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Evening Star, Issue 22026, 11 May 1935, Page 16

PUBLIC NOTICES. THE ‘SPORTS SPECIAL.’ THE ‘SPORTS SPECIAL/ THE ‘SPORTS SPECIAL.’ THE ‘SPORTS SPECIAL/ EVERY SATURDAY EVENING. EVERY SATURDAY EVENING. PRICE, TWOPENCE. ORDER NOW. COPIES MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE FOLLOWING AGENTS: RAILWAY BOOKSTALL. NORTH DUNEDIN— Mrs Bullen, 139 Dundas street Mr Boyland, 54 Albany street. Mr Divers, 602 King street Mrs Cook, 136 Frederick street Mr Carr, corner Union and Castle sts. Mrs Gardiner, Castle and Howe streets B. F. Lee, Eden street Mr Kerr, Duke Street Marble Bar. Mr Morgan, corner Regent road Mr G. Kitchen, 680 George street Mrs Crawford, St. Andrew street Mr A. Brown, 305 George street PRINCES •STREET SOUTH (406) Mr Parnell HANOVER STREET (178) Mrs Alison FILLEUL STREET Mr Chave ARTHUR STREET (74) Miss Olsen GAVERSHAM ••••• Mrs Carey CAVERSHAM (Sidey street) Mr Harborow GAVERSHAM (Glen) Miss D. Martin ST. CLAIR Mr J. S. Algie RICHARDSON ST. (122) Mr J, B. White BAY VIEW ROAD (352) Mrs Denton KEW (Bangor terrace) Mr Burnett CARGILL ROAD J. H. Hofland CARGILL ROAD (241) ... Mr A. G. Monk SOUTH DUNEDIN Cargill’s Corner PARKSIDE Mrs Ramsay ST KILDA Mr Ritchie, Bookseller ST.' KILDA COUNCIL CHAMBERS Mrs Lang ST KILDA (Bowen street) Mrs Cuttle QUEEN’S DRIVE CORNER ... Mr Hinton 38 BEGG STREET Mr T. Kellan ANDERSON’S BAY ROAD Mr Arthur MUSSELBURGH RISE Mrs Young NORMANBY STREET (6) Mr J. R. Smith TAINUI ROAD (20) Mr Granger ANDERSON’S BAY (Ross Corner) Mr L. Jefferson TOMAHAWK ROAD Mr Pringle ANDERSON’S BAY Miss Read MORNINGTON Mrs Hall MORNINGTON Mr M'Morran KENMURE ROAD (106) Mrs Mack ELGIN ROAD Miss M’Kmlay GLEN AVENUE Mrs Burgess MARYHILL Mr H. Wen DALMORE Miss Vickers ROSLYN -„ Mr ,3 ann SHETLAND STREET (32) ... Mr M Lean BISHOPSCOURT Mr Haworth MAORI HILL Mr W. Simpson. MAORI HILL Miss R. Bird WOODHAUGH Mr Roxburgh TOMAHAWK Mr Pereira NORTH-EAST VALLEY ... Morgan’s Shop Mrs Allan Mr Rainsford KAIKORAI VALLEY Mrs M'Fadyen Mr Hunter OPOHO Mr J. H. Williams OPOHO Mr Thomson MACANDREW BAY Mr Dackers RAVENSBOURNE Mrs Henden BROAD BAY Mrs Fowler Miss Clearwater PORTOBELLO Mr Henderson Unity Tea Rooms ST. LEONARDS Mr Robh SAWYERS BAY Mrs Perry PORT CHALMERS ‘Star’ Office OAMARU Mr A. E. Barsdell, 52 Ribble street WAIT ATI Mrs Jackson SEACLIFF Mrs Smith PALMERSTON Mr Robinson TIMARU Mr H. H. Dodd GREEN ISLAND PICTURES GREEN ISLAND Mr Kano BURNSIDE Mr Bush Mr Oliver ABBOTSFORD ... FAIRFIELD BRIGHTON MOSGIEL ..... ALLANTON ..... MILTON LAWRENCE iOTUREHUA WAIHOLA STIRLING BALCLUTHA .... BALCLUTHA .... KAITANGATA .. GORE MATAURA HERIOT MIDDLEMARCH RANFURLY ALEXANDRA .... CROMWELL OARDRONA KINGSTON Mrs Sainsbury Mr Shearer Mr Murdoch Mr Borley Mr Rennie Mr M'Leod Miss Murphy Mr Hopkins , Gilchrist and Son Mr M‘Carthy .... Mr G.i Duncan Mr R. Davey, jun.- .. Mr C. Stevenson Mr Crowe Mr F. Ffrost Mr Medley Mr Sinclair Mr Pacey Mr Hanrahah Mr R. Hewitt Mr L. J. Anderson Mr R. M'Dougall K. Muir

■VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Register of Shareholders of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand will be CLOSED as from TUESDAY, the 14th May, till WEDNESDAY, 12th June, 1955 (both days inclusive). W. B. EGGERS, Acting Chief Accountant. DO YOUR WINTER SHOPPING EARLY WITH A PROVIDENT CASH ORDER. THE Leading Business Houses of Dunedin accept these Orders for drapery, clothing, footwear, hardware, paints, papers, prams, etc., etc, _ Repayments are easy at Is in £1 per week. Full particulars FREE from PROVIDENT CASH ORDER CO. P.O. Bos 236, Dunedin, Cl. VISIT GEO. B. WITHERS’ HAIRDRESSING SALOON, 58 PRINCES STREET (2 Doors from Stewart Dawson’s), Where Every Customer gets a Clean, Fresh Hairbrush and Shaving Brush straight from the Steriliser. No Brush used twice ■ same day. Loewe, Ben Wade, Civic Pipes in Stock. A ND don’t forget, Master Schoolboy— A. “ NUGGET” your Shoes every morning. * DUNEDIN SUNSHINE SOCIAL CLUB. EXCURSION TO GREYMOUTH AND REWANUI (Also taking Excursionists , for Arthur s Pass, Otira, Moana, and Stillwater). Adults, 255; Under 15 years, 12s 6d. Reserved Seats, Is. Pillows, Is, for both journeys. Steam-heated Express Train leaves Dunedin 9.25 p.m., Saturday, Ist June, returning 12.2 p.m., Monday, 3rd June. Tickets from D.I.C. and H. 0. Marsh, 11 Howard street. Visit the West Coast, renowned for its hospitality and scenery, under ideal conditions. . ’, . .. , Dunedin Highland Pipe Band in attendance. See handbills for further particulars. H. 0. MARSH, ; Org. Sec. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. PERSONS requiring FLATS either at Castle Buildings or Fernhill Garden Flats may inspect TWO of the best now becoming vacant. APPIy LAWRENCE BROS., Builders. Duke’s Buildings, St. Andrew street. Are you satisfied with your Flower Service? If not try Floraldene. Next Regent Theatre. See our Window Display of glorious Edith Cavlll Chrysanthemums. We Specialise in Made-up Work of All Descriptions. Phono 10-059; 13-290 after hours. ELECTION NOTICES. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. ELECTION OF MAYOR. In the Matter of “ The Municipal Corporations Act, 1920,” and “ The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925.” I HEREBY Give Public Notice that at the Election for the Office of Mayor of the City of Dunedin, held on Wednesday, the Bth day of May, 1935, the persons hereinafter named were Candidates and received the number of Votes set opposite thennames respectively—that is to say: COX, Edwin Thoms ... MARLOW, James John Black, Robert Sheriff ... Informal votes ... ... 210 I Hereby Declare the said EDWIN dS COX to be duly elected to such office. G. A. LEWIN, Returning Officer. Town Hall, Dunedin, May 11, 1935. r JACKSON PURDIE * wishes to THANK sincerely all those io Voted for him at the City Council ections. COUNCIL ELECTION. D. G. M‘MI LL A N desires to THANK the Many Electors who supported him, and assures them of his earnest endeavours on behalf of all citizens. IF you need Building Material send an Advertisement to the ‘ Star,’