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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4322, 3 April 1901, Page 6

notice. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. Ti> HI A.NT to the terms of “The Lauks amt Hankers Act. 1880,'’ ami ’’The Banks ami Bankers’, Act Amendment Act, ISS2," TUBS DA A", the j:!i day of April, 1901, is hereby appoint[at a ri j .00 in I Bank Holiday at the orates of the undermentioned Banks Uiroughouf New Zealand the union bank, of Australia, LIMITED. C. E. TOLHUKST. Inspector. B'.NK OF NEW SOUTH WAXES. E. J. FINCH. Inspector. THE BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, C. WINTER, Inspi‘,cf;or. •IDE NATIONAL DANK OF.N.Z., LIMITED. JAMES COATES, General Manager. BANE OF NEW ZEALAND. JAMES ESIBLING, General Manager. NOTE. The Banks will also be closed .'O'.K'liniit the colony ™ the following doors, being Statnie llohdaj T s:—FßlDAi, sth April 1901; SATURDAY, Gth April, ■FH; MONDAA'. Bth April, 1901. Wellington, 25th March, 1001. 208 INSURANCE HOLIDAYS. npHE various Insurance, Offices will be JL CLOSED tor Easter Holidays on tho following dates —viz., FRIDAY, BATTJRI)W, MONDA Y and TUESDAY, the sth, ■j!h. 81 h and 9th insl. Bv order. H. M. I,T'« T Secretary. •Jnd April, 1901. • 233 LEGAL HOLIDAYS. mi-IE Easter Holidays to be observed by jL Solicitors practising in the City of Wellington will be from tho evening of Thursday. -!th inst., till Wednesday morning, 10th insl. F. HARRISON, Sec. Wellington Dirt. Law Society. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES OP THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. '(T ADIES and GENTLEMEN—I reicclfuily beg to announce that I intend asking for a renewal of your confidence as one of your representatives at the approaching Election of Councillors for the City. . GEORGE WINDER. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE RATEPAYERS OP THE - CITY. BEG to announce that I am a Candida- date for the Office of Councillor at lho approaching election. I will take »■! early opportunity of laying my views before von. HENRY FIELDER, MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—I beg to -3.-1 inform you that it is my intention to oiler myself for re-election as one of your i epresentatives in tho City Council at the coming election, and respectfully solicit your vole and support. , I remain. Yours obediently, 2JI W. H. P. BARBER, MUNICIPAL ELECTION. LO THE BURGESSES OF THE CIT Y OF WELLINGTON. IT ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—It is my ii-i intention to again seek re-election, md would ijcspectfully ask for a renewal of your confidence at tho approaching election. 230 FREDERIC TOWNSEND. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. DISTRICT ELECTORS’ LIST. NOTICE is hereby given that the District Electors’ List for the City of 'Wellington is now open for inspection at Hie City Council Offices, Brandon street, where it may he inspected without fee by all persons interested therein during office hours until tho sth day of April, loot. Any person may object to tho list on tho ground—(a) That any person is on the list who does not possess the necessary qualification; ' or, (b) That any person not on the list is entitled to have his name placed thereon. Objections must be sent in to the under--igned on or before the 10th day of April. 1901. Forms of objection may be obtained at rny office. •T. E. PAGE. Town Clerk. 30th March, IDOL 203 LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that the parcel of land hereinafter described will he nought under tho provisions of “Tlu Land Transfer Act, 1885," unless caveat be • edged forbidding the same on . or before ’he 2£Jtli day of April, 1901.' ' 3085, ROSE HANNAH ABIGAIL SCOT" —14.3 perches, part Section 125, City of ■.Vellinglon. Occupied by a nfonthly ten ui t.. Diagram may be inspected at this office. Dated this 27th day of March,' 1901. at die Lands Registry Office, Wellington. AY, STUART. 157 District Land Registrar. THE FEDERAL ELECTIONS. jUR Australian cousins are having a ’ very giddy time. Yesterday and day the elections for the Senate and rase ot Representatives of the Comnwealth Parliament are decided, no of the candidates already know their e, and there have been more blanks n prizes. There is plenty of excitent about an election, for the people icrally take sides and fire themselves h an enthusiasm which, though ternary, is very strong while it d how earnestly everyone likes to see side win. Unfortunately for the pooal harrackers, there are only a limited iiber of scats to be filled, and consemtly there luust he great disappoiutnt to many. If one cannot get a itioal prize in this colony, there is airs the chance of a billet, but the people e are never discouraged or depressed. they know they have an excellent ze packet in Crease’s At lam. This a perfect table delicacy, and is made h extreme care from the finest selected its and crystal sugar. Vou can’t go mg with Crease’s At Jam. All tins 1 w eight. DO EN HY A.EVANP.M.E. SHAREBROKER, STOCK AND STATION AGENT. No. 4 HUNTER STREET. YYE THE FOLLOAVING .SCARES FOR SALE—MANGAROA RIVERS, 3s.Premium ’OURIKA RIVERS. Is 6d Premium NALL'S NOTOAVN, Par * OAVN No. 2, Par ■ e Prospectus of the ■ Just for Luck ■tz Mining Company will be issued in y days. This claim is situated next to the Jubilee Company’s claim, h will be in full work in a week or two. S. SMITH, BUTCHER, 167. Cuba street, )SES his Establishment on SATURDAY! NIGHTS at 9 o’clock all the round.' _ . _ also has always ou hand Prune WeMutton (Freezers). Telephone, 414.