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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4637, 16 April 1902, Page 6

fJIHBATEE ROYAL EVERY EVENING at 8. DIX’S GAIETY COMPANY Tho best of friends must part. iLast 4 Nights of ATIIAS and COLLINS, Last 4 Nights of ATIIAS and COLLINS, Last 4 Nights of ATIIAS and COLLINS, Last 4 Nights of ATIIAS and COLLINS, Last 4 Nigiits of ATIIAS and COLLINS, Last 4 Nights of ATIIAS and COLLINS. The Famous Loudon Singers, Dancers and Inimitable Sketch Artists. Brilliant and Artistic Success of the Gifted Australian Contralto. MISS BELLE RAY, MISS BELLE RAY, And MR WALLACE KING, MB WALLACE KING, The Wonderful Silver Tenor. SIVRONI and SILVINI EiIio—LINGARD SISTERS—Marie. James—HARVEY and MORRIS—Madge C'ilAS. HOWARD CHAS. MELTON Last 3 Nights of MR ALE LAWTON, Tho Popular Comedian. Prices, is and Is. Box plan at Holl’day’s. 471 WELLINGTON HIGHLAND RIFLES. SOCIAL, AT GODBER’S ROOMS. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), At 8 o’clock sharp. npENDERED io PRIVATE HEAD, tho -B- only Volunteer of the Wellington District chosen to represent New Zealand at Bisley. Members of other Corps invited. Roll-up, and give him a good send-off. Tickets, 2s 6d, obtainable at the door or Drillshed. 450 W. N. A. V. milß Wellington Navals will Parade nt -*• tho Boat Station THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, Kith April, at 7.30 o’clock. Annual Meeting. Payment of .£1 gratuities. C. J. COOPER. 449 Acting Licut.-Com. W.N.A.V. WELLINGTON SUBMARINE MINING VOLUNTEERS. fXtHB Annual Meeting of tho above (J. Corps will be held after’ parade THIS (Wednesday). EVENING, the 16th inst. Full attendance required. E. B. TOOMATH, 444 Lieut., in command. f A ■ MEETING of tho Ratepayers and LtlL Householders’ Association will be held at Roseneath Schoolroom THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, at 8 o’clock. A full attendance is requested. Business important. * E. HERRON, 445 Secretary. VELLINGTON MAYORAL ELECTION. %/ffRT. M. WILFORD thanks those elec_vJL tors who desire him to contest the iresent election, but regrets that through (ressure of business he is unable to accede ;o their request on this occasion. He lopes on a later date to solicit their support and confidence. LOWER HUTT BOROUGH COUNCIL. ANNUAL ELECTION OF MAYOR. In tho matter of "Tho Municipal Corporations Act, 1900," and of "The Regulation of Lccal Elections Act, 1876.” I HEREBY give notice that an Election for tho office of Mayor of the Boroncrh of Lower Stitt will Id© held on WEDNESDAY. 30th April, 1902. And I hereby appoint WEDNESDAY, 23rd April, 1902, before noon, as the day, and the office of tho Borough Council. Lower Hutt, as the place, for the Nomination of Candidates fox such office. Nomination Papers can be obtained from tho undersigned. PERCY R. PURSER. Returning Officer. Lower Hutt, 15th April, 1902. 448 MAHABA ROAD BOARD. ANNUAL ELECTION. TOTICE is hereby given that an ElecS tion is appointed to take place on TUESDAY, the Ist day of May, 1002, r tho return of one member each for ards Nos. 1 and 2, Makara Road Disict* Nominations of Candidates for the iovo offices will he received on MONAY) the 21st day of April, 1902. before ion, at the residence of Mrs Trotter, akara, where nomination papers may obtained. _ W. F. ENGLAND. Returning Officer. Makara, 14th April. 1902. 423 ONSLOW BOROUGH. MAYORAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and gentlemen,-i beg . to announce myself a candidate for the office of Mayor of tho Borough of Onslow at tho forthcoming election. I am, yours obediently, 334 E. B. WILLIAMS. ONSLOW MAYORAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. (lIECUMSTANCES have arisen in my private affairs that will not allow of my offering my services as Mayor for the ensuing year. Should you, however, desire my services on a future occasion, I shall be pleased to place them at your disposal.—Yours faithfully. J. VALENTINE. Mnngaroa, Wadestown. 446 DEPARTURE OF TENTH CONTINGENT. FA LL Accounts in connection with the JTjk. Luncheon to tho Tenth Contingent must he rendered to tho undersigned without delay. A. TEDDER, ' Secretary. City Council Chambers. 434 rjAHE undersigned have this day entered into partnership as Solicitors, under tho style of “Guy and Maclean.” ANDREW GUT. W. HAYDON MACLEAN. Palmerston North, 9th April 1902. APARIMA. ILECT Private Board and Residence. 7 minutes’ from Railway Station. , Cold and Shower Baths. Telephone Travellers and Visitors will find fortable home. Charges moderate. APARIMA HO U SE, 95, Molesworth street. 138 WOODVILLB REFRESHMENT ROOMS, W. RUDDICK, Proprietor. 7TIHB Railway Passengers, going either 1 North or South, should be acquainted with the fact that at tho Woodville Refreshment Rooms they can have a good Hot Luncheon. Railway Guards will inform tho traveller how much time he will li stvA ■jMiv.’Wnod vi 1] a. ■ ...na