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Grey River Argus, 29 April 1929, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. PAY LESS FOR THE BEST. Make D. D OUGLAS MACKAY ST. & MARSDEN ROAD, QROCER. for the coming year. Yon pay less and get the best of goods. N o old stocks. New consignments constantly arriving. Deliveries to all parts of the district. The Phone is No. 22. COMBINED DISTRICT OF THE BOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH AND THE TOWN DISTRICT OF COBDEN. POLL TO' DETERMINE THE STATUTORY CLOSING DAY. TN THE MATTER of “The Shops and ■“■Offices Act, 1921-22” and “The Mun icipal Corporations Act, 1920,” and “The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925,” and their Amendments and Regulations thereunder. WHEREAS by notice published in the “New Zealand Gazette,” No. 99, of the 9th December. 1920, the Borough of Greymouth and the Town District of Cobden were, pursuant to the provisions of Section 10 (6) of “The Shops and Offices Act, 1908,” declared to be a combined district for the purposes of that Act, notice is hereby given that a poll of the Electors of the said Combined District, will be taken on WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of May, 1929, to determine which working day of the week shall be observed as the statutory closing day within he said Combined District. The Poll will be taken at the Town Hall, Mackay Street (Tower Entrance), the Technical School, High Street (between Sawyer’s Creek Bridge and Franklin Street), Greymouth, the State School, Blaketown, (Gymnasium), and the office of the Cobden Town Board, Fox Street, Cobden, commencing at 9 o’clock in the morning and closing at 7 o’clock at night. F. H. DENTON, Returning Officer for the Convening Local Authority. Greymouth, 3rd April, 1929. f?REY HOSPITAL & CHARITABLE AID BOARD ELECTION. Ladies and Gentlemen: — I beg to inform you I am a candidate for a seat on :the above Board at Wednesday’s election. My past experience with Hospital Beard work is well-known to most residents*. Being a native of the district and knowing well the needs of the people, I claim to be competent to deal with matters connected with the Board and, if given the opportunity, will see the interests of the ratepayers are rightly respected and the administration of the institution carried out in an efficient and economical manner. Relying on your support at Wednesday’s poll, I am, Ladies and Gentlemen: Yours faithfullv — EDWIN ASHTON. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF RITD JACK’S RIDING: T DESIRE to express my SINCERE “ THANKS to you for your continued confidence in returning me unopposed for the Red Jack’s Riding. I will use my endeavours to advance your Riding. and the County generally. Yours faithfully: H. G. CARTER.

ELECTORS—ELECTORS— WEDNESDAY MEANS CONTINUED pROGRESS and pROSPERITY. Any other Half Holiday means DECREASED TRADING——DECREASED STAFFS THEREFORE UNEMPLOYMENT. Westport’s Disastrous Experiment PROVED SATURDAY A FAILURE. PROVED SATURDAY A FAILURE. PROVED SATURDAY A FAILURE. Country Residents, Professional and Business Men, Shopkeepers’ Employees ALL ADVOCATE «pOR QI?EYMOUTH’S QOOD” yyEDNESDAY {JLOBING. PROFESSIONAL. TEACHER OF MUSIC. IUTK. JAMES PATTERSON, L.R.AM L.T.C.L., A.T.C.L., L.L.C.M., L.L.S.M., Teacher of Pianoforte, Sing ing, Theory and Harmony. Pupils prepared l fo r all examinations. Ad dress: 80 High Street.