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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 13948, 3 January 1906, Page 11

Election Notices. CHRISTCHURCH DRAIN-AGE BOARD. TRIENNIAL. ELECTION. In pursuance of the provisions of “The Christchurch District Drainage Act, 1875,” and of “ The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1904,” and of the Acts amending the same respectively. ■jVTOTICE is Hereby Given that the following Candidates have been nominated for the undermentioned sub-districts, viz.: NORTH-EAST CHRISTCHURCH—'■WiIIiam Epthorp Samuels NORTH-WEST CHRISTCHURCH— Edward Jennings SOUTH-EAST CHRISTCHURCH— Robert Pitcaithly SOUTH-WEST CHRISTCHURCH— Bent Joshua. Hamilton Carew SYDENHAM— Janies Forrester LINW'OCD— Henry John Otley RICCARTON— Samuel Albert Staples SPREADONJohn Down And being the ONLY CANDIDATES NOMINATED for the Sub-Districts opposite their respective names, I Hereby Declare them DULY ELECTED. Notice is further given that the following Candidates have been also nominated for the under-mentioned sub-districts, viz.: ST ALBANS— Frederick John Barlow George Burston Chick AVON— Charles Burgess Robert Marsuall Creswell Wilfred John Walter HEATHCOTE— Walter HiW George MTntyre Polls for the return of ONE MEMBER for each of the above-named respective- sub-dis-tricts will bo taken on TUESDAY, the Ninth Day of January, 19C6, between the hours of 9 o'clock a.m. and 6 o’clock p.m., as under;— ST ALBANS— The Wesleyan School Boom, Rugby Street St Matthew’s School Room, Caledonian Road AVON— St Paul’s School Room, Pa.panui The Avon Road Board Office, Brigg’s Road The Borough Council Office, New Brighton HEATHCOTE— The Heathcote Road Board Office, Ferry Road The Woolston Borough Council Office, Woolston The Shelter Shed, Buckley’s Road, near the Cemetery EDWIN -CUTHBERT, ! Returning-Offioer. January 2nd, 1006 1934 THE ROUTE WAIMAKARIRI RIVER 1 • BOARD. THEREBY give notice, in pursuance of the River Boards Act, 1654, and the Local Elections Act, 1901, that an ELECTION of NINE PERSONS, to form the South Waimakariri River Board, will be held on TUESDAY, the 9th day of January, 19G6; that is to say, one member for each of the following sub-districts, viz:— Christchurch South-west Christchurch South-east Christchurch North-west Christchurch North-east Sydenham Heathcote Avon Eiccarton Lincoln Nominations for each of the above-named sub-districts, in the form set forth in the first schedule of the Local Elections Act, 1001, must be delivered to, me, or addressed to me and delivered at the Board's office, 220, Hereford Street, Christchurch, before NOON on WEDNESDAY, 3rd January, 1906. HENRY ALLISON, Returnihg-bfficer. Christchurch, 9th December, 1905. 467 Properties For Sale or To Let GEORGE KING AND CO. OFFICES TO LET, IN EITHER SUITES OR SINGLE ROOMS ON GROUND AND FIRST FLOORS. SOMERSET BUILDINGS, HEREFORD STREET. TO those requiring offices, wa strongly recommend the above as being the most up-to-date in Obrislohuroh, or, in fact, in the eolony. Every Room Automatically Heated, Strong Rooms, Lavatories. ' ALSO. TO LET, THE BASEMENT, very large, well lighted, and may be heated. Electric Lift, Lavatory, Strong Room. Apply to GEORGE KING AND 00., Estate Agents, X 3622 Hereford Street. SPECIAL. HIGH-CLASS LARGE SHEEP PROPERTY FOR SALE PRIVATELY. 5000 ACRES NORTHERN ASPECT. Carrying 3500 SHEEP. 3500 £3 7s 6d PRICE £3 7s Cd PER ACRE. SITUATE IN THE SOUTH, On the Christchurch side of Dunedin. Wo have received instructions from the owner, who lives in Christchurch, to sell the above VALUABLE PROPERTY. A considerable quantity of the land is suitable for dairying purposes, and tbo sole reason of its sale is the fact that'the owner would prefer having a property nearer to Christchurch. The Estate is well fenced, subdivided into convenient-sized paddocks, and is exceptionally well watered. The house was recently erected, and consists of six large rooms, hot and cold water supply, etc., and the outbuildings are all that can bo desired. The Working Plant, Furniture, Stock, etc., can be purchased at valuation. The Property is capable of very large improvement, and the stock that is carried all the year round stamps it as an exceptionally cheap Sheep Property, being quite £2 per acre less than can be purchased in Canterbury. The above offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire absolutely the cheapest property that has come on the market for years past. A three days’ option to purchase will be given to anyone wishing to inspect, in order of priority of application for same. W. J. HOPKINS AND CO.. Bowron’s Buildings, ‘ CHRISTCHURCH,