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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 3 April 1909, Page 3

"VTELSON AID SOCIETY. Jji MEETING MONDAY NEXT at 2.H) g.m. LOST— A Child's Capo, between Ma-nuka-st. and Railway Station. Kinder kindly leave at Buxtons, Tra-falgar-st. TjyORTH KNOWING. Db. CLARK'S LIVER PILLS. Purely Vegetable, Sugar Coated. And designed to act upon the Liver and Digestive Organs promptly, but without the unpleasant effects which _ usually attend Liver Remedies. Their small size being a great advantage to persona who experience a dilficulty in taking ordinary size pills. Price ls a bottle, containing 50 pills. Sold only by WALTER AIiISON. Chemist and Druggist, Near Dee's Corner. "A VOICE FROM THE GRAVE." LECTURE by W. NORTON TAYIOR, SUNDAY, 7 sharp. SECOND SIGHT TESTS From Photos, etc. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, (next Theatre.) Silver Coin.

ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES. IN accordance with the provisions of • : The Education Act, 1908,' it is .lti-eby publicly notified that JUeciing.of Householders will be held in each pf the School Districts within the EduKtion District of Nelson, at 8 p.m. on viONDAY, the 26th day of April, 1909, for the election of School Committees. Householders may rend, in writing, to-^he Chairman of the School Commiitee of the District in which they reside, or (in the cases where thero is no Committee) tc the- Commissioner, to be delivered before 8 p.m. on Monday, the 19th April, 1909, the names of persons being resident householders nominated by them to serve ou the School Committee for the year 1909-10. Each such nomination must be signed by -the perion nominated, and must be in the form of or to the effect of the ninth schedule of the above-named Art. Nominations may also be made at the meetings of Householders as provided for iv section 114 (1) of the Act. The meetings will he held in the respective school builldings unless otherwiso stated. In the following School Districts the Committees shall consist of FIVE re ident householders, viz., Aorere (meeting in Ferntowu .School), Capleston, Central Buller (Fern Flat), Church Hill, Cronadun, Inangahua Junction, Kaituna, Kiwi, Little Groy, Long Plain, Ngatimoti, Orinxo, Pokomro, Rockville, Tadmor, East Takaka, and Tapawera. In lhe following .chool Districts the Committees fhall consist of SI'.VEN resident householders, viz., Appleby (meeting in Apoleby School), Bainhain, B'lvhfieid, Black s Point, Brightwater (meeting in Brick School), Burnett's Face, Cape Foulwind, Charleston (meeting iv Charleston School), Collingwood, Deimiston, Dovedale, Foxhill, Granity Creek, Hope (meeting iv Hope School), Karamea, Lyell, Millerton, Motueka, Motupiko, Motupipi, Lower Moutere. Upp;r Moutere. Mun.-hiscn, Neidorf, Paiip.Mtotara, pr.i'-'rers, Promised Land, Reefton, Richmond, Riwaka (meeting in Riwaka School), Seddonville, Spring Grove, Stanley Brook, Stoke, Suburban North, Siimmerira. Central TakakH. Lower Takaka, Waimea West, Lower Wakefield, ipper Wakefield and Waimancaroa.

In the following Sihuol Districts the Committees shall con. ist tf NINE resident household iiv. \iz., Nelson (meeting in Provincial Hall), and Westport AIDED SCHOOLS. The parents and guardians only of Lhe chi dren attending the under-men-tioned schools will meet in their re-flt-Uj-ifivV schoolrooms at 8 (p.m. .in MONDAY, the 2.5 th day of April, 1909. for the election of School Committees of FIVE persons, as provided for under No 78 of the Board's by-laws:— Addison's Flat. Aniseed Valley, Upper Blnckwater, Brighto.i, Eighty-Eight Valley, "Fairdown, Gordon^ Glenroy, Korere, Land of Promise, Little Wanganui, Longford, Newton Flat, Pariwhakaho, Puponga, Sandy Bay, SerHeant\s Hill, Upr;?r StanVey Brook, Uoper Takaki, Threo Channel Flat, TTruwhemia, Waingaro, Waitahu, Vvaiuta, Wangapeka, Whangar3e. The first meetings of the newly-elect-ed Committees 6hall be held immediate. lv after the Election, in the room where the Election took place, and the signatures of the Chairman and Members of the respective Committees must bn forthwith forwarded to the Education Board.

By order, 'N. R. WILLIAMS, Secrct.irv Ne'son Education Board Nehon, March 22 1909.

Ncitt..— Section 103 reads: "Every householder of a school district is qualified to vote at any election of member, of tho fc'ctool Committee for snrh district ; provided that in the c.is. of husband and wife any qualification possessed by either of thorn (-hall lie deemed to be possessed by each of Mieut."

MAITAI RUN. THE Whole of this Valuable Property has now been taken up, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF TWO SPLENDID BLOCKS of 1100 ACRES and 1000 ACRES each, known as THE ALMOND TREE FEAT BLOCK and THE GOAT HILLS BLOCK, which will be Let on LEA.SE for a term of TEN YEARS at MODERATE RENTALS. EACH of these Blocks LIES WELL UP TO THE SUN, is WELL GRASSED and WATERED, and contains AMPLE SHELTER FOR STOCK. These FINE HOLDINGS being cloae to tha CiCy boundary present an EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for SHEEP OR DAIRY FARMERS and OTHERS on the look out for a small Run within EASY REACH OF A MARKET. The HILLS are of GOOD AVERAGE QUALITY, and tho extensive FLATS contain RICH LOAMY SOIL. In addition to the above runs there are TWO SMALL FLATS of about THREE ACRES EACH of RICH LAND WELL SUITED FOR MARKET GARDENS. Full particulars on application to FELL & ATKINSON, Solicitors.

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