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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 26 February 1909, Page 1

LICENSING DISTBICT (•. MOTUEKA. election"oFEicensinu committee. i ; NOTICE OF POLLING DAY. J N ,^ rsUance of " The Licensing Act, 1908," I Robert Wardrop, Returning Officer tor the Licensing District of Motueka, do hereby give notice that in pu> SUa 2> e r e T^i he P rovis '°ns of the said Act, an ELECTION will be held for the £■ turn of FIVE Qualified Persons to serve as members of the Licensing Committee tor the said Licensing District of Motueka, and that the latest day for receiving nominations of candidates will tu the ,J st .P a yof March, 1909, and that the poll, if necessary, will be taken at the several polling p ] aoes o f the fia id District on TUESDAY, the 9th day of March, 1909. Every duly registered elector desirous of becoming a candidate must be nominated by not less than two electors of the district by a nomination paper, as prescribed in section 105 of the "Legislature Act, 1908," given or transmitted to the Returning Officer so as to reach him not later than S o'clock in the Afternoon of MONDAY, Ist Maic 1909. The following are the Polling? Places for the district :— Courthouse, Afotueka (principal). Schoolroom, Riwaka. Schoolroom, Lower Moutere. Schoolroom, Upper Moutere. Schoolroom, Appleby. Schoolroom, Waimea West. Reading Room, Brightwater. Drill Shed, Spring Grove. Oddfellows' Hall, Wakefield. Railway Station, Belgrove. Schoolroom, Ngatiraoti. Schoolroom, Dovedale. Schoolroomj Stanley Brook. Kailway Station, Tadmor. Post Office, Tophouse. Courthouse, Tnkaka. Schoolroom. Upper Takaka. Schoolroom, East Takaka. I Schoolroom, Motupipi. County Council Office, Collingwood. Central Hall, Rockville. Public Hall. Bainham. Sawmill Cottages, Alangarnhau. I Schoolroom, Pakawan. I St. C-'or-e's Hall, ScddonviJle. Schoolroom, Knruni°.i. iSchooiiooni, KoMgaiiu. Schoolroom, Motupiko. I Sclioolroom, Promised Land. Dated this Qtli clay February. l;.0d. ! ROBERT WARDROP, I Upturning Officer. I ! N B.— Nomination lY.rms ra/i be had I'ioin <he Re-turning Officer. "KOZIE " TEA KEEPS GOOD. "TT 0ZIE " TEA KREP ? GOOD.— Ji. Many Teas lose their or'ginal flavour through faulty packing, but I 'Kozie" is put up so that no detenoraI tion is po«oibls. It comes to you P"' Ressing a" ''■» •"•iuinal flavour. * Asentg GROVE & FONS- • "FOB THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.' : CLARKE'S BLOOD ; MIXTURE THE WORLD-FAMED BLOOD 1 PUP.IFIER AND RESTORER IB i WARRANTED TO LbiAM THE . BLOOD FROM ALL IMPURIf ■ TIES from whatever enuse arising. V For Scrofula, Scurry, Eczema, Bk. 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