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Koad Board Notices. TEMPLETON ROAD BOARD. GENERAL ELECTION OF MEMBERS. I-, HEREBY give notice, in pursuance of the provisions of the Road Boards Act, 3832, the Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1576, and the Amendments thereof, Unit an ELECTXOM Ui? FIVE MEMBERS to constitute the Templeton Road hoard will ho held at the ROA D BOARD OFFICE, YALDHUKBT, on FRIDAY, MAY 6th, 1898. ... i NOMINATIONS in tho proscribed form must he delivered at tho Road Board Office, Ynldhurst, BEFORE NOON on FRIDAY, ABRIL 29111, ISSB. . , . ~ Forms of nomination can be obtained at tne Road Board Office. FREDERICK J. CLARKE, Returning-oltioer. April 19th, 1893. . . 4111 OTIOE'is hereby given that the ANNUAL MEETING of Ratepayers of the I ompleton Koad District will be held at the Road Hoard Office, Yaldhnrst, at NOON, on MONDAY, HAY 2nd, IKfe * GEO. F. CARPENTER, 4112 Chairman Templeton Road Boaid ~~COItRTENA\'ROAirsOABD DISTRICT. TKTOTICW is hereby given that tne ANNUAL MEETING OF RATEPAYERS of tho above District will hi hold on MONDAY, May 2nd, Ibpo, at 1.80 p.m.. at the ,Koad Board Office, Jvirwoc, when a Statement of the Eccr-ipi s andExpcnditnie of the Board for tho yea l- ending March 3isfc last will be submitted to the Ratepayers. 4102 A. J. FRANCIS, clerk to the Board. COURTENAY ROAD BOARD. The Rond Boards Act, 1332, and tho Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876. I HEREBY giro Notice that, in acccrlauce with the above-named Acts, an ELECTION ot SEVEN MEMBERS, to form dm Courtenay Road Board, will bo held on FRIDAY, May 2nd, 1898, atho following r>lae-*s :—Road Board Office, jvirwce; the Saluyariis Building, Darfield; the Sehoolhonso, Greepdaie ; and the tSolxoolbouse, west Melton. Nominations, which must be in’ the form prescribed bv the Act, must be addressed to the and delivered at the Road Board Office, Kirwec, before 12 noon of FRIDAY, April £9th hist. Forms of Nomination supplied on application to the undersigned. A. J, FRANCIS, 416 P Retnrning-offieer. souraldTi7TORN~EO ad district. I HEREBY' give notice, in accordance with the provisions of the Read Board Act, 1892, Amendment Act, 188 >, and the Regulation of Local Elections Act, IS/G, that nn ELECTION to fill FIVE vacancies on the South Malvern Road Board will bs held at the Office, Coalgate, on YVEDNESI)AY, 4th day of May next. i Nominations to be left with the undersigned beforeNoou of APRIL 27th, 18981 ' ’ Nomination forms will be supplied on application at the Road Board Office, Coalgate. BOUVET COLTHAET, Beturning-offi cer. Coalgate, April !Bth, ISOS. 4000 KOWAI ROAD BOARD DISTRICT. GENERAL ELECTION OP MEMBERS. I HEREBY give notice, in accordance with “ Tho Road Boards Act, 1882," Regulation of Local Elections A_ct, IR7G,’’ and amendments thereto, t.i-at a GENERAL ELECTION OP FIVE RATEPAYERS, to form the Kowai Road Board, will bs held at the Read Beard Office, Balcairn, on FRIDAY, the Gth day of May, 18D8. NOMINATIONS must bo in tho form prescribed in the Second Schedule of “ The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 187 G,” and delivered to the lieturnine-officer, or addressed to him and delivered at “the Hoad Board Office, Balcairn, before Noon on WEDNESDAY, (h> 27th day of April, 1898. Nomination forms may heohtained from the undersigned. GEO. S. HICKMAN, Rsturuing-offlcnr. Balcairn, 18th April, 1898. KOWAI ROAD'bOAKD DISTRICtT NOTICE. The annual meeting of ratepayers of tho Kowai Road District will be held in the Road Board Office, Balcairn, at Noon on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of May. 1898, when the duly audited balance-sheet for the year ended 3lst March, 1893, will he laid before the meeting. E. B. HOLDSWORTH, 4K30 Chairman, fj Balcairn, 18th April, 1893. Skipping Molxosc. THE WANGANUI UP-RIVER TOURIST STEAMER LINE (New Zealand’s Rhine.) MEW TOU-BTBT EOUTE. AUCKLAND - WELLINGTON Or vice versa, via iTHE-WANGANUI RIVER, THE VOLCANOES, TOKAANU, LAKE TAUPO, ROTORUA THE pleasantness of a Trip on this Beautiful River will linger in tho Mind for Ever. Steamers: “MANUWAI,” “ WAIEEEE ” and “ OHUBA.’’ TIME-TABLE: Wanganui to Pipiriki, TUESDAYS. Above PipiTiki half day WEDNESDAYS. Pipiriki to Wanganui, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Wanganui to Pipiriki, FRIDAYS. Above Pipirik " halt day SATURDAYS. Pipiriki to Wanga ntii, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. FARES—Wanganui to Pipiriki, return, 255. Above Pipiriki 10a. 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