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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17662, 24 December 1920, Page 5

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Electoral, ~~RIVEB ~BOABD. NOTICE. Nominations will be received by me to 12 noon on the 4th day of JanuarT 190? (or to fill Seven Ordinarv } nancies on tho above Board. Ono MembS (or cacJo. Subdivision &s iollows; —- tmDcr POKENO WHANGAPE RANGIRIRJ. mercer "WHAN G AMARINQ MARAMAKUA tuakau. */'v&ife. if i«ro- f & between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 n m The situation of the various Polling pL; will be purely notified. Nomination Papers may be had from me. EDWARD HA T.LETT, lr , Returning Officer. Mercor, December li, 1920. ~\l\T A 1 P U RIVER BOARD. Nominations to fill Five Ordinary Vacancies on the Waipu River Board in accordArf the j th e River Boards ij,' ~iqap »ad the Lctcal Elections and Polls •11 1' an a their various amendments. TnUn.^^ 3 untll 12 o'clock noon on ICEbDAY, January 4. 1921, and will be reemvea by the _ undersigned any time untii tnen. and also m the Library Hall between jO a.m. and 12 o'clock noon on TUESDAY January 4, 1921. An election, if necessary! k® -leld in the Library Hall, Waipu, on TUESDAY, January 11, 1921, between a - m " an d 6 P-m—JOHN N. I. Returning Officer. Dec. 22. 1920. In Divorce. T N 7Jw E^£ PEEME COURT OF NEW IN DIVORCE EBN DISTRICT ' \ I Q. James Hamilton, formerly of -jianawaru but new o£ parts unknown, _ Labourer. lake notice that Annie Hamilton has filed a petition in this Court at Auckland for a dissolution of marriage with you on the grounds of your having wilfully deserted her ! without Just causa and left her continuously I 00 deserted during a period of upwards of live years >&nd has sealed a, citation requirV °V"i the office of this Court a j Auckland and en tor an appearance in this cause and to file your answer to the said Petition . take further notice that by an Cxder of this Court publication each week t or four weeks of this abstract in the Zbaxand Herald, the Weekly News, and the Auckland Evening Star, wa« in part to be deemed good service on you of the said petition &n<l citation in lieu of personal service. 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