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Art Unions. A STON’S AET UNION. tickets-oke SHILLING each. 135 PRIZES, BANGING IN VALUE FROM 10s to £lO5. EVERYONE IS INVITED TO SUBSCRIBE. By taking a Ticket, price Is, in Aston’s Art Union, You are patronising local artists and industries fey taking a Ticket, price Is, in Aston’s Art Union, You are encouraging tlio frame makers. By taking a Ticket, price Is, iu Aston’s Art Union, You are fostering a taste for the fine arts. By taking a Ticket, price la, in Aston's Art Union, Yon secure a chance of gaining one of 135 prizes, ranging in value from 10s to £lO5. By combining with yonr friends and taking 20 Tickets in Aston’s Art Union, Value One Shilliing Each, You will be presented with a handsome Portrait of GENERAL GORDON, Locally produced by Whitcombe & Tombs, Limited, and magnificently framed in New Zealand honeysuckle wood. Addbess : MURRAY ASTON. Artist, DUNCAN’S BUILDINGS, MANCHESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. N.B. —Postage Stamps accepted. Letters answered by return of post. 9266 203 ASTON'S ART UNION.— Tickets One shilling. First prize, value £lO5. Important notification. Bach purchaser of Twenty Tickets will he presented wifh a characteristic Portrait of General Gordon, Locally produced by Messrs Whitcombe and Tombs, Limited, in a beautiful New Zealand honeysuckle frame. The payment for those tickets may be madeiu instalments, to suit the purchaser. Letters promptly answered. Postage stamps accepted. Address Murray Aston, Artist, Duncan’s Buildings, Christchurch. 40 BRIDGE’S AET UNION CLOSING, NOTICE. AT the meeilng of Shareholders held in the “Hayden" Gallery on 30th January last, it was decided that the Drawing take place on the 30th MAY, 1885. Since the meeting, many tickets have been sold, and if the remaining are sold previous to the above date the Drawing will he proceeded with at once publicly. The above is a positive announcement. See Press reports of the meeting. All who intend to subscribe, azd thus have an opportunity of obtaining those costly p-izes, should secure tickets immediately. 50 GKAND PRIZES (£10,000) pronounced the most costly pictures in any Art Union in the, world. Guaranteed offers after drawing £IOOO t'i £SOO to £2O each. Remaining tickets, £l. Can only he obtained from WILLIAM B SIDGES. Address, Bridge’s “ Haydon " Gallery, Melbourne. Prospectuses and full particulars on application. Register letters and make P.O. orders or cheques payable to Bridges. Purchasers of five tickets allowed 5 per cent. Letters promptly onswered.47B

Boad Board Notices. SPEEYDON EOAD BOAED, NOTICE TO DEFAULTING EATEPAYEES. IN Consequence of the Severance of the above Bead Board District, all Bates not Paid before Monday, 20th April, 1885, will be sued for without further delay. By Order of the Board. J. O'MALLEY. Clerk to the Board. 13th April, 1885. 2265 AVON BOAD BOAED. APPLICATIONS are invited for the appointment of Clerk to the Avon Boad Board. Schedule of duties can be seen at the office of the Board, where applications addressed to the Chairman will be received nntil 4 p.m. on Monday, the 20th April, 1885. 2101 WM. DUNLOP, Chairman. COST BOAD BOABD. NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annnal Meeting of Eatepayers m the above-named District will be held at the Boad Board Office, Cost, on Friday the first day of May, 1885, at noon, to receive statement of accounts, Ac. 2607 297 J. D, DICKINSON, Chairman. OUST EOAD BOAED ELECTION. IN accordance with the Provisions of " The Bead Boards Act, 1882," and “The Eegnlation of Local Elections Act, 1876," I hereby give notice that an Election of THBEE Persons to fill the vacancies in the above Board, caused by the retirement of Messrs Tollott, Tipping, and M'Lachlin, will be held at the Boad Board Office, Cost, on Monday, the fourth day of May, 1885. . Nominations of Candidates must be made in the form prescribed by “ The Eegulation of Local Elections Act, 1876," adCressed to the EettuningOfficer, and delivered at the Boad Board Office, Cast, before noon on Monday, the 27th day of April, 1865, 26u6 297 JOHN HEAD, Eetnroing-Officer. BICCARTON HOAD BOABD. IHEBEBY give Notice that an Election of Three Persons, in the place of Messrs H. J. Hall, H. Nnnwoek, and Wm. Boag, who retire by rotation (bat are eligible for re-election), will be held at the Biccarton Boad jßoard Office, Fendaltown, on Monday, the 4th May, 1885, Nominations must be addressed to the BetumingOfficer, »nd delivered at the above-named Boad Board Office, before Noon on Friday, the 24th April. GEO. LESLIE LEE, Beturning-Offlcer. Christchurch, 17th April, 1885. 2564 AMUBI BOAD BOABD ELEOWOMt BXTEAOEDINAEY VACANCY. 1 The Boad Boards Act, 1882," and " The Eegu tion of Local Elections Act, 1876." IN porsnance of the provisions of the abovenamed Acts, notice is hereby given that ar Election for the return of ONE Member for thi Amori Boad Board, in the place of Mr Johi M'Arthur, whose scut on the Board became vacan' under section 36 of " The Boad Boards Act, 1882,' will be held on Tuesday, the sth day of May, 1885, at the B.M. Coart, Waiau, the Poll if necessar; being held between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. And 1 require that Nominations of Candidates ii 9 nwm /\# +Vta dan/tni? fioVlorlnlo rtf ** Thfl IfMTTIIfI the form of the Second Schedule of “ The hegnky tion of local Elections Act, 1876," addressed i ‘ the Beturning-Offlcer, be delivered at the 8.l Court, Waiau, before 12 o’clock noon on Mondays the 27th day of April, 1885. . T Forms of Nomination may be had on applioatioij at the B.M. Court, Waiau. i WILLIAM J. EEEVB, Eeturning-Officer. (, B.M. Court, Waiau, 18th April, 1885, 2664 297 ii AMUBI EOAD BOAED ELECTION. THBEE OBDINAEY VACANCIES, “The Boad Boards Act, 1882," and “ The Begulation of Local Elections Act, 1876." NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuanceoT the provisions of the above-named Acts, an ELECTION for the EBTUBN of THBEE MEMBBES for the Amuri Boad Board, to fill the vacancies caused by the retirement by rotation of Messrs Eichard Corbett, Thomas Chapman, and William Oliver Eutherford (who are eligible for re-election), will be held on TUESDAY, the sth Day of May, 1885, at the B.M. Court, waiau, the POLL, if necessary, being held between the hours »f 9 a.m.and 6p.m. . . ... . And I require that nominations of candidates, in the form of the second schedule of "The Eegnlation of Local Elections Act, 1876," addressed to the Eeturniag-Offioer, be delivered at the B.M. Court, Waiau, before 12 o’clock noon on Monday, the 27th day of April, 1885. ' .... , Nomination forms may be had on application at the B.M. Court, Waiau. _ WILLIAM J. EEEVE, Betnnung-Officer. B.M, Court, Waiau, 18th April, 1885, 2605 297 SOUTH MALVEEN EOAD BOAED, ‘ The Eegulation of Local Elections Act, 1876," and “ The Boad Boards Act, 1882," "JVf OTICB is hereby given that an Election will ill bo held at the Hoard Office, Coalgate, on May the sixth, 1885, to fill the Extraordinary Vacancy on the above Board, caused by the nonattendance of Thomas Condliffe. Nominations will be received up till noon of Wednesday, 29th April next, at the above office. BOBEET COLTHAET. Eeturning-Officer. April 17th, 1886. 2533 SOUTH MALVEEN EOAD BOABD. ‘ The Boad Boards Act, 1882,” and •' The Eegnlationof Local Elections Act, 1376.” TierOTICE is hereby given that an Election will be held at the Boad Board Office, Coalgate, on May sixth, 1885, to elect Three Members to serve on the Board, in the place of James A. MTlrnith, Alexander Craighead, and Arthur L, ' Josephs, who retire by rotation. Nominations will he received at the said office up till noon of April 23rd next. Forms of application can he had from the undersigned. EO BEET COLTHAET, Beturning-Offlcer. April 16th, 1885. 2535 EAST MALVEEN EOAD BOAED. “ The Boad Boards Act, 1882,” and “ The Eegnlation of Local Elections Act, 1876." NOTICE is hereby given that an Election will be held at the Boad Board Office, Sheffield, on ' Tuesday, May fifth, 1885, to elect Three Members to serve on the above Board, in the place of William Minchin, William Tressider, and John Jehson, jhpr., who retire by rotation. Nomiuatioiis will be revived at the said office up till noon of April 24th next. Forms supplied on application to the Eeturning-Officer.. BOBEET COLTHAET, Eeturning-Officer, Sheffield. April 10th, 1885. 2SS4