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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14932, 4 March 1912, Page 12

Elections. T ICF.NSING DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. Ji N— NOMINATIONS. I hereby give public notice that LEMUEL JOHN BAGNALL, of 34. Wyn-yard-atrect, Merchant, JAMES JOB HOLLAND, of 6, City Road, Builder FREDERICK WILLIAM ROBERT JOHN KING, of 3. Princes-street, Surgeon. JAMES MILNE MENNIE, of 5. Grafton Road, Manufacturer, WILLIAM RICHARDSON (SENIOR), of Hoffman's Buildings, Queen-street. Journalist, and * WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER SOMERS. of 304. Jervois Road, Shipping Agent, Have been duly nominated as Candidates tor Election as Members of the Licensing Committee for the Licensing District of Auckland | Tho number of candidates nominated (6) i being greater than the number of members I required (5), the Poll will be taken at the I various Polling Places in the District on TUESDAY, the 12th day or March. 1912. Tho following are the Polling Places for the district; — The Clnbroom. Federal Hall, Wellesleyhtiect. (principal) St. James's Hah, Wellington-street Druids', Hall. Norta-atreet Epiphany Schoolroom, Gundry-streot Weslcyan Schoolroom, Carlton Goro Rd. Windsor Hall. Potisonby Road Primitive Methodist School Hall, corner of Franklin ltd. and Wellington-st. Queen's Hall. Pagct-strcct All Saints' Mission Hall, Mason Avenue. Dated this 2nd day of March, 1912. HENRY H. G. RALFE, Returning Officer. IT ICENSING DISTRICT OF PAR NELL. NOMINATIONS. 1 hereby give public notice thai - GEORGE WILLIAM BASLEY, Afanukau Road. Parncll. Solicitor ARCHIBALD CLEMENTS. Hobson Park Road, Parnell, Gentleman, GEORGE EDWARD DAVIS. 89, Manukau Road. Parncll, Merchant. ' ISAAC HILL. Bradford-street, Parnell, Saddler. WILLIAM THOMAS, Grey-street, Parnell. Merchant, WALTER WESLEY WHYMAN. Afanukau Road, Newmarket, Builder, have been duly nominated as Candidates lor Election as Members of the Licensing Committee for tho Licensing District oi Parnell. Tho number of candidates nominated [6 be ins greater than the numoer oi member: required (5), the Poll will. taken at the various Polling Places in the District on I TUESDAY, the 12th day of March. 1912. The following are tho polling-places fot the Licensing District of Parnell:--j Oddfellows' Hall, Parncll (principal). j The Gymnasium, St. Stephen's Native School, Gladstone Road, Parnell, j The Public Hall, Newmarket. j St. Mark's Hall, Rcnuiera. St. 'Aidan's Hall. Remuera. Shop, late in the occupation of R. Tyndall, Great South Road, next Mrs. Deacon's store, corner of Greenlane. Building lately known as the Junction Hotel, corner Great, South Road and Afanukau Road, Epsom. Room in Oucksey's Building, corner of Stokes and Mount Eden Roads. Fire Brigade Shed, corner of Park Road and Carlton Gore Road. Dated this 2nd day of March. 1912. H. B. MASSEY. Returning Officer. Manukau Road. Parnell. TITAN UK A IT ELECTORATE ELECTION OF LICENSING COMMITTEE. The following Nominations have been re reived :— JOHN BRADY. Farmer. Otahuhu. WALTER DAVIES. House Decorator Harden'* Avenue. One-tree Hill. WILLIAM HENRY GAVIN, Cuinenter I'iinmnre Road. Ellerslie.DANIEL NEILSON, Butcher Onchunga. JOHN-ROWE. Contractor. Onehunga. As tho number nominated is not more than the number required (5) I declare John Brady, Walter Davies, William Henry Gavin. Daniel Neilson, and John Rowe duly ' elected. ! S. J. ROOK FIELD. Returning Officer. Onehunga, March 2. 1912. ( ■ Corporation Notices. piTY OF AUCKLAND REWARD. The Auckland City Council offers 8 Reward of £5 for information which wil lead to the conviction of the person oi persons damaging tho Electric Cables ir the streets of the city. HENRY W. WILSON. Town Clerk. February 29, 1912. Highway District Notices. ■jITOUNT ROSKILL ROAD BOARD , NOTICE OF POLL. THE LOCAL ELECTIONS AND POLLS ACT. 1908. PROPOSAL TO BORROW £1500. Notice is hereby given that a Poll of the Ratepayers of Mount Roskill Road District will be "taken on WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of March, 1912, at the Polling Booth, the Office of tho Mount Roskill Road Board Mount Albert Road, between tho hours ol 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., on the proposal to bor row tho sum of £1500 for the purpose of carrying out the works referred to in the Waikowhai Park Act, 1911, and the Schedule thereto. Dated this Ist day of March, 1912. T. F. BOOTH, , Returning Officer. Educational. TARAWING. MATHEMATICS. ETC CLASSES RESUME MARCH 6. 7.30 P.M. -ENGINEERING QCHOOL HIS MAJESTY'S ARCADE, SECOND FLOOR QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. pOMMERCIAL QOLLEGE, 12. 13. 14. 15, RANFURLY BLDGS., 81. Queen-street. 'Phone 27<2. NEW SHORTHAND SPEED SESSION. Under the direction of MISS A. HASTEN. Reporter. Grades and opening dates as under: — ELEMENTARY— Monday, 19th Feb. INTERMEDIATE— 20th Feb. ADVANCED—Wednesday, 21st Feb. HIGH RATES-Friday, 23rd Feb. SPEED TYPLNG-Frklay. 23rd Feb. 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Principal of the Auckland Schoo for Engineers, will bring you by return mai a Prospectus and full particulars of the Correspondence and the Class Courses o Instruction specially prepared for Govern mont Examinations of ALL Grades. RECORD OF PASSES FOR FIVE YEARS 670. Address:' \ UCKLAND QCHOOL FOR TUANGINEEES TYRONE BUILDINGS. CUSTOMB-ST. EAST. AUCKLAND. 'Phone 1734. P.O. Box 50. U VI. PROFICIENCY. CIVIL SERVICE O. MATRIC. (including Latin), TEACHERS D and C EFFECTIVE TUITION, SINGLY in SMALL CLASSES, or by MAIL.—H MASON, M.A., .Excelsior College, 14, Taber nacle Buildings. )