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Marlborough Express, Volume XXVII, Issue 3, 5 January 1891, Page 2

LOWER WAIRAU RIVER BOARD. The River Board Act 1884, and amendments thereof, and the Regulation of Local Elections Act 1876, and amendments thereof. GENERAL ELECTION. I" HEREBY give notice that— ADAMS, FREDERICK BYTHELL, ELIJAH CARR, WILLIAM COLEMAN, JAMES DOBSON, DOUGLAS LEES, JAMES LITCHFIELD, ALFRED JOHN McARTNEY, ROBERT MEIGHAN, PATRICK O'SULLIVAN, JEREMIAH Have been duly nominated as Candidates for the Election of Five Members of the above Board, and I further give notice that a Poll will be taken by me m the Custodian's Room, Government Buildings, Blenheim, on TUESDAY, the 13th day of January, 1891, commencing at 9 o'clock m the forenoon, and closing at 6 o'clock m the afternoon of the said day, for the election of five of the above-named candidates. Dated at Blenheim this fifth day of January, 1891. R. D. NOSWORTHY, Returning Officer. LEATHER. LEATHER. JUST RECEIVED. AFRESH Stock of Ladies' and Childrens Boots and Shoes just arrived, which will be sold at the very Lowest Pbices to Clear. INSPECTION INVITED. CHAS. LUCAS, ALFRED STREET, NEXT OMAKA BRIDGE. FUNERAL NOTICE. rpHE Friends of Mr John Eraser X are respectfully informed that the Funeral of his late wife will leave his residence, Percy Street, at 2 p.m. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) for the Taylor Cemetery. E. BYTHELL, Undertaker. SOUTHERN CROSS GOLDMINING CO., Ld. NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of Directors, a CALL (the fifteenth) of one penny per share was made payable to the Manager at the Company's Office, Leeds Quay, Blenheim, on Wednesday, the 14th day of January, 1891, JOHN HUTCHISON, Manager. Blenheim, 3rd January, 1891. NOTICE TO SHEEPOWNERS. WE have the honor to advise you that a SHIP will be berthed at Picton early m APRIL to LOAD and FREEZE BEEF and MUTTON for the London Market. COMPLETE ARRANGEMENTS will be made for Slaughtering, and for the conveyance of carcases to the Freezing Chambers, which are worked by Haslam's improved machinery. Already more than half the available space has been booked, and we would ask those Sheepowners who may have suitable Sheep at that time (crossbreds weighing 601bs and merinos 50lba as a minimum) to [make early application at our .offices, when we shall be pleased to give full information. W. E. CLOTJSTON & CO. RED BOOT MART, MARKET STREET. J. J. WENSLEY, CHRISTMAS T~N thanking his nunierCHKISTMAS JL ous patrons for their CHRISTMAS liberal support, wishes to CHRISTMAS state that, as usual, all his CHRISTMAS goods will be found of First CHRISTMAS Class Quality, and Lowest CHRISTMAS Pbice. Ladies especially CHRISTMAS can depend upon a wide CHRISTMAS range of all the latest deCHRISTMAS signs from all parts of the CHRISTMAS world. Ohder De'pabtjient CHRISTMAS a specialty. OPPOSITE CRITERION HOTEL. MR CHEEK WILL re-commence teaching after the midsummer vacation, ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 6th. New Pupils received on? and after that date. MAHAKIPAWA GOLDFIELDS. SP. McNAB, Barrister and Solicitor, • will attend every Warden's Court, Cullcnsville. Instructions may be left with Mr W. A. Collins. MONEY TO LEND. IN sums from £S0 ]fee- £.50,000 on Firstclass Freehold Security, Interest fcom £6 per cent ALFRED ROGERS Solicitor High-street Thanks. — M.H- is returning thanks to the public for the h'beral pakonags bestowed on him for the last 15 years, especially during Christmas, begs to notify m return that his shop will be open till 9 o'clock every evening, (Saturdays tillfinish) during the summer months for their convenience. Conundrum.— Why is Madame Burton's Company like Hennessey's Aroma tobacco? Answer.— Because it can't be beat, #ole Patentee, &J.H.— Am.