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Grey River Argus, 27 April 1929, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. _ PAY LESS FOR THE BBST. Make D D ouglas ' ‘ MACKAY ST. & MARSDEN ROAD, YOUR for the coming year. You pay less get the best of goods. N o old stocks. New constantly arriving. Deliveries to all parts of The Phone is Np. 22. HOSPITAL BOARD ELECTION. J TO THE ELECTORS OF GREYMOUTH. Ladies and Gentlemen, — I 1 have accepted nomination for a seat on the Hospital Board., apd if elected my policy will be the comforts of the Patients and to safeguard the ratepayers’ interests. (MRS) A. V. OLLIVER, .Cowper Street. TO THE RATEPAYERS.WAIPUNA RIDING. T DESIRE to express my sincere thanks to you for returning me as your representative for so many years. II has always been my endeavour throughout to advance your Riding and the County generally. Your s faithfullv. DANIEL BAY BUTT.

COUNTY* OF GREY. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. lIOHONU RIDING. PURSUANT to Section 12 of 1 ‘The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925,” T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the following persons. have been duly nominated as candidates for the office of Councillor for the Ilohonu Riding, County of Grey: — ROBINSON, ARTHUR. RYDER, PATRICK. And there being only one- to b-* filled, a. POLL will be taken as between the candidates on WEDNESDAY, the eighth day of MAY, 1929, at the following polling places:— Westbrook Nicholas’ Residence. Ilohonu, Corbett’s Residence. Inchbonnie, School. Poerua, Buttola’s Residence. Rotomanu, Public. Hall. Te Kinga. Hall. Greymouth, County Chambers. POLLING HOURS: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dated at Greymouth this 26th day of April, 1929. M. KEATING, Returning Officer. COUNTY OF'GREY. ELECTION OF THREE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE COUNTY OF GKEY ON THE GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. PURSUANT to’ Section 12 of “TJie Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925,” I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE th -t the following persons have been duly noininated as candidates for the office of Representatives of the County of Grev for the Grev Electric Power Board:—

CARTER, HENRY GEORGE. CLAYTON, RYDER, PATRICK, MULCARE, JAMES, ROBINSON, ARTHUR. And there being only THREE vacancies to be filled, a T> OLL will be taken cs between the candidates on WED NESDAY, the eighth day of MAY, 1929, at the following polling places:— Coal Creek, Horan’s Residence. Rapahoe, Noble’s Residence. Totara Flat, School. Nobles Phalert’s Residence. Ahaura, Memorial Ha l. Roa. Mino Office. Blackball, Miners’ Hall. Lees’ Ferry, Lees’ Residence. Atarau, Turner’s Residence. Ngahere, School. Nelson Creek, School. Arnold (Stillwater), Moore’s Residence. Kotuku, Jack’s Hall. Moana, Public Hall. Ruru, Gillander’s Residence. Omoto, School. South Beach, Hewlett’s Residence. Paroa, O’Donnell’s Residence. Boddytown, Duffy’s Residence. Rutherglen, Bruhn’s Residence. Dungan viHe, Tibbles’ Re. idence. Kokiri, Lloyd’s Store. Aratika Mallinson’s Residence. Patara, Mill Office. Marsden. Coburn’s Residence. Camerons, School Hall. Westbrook, Nicholas’ Residence. Ilohonu. Corbett’s Residence. Inchbonnie. School. Poerua, Buttola’s Residence. Rotomanu, Public Hall. Te Kinga, Public Hall. Grevmouth, County Chambers. POLLING HOURS: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dated at Greymouth this 26th dav of April, 1929. M. KEATING, Returning Officer. CHEAP LIME. FOR TOPDRESSING PASTURE. rpHE ROSS LIME WORKS during April, May and June, are reducing the price of 6-ton trucks of Lime (?• tons of burnt and 3 tons of carbonate) for top-dressing pasture from £lO 15/6 to £B/10/6 per truck, cash with order. Farmers to supply 60 strong sacks. Free railage to ail bona fide J. MURDOCH, Secretary. .