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IVOLI Reserves IVOLI 'Phones 2236 A DIXIELAND. TVXIELAND IXIELAND. JL/IXIELAND Don't Miss EGYPTIAN MONTH. EGYPTIAN MONTH. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). LONG NIGHT. 8 to 12, ..«»~ For " NIL DESPERANDUM" CLUB. Double Ticket, 73 6d. Public Admitted as Usual. Rugs and Furnishings kindly lent by Messrs Richard Arthur and Co., under the super vision of Mr. Purcell. New Cakes from Miss Aitkenhead. Arrangements made for Club Dances. Bridal Parties, Coming-of-age Parties, " Coming-out " Parties, Etc.. Etc.. Etc. Regular Dixieland Sessions: _. 12—2, 3—5. 8 p.m. Direction -- - HJERBERT J. BENTLEY Excursions, Picnics, etc. BEACHLANDS, Seaside Subdivision - Launches leav« Steps, weather suitable— Saturdays, 12 15 p.m.; Sundays. 945 a.m. 3s return. Car trips leave as above, §J 6d return. Two pretty scenic trips — Office, 64, Queen St. Electoral. QIT Y OP AUCKLAND, ELECTION OP COUNCILLOR EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. Pursuant to Section 39 of the Local Elections and Polls Aot, 1908, and itß amendments, I hereby give notice that an Election (if necessary) will be held on WEDNES DAY, October 25, 1922, for the purpose ol electing one (1) Councillor for the City oi Auckland in the place of the late Horatic JSolson Bagnall (deceased). And I herebj appoint the City Valuer's Office, Town Hall Auckland, as the place, and TO-DAY (Wei n.-.»day). October the 18th. 1922, before noon as the date for the Nomination of Candi dates for euoa Office Nomination Fee: £3 (cash). Dated this 2nd day of Ootober. 1922. P. F. NOTLEY. Returning Officer for the City of Auckland. £tITY COUNCIL BY-ELECTION, C. H. F URNESS ' NOMINATED BY THE FOLLOWING RATEPAYERS:— W. COLTMAN. , J. H. JACKSON. H. DEARSLEY. W. J. CAMPBELL. J. B. PATERSON. IS. H. LEYLAMD. A. B. ROBERTON. ! G. C. CODLIN. J. DEMPSEY. W. R. ELLINGHAM J. H. UPTON. JOHN PARR. GEORGE FOWLDS. W. DIXON, J.P. R. L. STEWART. CHAS. RHODES. H. P. RICHMOND. T. H. MACKY. A. J. ENTRICAN. A. 11. MANNING. J. S. MILNE. C. F. BENNETT. O. ANDERSON. JOHN MILNE. A. G. LUNN. ARCH. CLARK. CHAS. J. NATHANPOLLING DAY. THE 25th. AUCKLAND JPLECTRIC poWER "OOARD. W. H. (WAD MURRAY. W. H. (WAD MURRAY. I" reß P<mse to *^ e w ' sll of a large number of Electors, I beg to state that I am a Candidate for the above seat. Having retired from business, and not now engaged on any Council work, I am in a position to devote all the time nece3eary to the work of the Board. I have had 26 years' business experience as Managing Director of the Murray Shoe Co., Ltd.. and nine years' municipal experience, and held many other important positions. Nominated by— Oliver Nioholson. J. W. Hardley. William Wallace, Chairman Hospital Board. H. R. Mackenzie, Chairman Harbour Board. Alex. D. Bell, Chairman Manukau County CI. F. H. Jagger, F. D. McLiver W. Oliphant. Jethro Lock -p LECTORS OF AUCKLAND EAST. A Meeting of Friends and Supporters of MR. J. A. LEE. The Labour Candidate, will be hold ia the Committee Room at Scots Hall. Symcmde Street, TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), at .8 o'clock. Come along and bring a friend. F. P. BOND, Secretary'. TTTAITEMATA ELECTORATE. A meeting o; electors interested in the candidature of Mr. F. H. Burbush, the Liberal and Moderate Labour candidate, will be hold at Fo>:d's Tearooms, Victoria Rd., Devonport, TO-DAY (Wednesday), October 18, at 7.80 D.ifc. Professional Cards. jy-RS. ;jy|ORRELL. M.S.T.' (Weltmer Inst.). . MRS. MORRELL has capabilities of heal, ing the sick, which can be described only by ** miraculous." You may prove fox frourself the truth of this assertion. Consultation free. ROOM 21, FORESTER'S BLDGS.. Welleslev Street West. V~- McWILLIAM. OPTOMETRIST, y^> ' Specialist in Sight-testing and Speotacle Makiiuj. U. Walks!*? Bi. &. Auckland, 'Phoao 4m