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], - Board and Residence. HIGH-CLASS Boarding Establishment.Ollfton House. Gontlemen (permanent) i reduced prices; hot batha; professional cook. 14m SEARLE'S ALBION HOTEI INVEROARGILL. FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL. Eleotrlo Bells, Telephone. Suites of Rooms and Sample Rooms. Concrete Strong Room for Valuables. W. SEARLE, Proprietor (Late of Prince of WnlOD Hotel). lj] late Advertisements. WANTED for the Country, good 3enera! BLACKSMITH to take oharge of ahop.Apply Arthur Briscoe and Co. 4i QUARTZ MINER Wanted for Preserva^ tion Inlet.—Reliable experienced man call al F. J. Sullivan, 6 Stafford street, 4i MRS BARRATT Wants—Eight Generals (12i), Cook, Laundress, Waitress, Groom (country hotel), Lads (milkers, farniß), Boots (20s), 48 OLD LEAD in any quantity Bought at highest prices by G. H. Mariden, Prince: street South. 4a WANTED KNOWN,—Temperance Entertainment to-night, Wesleyan Church, Cargill road. — Songs, Recitations, Addresses. AH invited. 4s T7IOR SALE, TRACTION ENGINE; OlayC ton and Shuttlewortu, 8996.—Apply Carlaw Smith, Nenthorn. 4s FOR SALE, St. BERNARD DOG, 6 months old; prize-taker recent show.—Address Box 3, Post Office. 4a TO LET, Four, Five, and Six-roomed BRICK HOUSES; airy, healthy situations.Apply Mr Cairna, Gladstone terrace. 4s ATAGfO ROWING CLUB. The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will be held in Philp's Hotel, Rattray street, on SATURDAY, 6th inst, at 8 p.m. F. W MITCHELL, 4a Hon. Sec. /"ITAGO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE. DUNEDIN BRANCH. The MONTHLY MEETING of the above will be held in the Normal School on SATURDAY FIRST, when Mr G. H. Smith (of the George street School) will read a Paper on " Illustrations as an Aid to Teaohlng." A. PIRIE, 4s_ Secretary. THE CRCESUS CONSOLIDATED Q.M. COMPANY (LIMITED), NENTHOHN. An EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS in the above Company -Hill bo held at the Registered Office of the Company, Nenthorn, on FRIDAY, the 26th day of Septomber 1890, at 6.30 p.m. Business ; - To discuss the financial position of the Company, and decide as to its future action. CAELAW SMITH, j ; Legal Manager. • Nenthorn, 2nd September 1890. 4s I THOROUGH OF PORT CHALMERS. NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that at the Nomination of Candidates for election to the office of Councillor for High Ward, held at noon this day.Mr WILLIAM MURRAY was duly Nominated. The number of Candidates nst being In excess of tho vacancies to be filled, I hereby declare Mr William Murray to be duly ELECTED Councillor for High Ward. ROBERT GILHOY ANDERSON, Substitute Returning Officer High Ward. Port Chalmers, September 3,1890. 4s THOROUGH OF PORT CHALMERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the Nomination of Candidates for election to the office of Councillor for Bast Ward, held at noon thSB day, Mr CHARLES de LONG.UEVILLK GEAHAK was duly Nominated. The number of Candidates not being In excess of the vacancies to be filled, I hereby declare Mr Charles de Longueville Graham to be duly ELECTED Councillor for Eaßt Ward. DAVID OGILVIE ROBERTSON, Substitute Returning Officer East Ward. Port Chalmers, September 3,1890. 4s "OOROUGH OF PORT CHALMERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the Nomination of Candidates for election to the office of Councillor for Middle Ward, held at noon this day, Mr JOHN WATSON was duly Nominated. The number of Candidates not being in exceßs of the vacancies to be filled, I hereby declare Mr John Watson to be duly ELECTED Councillor for Middle Ward. WILLIAM BUDGE, Substitute Returning Officer Middle Ward. Port Chalmers, Septembei 3,1890. 