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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16982, 19 April 1917, Page 7

RAILWAY NOTIFICATIONS. JtfEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. COAL MINERS' STRIKE. . CTRTAILMENT OF TRAIN SERVICES. In view of tho necessity to conserve tho railway coal stocks, a drastic curtailment of Passenger and Goods Train Services will bo brought into operation (if tho coal strike still continuce) on • MONDAY, 23rd April, 1917. > The Travelling Public arc strongly to avail themselves of the opportunity permitted by tho continuation of the present Full Service of Passenger Trains to COMcV&mn^" tci , n , p!lltt,tl before SATURDAY 21st April, 1917, as after that date and until further notice travelTO* THE SffilfS^ IITED Handbills giving f m l particulars of tho Curtailed Train Services may bo obtained at all Railway Stations. 18 "P By Order. ELECTION NOTICES. £jITY OF DUNEDIN. ELECTION OF MAYOR. In the matter of "The Municipal Corporations Act. 1908," and " Tho Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908." I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that tho following persons have been NOMINATED ior the Offico of Mayor of the City of Dunedin—viz: JAMES JOHN CLARK and ISAAC GREEN, And as more than one candidate has been Nominated, a POLL will bo taken on WEDNESDAY, tho 25th day of April, 1917, between tho hours of 9 o'clock a.m. and 7 o'clock p.m., in tho following BOOTHS— viz: King's Theatro, Dowling street. St. Andrew's Hall, Carroll street (formerly Walker street). Knox Church S.S. Hall, King street. Oddfellows' Hall, Stuart street. Albany Street School Hall, Albany street. George Street School Hall, George street. Mission Hall, Russell street. Pacific Motor Garage, Octagon. Shop, Georgo street (late Whitcombe and Tombs), No. 133 George street. Town Hall, North-East Valloy. Barron's Hall, North-East Valloy. