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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 8146, 18 April 1887, Page 8

Election Notices. WAIPARA LICENSING DISTRICT. ELECTION OP LICENSING COMMITTEE, the toUowing FIVE PERSONS to bo DUL Y ELECTED to con. Btitate the Licenßiug Committee of ilia Waipar* District, being the only Candidates Nominated!— Messrs Andrew Black Robert Johnston James Little James D. Lance John Olsen And I appoint SATURDAY, the 23rd day April, 1887. Noon, at the Boad ffl o£ T VVaikari, as the Place where the Committee ‘ hold its first meeting, for the purpose of their Chairman. & Waikari, April 16, 1887. Wm. KNIGHT, Eetnmlng.Officer. LAKE COLERIDGE ROAD BOARD ELECTION. NOTICE is hereby given that an ELECTION, in accordance with Clause 49 of " The Board Act, 1882,” will be held at the Late Cole* ridge Boad Board Office on SATURDAY, May 7th, at 1 p.m., for the purpose of Electing TWO MEMBERS to fill the vacancies earned by the retirement of Messis J. H. Bond and J. Murchison, both of whom are eligible for re-election. Nomination of Candidates must be left with the Retarning-Officer, at the Boad Board Office, neac Snowden, on or before WEDNESDAY, April 27th. 5501 GEO. BAEEK, Returning-Officer. TO THE MEMBERS OP THE AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PEOVIDENT SOCIETY. HAVE the honour to announce myself aa a Board of Directors. I am a Policy-holder of nearly 25 years’ standing,, and have always taken a great interest in oar Society's welfare. Believing that my views respecting the future management of the Society are in accord with those of the great majority of the members, not only in New South Wales, but throughout the Colonies generally, I appeal «Ut.h confidence to you to elect me at the ensuing annual meeting. A. jSbiley, MsApr of Sydney. March 23.1887. \ ■ 6344 Educational. SINGING and pianoportk. jW’ME. BEUZAUD. ILA.M. (Pirat-clasa Certiff. FJL cate Royal Academy), pnp-1 at Signor Garcia, Pietro EAe, and Dr Wylde. Visits and Receives Pupils for voice Cultivation and Classical and Modern Music. 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