorn Chicks, Mills Doman strain; 10s dozen.—s2 Woodhaugh street, ■ • - ■ KENE’S Sturdy Chicks.bred from heavy laying stock; special large lots.—Skene’S, Stuart street, Dunedin. ' - KENE’S “Productive” Eggs for setting now ready, best breeds; also Duck Eggs.—Skene’s;'. Stuart street, Dunedin. OW Ready. Chicks! Chicks! Chicks I bred from Government graded hens; don’t buy cheap chicks; insist on the best. —Skene’s, Stuart street, Dunedin. AY-OLD W.L. Chicks, hatching September jßth; good strain; Is each. — Mrs Law, Alexander street, Abbotsford. OR SALE, Hen and 11 White Leghorn Chickens, 2 days old; good strain; 12s. —Phone 207 M. ' IRCLE Incubators, Legbands, Punches, Thermostats, Mica, Lamps, Egg Brooder Parts, Thermometers.— Preddy Store, 389 George street.