4s BOROUGH OF PORT CHALMERS. SOUTH WARD. PUBLIU NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following Nominations have been received, viz.: — WILLIAM GOWAN FAIL ALEXANDEK M'KENZIB. And that, as the number of Candidates exceeds the number of Councillors to be elected, a POLL will bo taken on THURSDAY, the 11th September 1890, at Mr Walter Outhrie's Cottage, Harrington street, commencing at 9 o'clock a.m. aud closing at 6 o'clock p.m. ALEXANDER MAIN, Substitute Returning Officer South Ward. Port Ohalmera, September 3,1890. 4a THOROUGH OP CAVERSHAM. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIIV3N that as no Candidates were Nominated to the Office of COUNCILLOR for Middle Ward, NOMINATIONS will be received at the Police Station, Main South road, Caversham, until 12 o'clock noon on FRIDAY, 12th day of September 1890, and the Election (if necessary) will take place on FiUDAY, 26th day of September.lß9o. MIBTIBr PEARCE, .foturning Officer. Oaversham, 3rd September 1890. 4s "OOROUGH OF Jtf.OENINGTON. NOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN that JOHN (HUNDLEY is the only Person duly Ivominated for the office of Councillor for 'Ihird Wan2,.Borough of Mornington. I therefore declare the said John Grlcdler to be July ELECTED a Councillor for the said'Wtrd. FRANCIS B. SMITH, Returning Officer. Mornington, 3rd September 1890. As ; "DOROUGH OF ST. KIL DA. A.HNUAL ELECTION OF ONE COUNCILLOR FOR PARK WARD. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVKN thatthe following Candidates have this day been duly nominated for the above Office :— OADDIK, THOMAS FARRELL, JOHN. As the number of Candidates nxeeeds the offices to be filled, a POLL will be taken at the St. Kilda Council Chambers, Scott Btreet, o:i THURSDAY, the the 11th inst., between the hours of 9 o'olook a.m. and 6 o'clock p.m. JOHN RANKIN, Returning Officor. Dated at St. Kilda thia 3rd day of September 1890. , 4s OROUGH OF ST. KIL LVA~ ANNUAL ELECTION OF ONE COUNCILLOR FOR MUSSELBURGH WARD. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that «be following Candidates were duly Nominated on. the 2nd inst. for the above office :— JACK, JOHN, Jun. BKIPWORTH, JOHN WILLIAM. As the number of Candidates exceeds the offices to ! be filled, a POLL will be taken at Mr Mitchell's Residence, EBkville etreet, on THURSDAY, the 11th inst., between thehours of 9 o'clocka.m. and 6 o'olook P>m" JOHN CAMERON, Deputy Returning Officer. Dated at St. KiWa this 3rd day of September 1890. i 4s /~1 RE EN ISLAND BOROUGH.! JOSEPH H. LOUDON, for NORTH WARD aod ARCHIBALD M'KINLAY, for SOUTH WARD, being the only nominated Candidates to the office of Councillor, and not being in excess of the number required. I hereby deolare the abovementioned Joseph H. Loudon and Archibald M'Klnlav duly ELECTED. WALTER STOTT. Returning Officer. 3rd September. 4 B WHOOPING Cough, Bronchitis, Coughs, and Colds Bpeedily relieved. Price's Children's Coug'i Syrup, Is 6d. —Price, chemist, Walker street. 26iu iTIHILBLA^NS. — Instant relief, certain \j cure, broken or unbroken, Price's Chilblain Ointment, 6d, Is.—Price, chemist, Walker street. WORMS.— Price's Worm Syrup is pleasant, safe, and effectual. Never lailß j 2s.— Price, chemist, Walker street, ;>6ju Wanteds. Gain advertisements under thli head, not exceeding dlxteea words, will be charged 3IXPHEOE. I? chanted to aooount, DOUBHS BATH. "ANTED, FIRST BODICE HAND, with first-class experience.—Apply at once Mies Bonghen, D.I.C. la WANTED (in flax mill), good SCUTOHERMAN and COOK. — Apply with particulars to J. Greenhalgb, MataUra. Ri'