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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16741, 23 December 1914, Page 2

Which hand will you have ? No matter whether she takes the right or the left she expects to get the right Chocolates, Aislsebrook’s for which there is an ever increasing demand because of their delightful flavour. There are Chocolate Fruits, Chocclate Varieties, Imperial Chocolates, Dolly Varden Sponge, and ever to mar.jr other dainties to choose from. Ask for • Aulsebrook’s HOCOL ATES t ELECTION NOTICES. CANTERBURY COLLEGE AND CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE ACT, 166 G, and AMENDMENT ACT. 1810. IS HEREBY GIVEN : Ist.—THAT m ELECTION to FILL ON'S EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY on the Board of Governors of the Canterbury Agricultural College. caused by the death of Mr Murphy, and for the remaining portion o, the period for witch , he was olocted, namely, till DECEMBER, 1316. will be held cn JANUARY 6th, and the Poll will CLOSE at FIVE O'CLOCK on the AFTERNOON OF THAT DAY. 2nd—THAT THE MEMBER is to be elected by such Members of tl’.e Legislative Council as for the time being are resident within the Provincial District of Canterbury and by such of the Members of the House of Represrntttives &8 for th® time being represent Electoral Districts within the Provincial District. j I 3rd.—THAT NOMINATIONS will CLOSE ! at NOON on the SEVENTH DAY before the day of the Election, namely, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30th, 1914. . 4th.—NOMINATION PAPERS.may he oV . toined by application to the. undersigned. Dated this 11th day of December, 1914. R. E. ALEXANDER, ‘ 7559 Returning Officer. SOUTH WAIMAKARIRI RIVER BOARD". I HEREBY give notice in pursuance of the River Boards Act, 1905, and Local Elections and Polls Act. 19G8, and amendments thereof that an .ELECTION of NINE PERSONS to form the South Waimakariri River Board will be held «sn TUESDAY, the 12t,r day of January, 1915, that is to say. Or.® Member for each cf the following cub-dis-tricts : Christchurch South-west. Christchurch South-east. Christchurch Northwest-. Christchurch North-east. Sydenham. Heathcote. Avon. Riccarton. Lincoln. Nominations for each of the above-name 3 sub-districts in the form No. 2 set forth in tho Second Schedule of the Local Elections and .Polls Act, 1906. must be delivered to me or addressed to me and delivered at the Board’s Office, 165. Hereford Street, Christchurch, before noon on SATURDAY, the second day of January, 1915. J. L. SCARYELL, 7637 Returning Officer. December 21, 1914. LICENSING POLL. 1914. DECLARATION OF LICENSING FOLD. LICENSING DISTRICT OF RICCARTON. IN Pursuance of the Licencing Act. IXSI hereby give public notice that at tne Licensing Poll taken under the provisions of tho said Act tho number of valid votes rcoorded for each proposal submitted under Beotion 3 of tho Licensing Amendment Aot, 1910, was as follows: For the prooosal' that licenses be granted in tho district . • • 4143 For the proposal that no licenses be granted in the district . . • 3240 e total number of valid votes recorded to poll was 7339, and as the number el , votes recorded in favour of the pro- [ that no licenses bo granted in the disis less than three-fifths of tho total S>er of valid votes recorded, I hereby dethat proposal to be not carried. .tod at Upper Riccarton, this 21st day of rnber, 191-1 ALBERT FREEMAN, O Returning Officer. LICENSING POLL, 1914. DECLARATION OF LICENSING POLL. LICENSING DISTRICT OF ELLESMERE. IN Pursuanoe of the Licensing Act, ISOB. I hereby give publio notice that at the Licensing Pml taken under the provision* of the said ’Act the number cf valid vote* recorded for oaoh proposal submitted under Section 3 of the Licensing Amendment Act, 1910, was as follows: For the proposal that licenses be granted in the district . . . - 3055 For the proposal that no licenses be granted in the district . . . 2364 The total number of valid votes recorded at the poll woe 5417, and, as the number of valid votes recorded in favour of the proposal that no licenses be granted in the d.striot is less than three-filths of the total number of valid votes recorded, I hereby declare that proposal to he not carried. Dated at Akaroa, this 21st day of December, 1914. G. W. THOMAS. 7881 Returning Officer PUBLIC NOTICES. m H. PRICE AND SON. TT ‘GENERAL BRASS FOUNDERS, ENGINEERS’ AND PLUMBERS' SUP'* PLIERS, GEAR CUTTERS. ETC. 84*88, MANCHESTER STREET AND ALLEN STREET. TeL 688. • \ A FINE FAMILY RESIDENCE! ” FOR PRIVATE SALE. Close to Papanui tram. A COMFORTABLE well-built House, con* taining extra large dining room and drawing room, five bedrooms, kitchen, batiiroom (n. and cl, and all necessary office*; also motor shed, 4-stftlled stable, loose-b«x. large greenhouse and poultry run. About j-acre land, more land if required. A real bargain at tie price asked, and easy terms of payment. Apply W. T. ROBINSON,. , ,-t s. Montgomery’s Budding*, 201 Caiks! Street.