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As the number of candidates nominated for each of the Ridings of Ami, Hoteo, Kourawhero, M'atakana and Omaha exceeds the number of vacancies to be fillet!, 1 therefore give public notice that a. Poll will be I taken between the respective candidates for each vacancy on WEDNESDAY, the I'ith day of May, 1.926, between the hours of 9 a.m. and (j p.m., at the undermentioned polling places:— Mr. Joy's Residence, Tomarata. Public Hall, Mainene. Mr. W. Blackwe.ll's Residence, Hakarti. Old Library, Te Arai. Public Hall, Kaipara Plats. Public Hall, Whanearipo. Mr. Sheldon's Woolshed, Tomarata. Public Hall. Wellsford. Public Hall, Pakiri. Public Hall. Leigh. Public Hall. Whangateau. Public Hall, Matnkana. Old, Schoolhouse, Maburaiyji Heads. Aide's, Mullet Point. County Office. Warkworlh. Post Office, Woodcocks. Vol ins papers for any of the Elections may be obtained at any of the Booths. L. J. VERRY, Returning Officer. Warkworlh, May 4. 1926. DIVIDENDS. rpilE MOUNT LYRLL MINING AND 1 RAILWAY COMPANY, LTD. Interim Dividend. Is, declared out of profits resulting from operations other than mining, absorbing £64,459 U>s, payable June, 21. Books close May D. <;, LUMSDEN, Secretary. REMOVAL NOTICES. TONES AND PALMER, ARCHITECTS, 'J Have Removed from Victoria Arcade, to 404, Southern Cross Buildings, Chancery Lane. r PHE Weston Electrical Co., Electrical X Engineers and Contractors, have Removed to largej premises, -15, liisli St,