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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23316, 27 July 1950, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICES BRISTOL 20 TRACTOR DEMONSTRATION to be held at OTOKO OTOKO SATURDAY, JULY 29th At 10 a.m. Light Lunch Available. Y.F.C. 257 GISBORNE AMATEUR CYCLING CLUB COMPETITION RESULT 15t.—2530: Ron Owen. 2nd.—2047: Schooner Syndicate, Box 39. 3rd.—2009: E. R, Williams. Miniature Rifle Club. 4th.—2049: J. B. Shipp, Box 193. Prizes may be collected at Mr. A. Sutton’s Cycle Shop, Peel St. 344 NOTICE I ADVISE that I will commence a Fruit and Vegetable Delivery in the Borough on Monday, July 31st. For fresh fruit and vegetables delivered to your door at competitive prices please ring 3421 between 7.30 a.m. and 430 p.m. or write No. 73, Herald. j. o. f. Mcknight 95 LIFE ASSURANCE CANNOI~BE~ LIGHTLY CONSIDERED Make a Thorough Investigation First A. 11. DE COSTA New Business Representative A.M.P. SOCIETY. GISBORNE Is Qualified to Advise on All These Matters. Consult him FIRST Phones: 4772 Office, 3703 Private. P.O. Box 122. Th. NOTICE PIGS found straying on the property of S. Pardoe, Waerenga-a-hika, will be Shot, and any damage done will be claimed for. BOROUGH OF GISBORNE WATER CONNECTIONS NOTICE is hereby given that on and after the Ist of August, 1950, the following charges for water connections will be made in order to meet increased cost of labour and materials: Jin. £7/10/- l.lin. £lO/15/3in. £B/15/- llin. £l2/5/lin. £lO/10/- 2in. £ls/-/-27/7/50 W. M. JENKINS, 216 Town Clerk. H A W Y~EfJUC ATI ON BOARD ELECTION OF MEMBER IN accordance with the provisions of the Education Act. 1914, and its amendments, I hereby notify that the following is the result of the ballot held on the 19th day of July, 1950, for the election of a member of the Board for tha North Ward of the Rural Area:— Brown, George, 81 votes; Smith, William. 115 votes; total number of valid votes recorded, 207; total number of votes rejected as informal, 11. I hereby declare William Smith to be elected as a member of the Board. Dated at Napier this 26th day of July, 1950. P. I, PAGE, 361 Returning Officer. "HONEY 'MARKETING' COMMITTEE' ELECTION THE Roll of persons deemed eligible to vote for the election of one producers’ representative to the Honey Marketing Committee, together with the number of votes allotted to each voter, will be open for inspection during official hours at undermentioned offices of Marketing Department: Auckland, Wellington, Hastings, Gisborne. Tauranga. Nelson. Christchurch and Dunedin; and also at following Post Offices: Kaitaia, Whangarei, Hamilton. Timaru. Oamaru, Gore. Invercargill. Greymouth, Blenheim, Napier. Wanganui, Palmerston North. Masterton and New Plymouth. The roll will be open for public inspection from 26th July until 9th August. 1950. Nomination forms obtainable from above offices or Returning Officer. P.O. Box 1500. Wellington. Nominations close midday 16th’ August. 1950. 290 GISBORNH-TH RHINO A FR. RIO ITT Telephone 3636. LEAVES GISBORNE DEPOT. 191 CHILDERS ROAD: MONDAY 2 pm. WEDNESDAY 2 p.m. FRIDAY 2 p.m. This Truck must leave at schedule time. Will Intending consignors please assist by noting the time of departure and have freight, parcels, etc delivered to depot sufficiently early to maintain timetable Th.S IE RAILWAYS DEPARTMENT has eancies on the Permanent Staff as ider: — CLERICAL CADETS.—Youths 15 to years of age with not less than two ars’ secondary education. Holders School Certificate or University finance Examination accepted up to 20 ars of age. Commencing salaries vary cording to educational qualifications, d include lodging allowances it living /ay from home. Good openings for is in search of a career. TRAFFIC BRANCH.—Youths and an 16 to 39 years of age. LOCOMOTIVE BRANCH.—Youths d men 16 to' 23 years of age. Opportunities tor advancement, iperannuatton optional. Railway travelling privileges. Imoved wages scale. Apply nearest Stationmaster or Railjy Office, or write General Manager, ailways, Wellington. 894 COOK COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTORAL ROLLS OF RIDINGS 1950 ’UBLIC Notice is hereby given that lursuant to Section 44 of the "Counties \ct 1920” a Roll has been prepared for iach of the several Ridings of the bounty of Cook. A copy of the said Roll has been delosited at the County Office, Cnilders toad, Gisborne, and a copy of the Roll >f each Riding has been deposited as ihown hereunder. These Rolls are open for inspection luring business hours from the 27th luly, 1950, to the 15th August, 1950. Any objection to the Rolls of tha Hidings of the County must be made in writing and must be received in the bounty Office on or before the 22nd \ugust, 1950. SCHEDULE Gisborne Riding.—Post Offices ai Drmond and Makaraka. Muriwai Riding.—Manutuke Post Dffice. Pakarae Riding.—Mr. S. Feasey’s Store, Whangara. Patutnhi Riding.—Post Offices at Patutahi and Wncrenga-o-kuri. Pouawa Riding.—Mr. D. H. Miller’s Store, Okitu. Taruheru Riding. Post Office, Sexton. . „ Te Aroha Riding.—A. B. Steel’s Resiience. Pehiri." and Post Office, Wae--enga-o-kuri. Tiniroto Riding—Post Offices at Tinl•oto and Waerenga-o-kuri. Waimnta Riding.—Mr. E. Brcingan’s Store, Waimata Valley. Waingake Riding.—Mr. Chiplin’s Store, Manutuke. hataupoko Riding.—Post Office, aui Beach. R. K. GARDINER, County Clerk. ALLEY—LAND AGENT SHED Guest House five minutes rom Post Office. Gross profit eck. Sound investment for maruple. Very cheap. riFUL Home, large garage accommodate 9 horses, room n, all-electric, 11 acres. 2 chains :e main road Makaraka. Rent pay interest_whole cost; £ 5100. tIOR New Home, 7 rooms, every ience, all-electric large garage mp. fowl-house. Bargain £3360' Alley, Masonic Buildings 1: Office 2392, Private 4450 8