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Road Board Notices. j ASHLEY HOAl> BOARD. ANNUAL MEETING. N jmrßiuuico of tho provisions of "The Road L Hoards Act, 1882," nnd "Tho Boad Hoards I Act Amendment Act, 1883," I hereby give notieo that the Annual Mooting of Ratepayer* will be held attheKoad Hoard Office, Lobum, at O.lSOa.m, on Wednesday, the 7th May. I By ordor of the Hoard, ] JAS. DUTHIE, Clerk to the Board. April 10th, 1884. uu 2or, ASHLEY ROAD BOARD. ELECTION OP MEMBERS. I JHE following Persons havo heou duly Nomi- . nated for Election to fill tho vacancies on the Asliloy Rood Board . Mr Charles Avery Cunningham Mr Robert Francis Croft Mr David Diok. An Election for two of the above-named Candidates will be hold in the Ashley Road Hoard Oißco, Loburn, on Wednesday, May 7th, 1884, immediately after tho Annual Meeting of Ratepayers. The Elootion to bo conducted in accordance with Section 40 of " The Road Hoards Act, 1882," namely, by a show of hands of the ratepayers then presont. JAS. DUTHIE, Returning-Officer. 26th April, 1684. 5990 4938 308, SOUTH RAKAIA ROAD DISTRICT. ANNUAL ELECTION. HE following' Candidates having been duly nominated as memberß of the South Rakaia Road Board, in the place of Messrs Maokie and , Mann, 1 Hartnell, Walter Mulligan, Robert Turner, Charles William j Tucker, Caleb A Poll will be taken for the election of Two of the I above-named Candidates on Monday, the sth day of May, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., at the Road Board Office, South Rakaia, and the Schoolhouse, Kyle. 5059 A. MAKEIQ, Roturuing-Officer. LITTLE RIVER ROAD BOARD. \KE Annual Meeting of Ratepayers of the . Little River District will be held at the Rood Board Office at noon on May 6th. I 4466 T. QUEALY, Clerk. LITTLE RIVER ROAD BOARD. N pursuance of " The Road Boards Act, 1882," and "The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 187(5," I hereby give notice that an election of two members for the Little River Road Board, in lieu of Messrs Herrick and Radford, will be held simultaneously at the Libraries, Toi Tapu and Little River, and at the Office of the Board, on Tuesday, May 6, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 o'clock p.m. Nominations, which must be in the form set forth in schedule 2 of " The Regulation of Local Elections Act," will be received, addressed to the Returning-Officer, and delivered at the Road Board Office any time after the publication of this notice, and before noon of Tuesday, April 29th. Nomination forms may be had at the Post Offices, Tai Tapu and Little River. T. QUEALY, Returning-Officer. Road Board Office, April 18th, 1884. 4465 , MALVERN ROAD BOARD ELECTION. .N Pursuance of the provisions of " The Road Boards Act, 1882," "The Road Boards Act Amendment Act, 1883," and "The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876," I hereby give notice I that an election of two members to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Messrs Thomas I Everard Upton and Frederick Benham (who are eligible for re-election), will be held at the | Road Board office, Springfield, on Monday, sth May, 1884, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. [ Nominations to be left with the undersigned before 12 o'clock noo- on Monday, 28th April, I 1884, at the Road Board office, Springfield. Nomination forms on application. E. J. SHANKS, Returning-Officer. 1 19th April, 1884. 4400 294 TEHPLETON ROAD BOARD DISTRICT. JHE Annual Meeting of Ratepayers of this ._ District will take place at the Road Board I Office, Yaldhurst, at 12 o'clock noon on Monday I next, May sth, for the purpose of receiving Statement of Accounts. 5084 " JOHN TAYLOR, Clerk to the Board. PRINGS ROAD BOARD ELECTION. I Hereby declare I Mr John A. Pannett And Mr Peter Tod 1 duly elected to serve as members of the Springs Road Board, they being the only persons nominated to fill two ordinary vacancies. THOS. M. MARTIN, Returning-Officer. i Springston, 2nd May, 1884. 5133 OXFORD ROAD BOARD ELECTION. ; EXTRAORDINARY VACANCYHEREBY give notice, in accordance with the provisions of " The Road Boards Act, 1882," >and " The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876," that an election of one person on the above Board, to fill the extraordinary vacancy caused by insufficient nominations at the annual 1 election on May 6, will be held on Tuesday, 19th day of May, 1884, at Lhe Eoad Board office. The nominations of candidates in the form set forth in the second schedule of "The Local Elections Act, 1876," must be addressed to the Returning-Officer, and delivered at the Road Board office, before noon I on Monday, 12th May, 1884. Forms of nomination may be obtained from the Returning-Officer. JOHN DOBSON, Returning-Officer. | Oxford, May 2, 1884. 5127 COURTENAY ROAD BOARD ELECTION. " HEREBY Give Notice that Messrs Thomas Hamilton Anson, James Gough, and Archibald M'Nae, being the only persons nominated, are duly elected members of the Board. A. J. FRANCIS, Returning-Officer. Kirwee, May Ist, 1884. 5142 AMURI ROAD BOARD. |HE Following gentlemen have been duly i_ nominated to fill the three vacancies on this Board, viz., Andrew Wm. Rutherford James Macfarlane John M'Arthur. And there being no other nominations, I hereby declare the said three gentlemen to be duly elected members of the Amuri Road Board. 5138 D. DAYIDSO S, Returning-Officer. Art Unions. 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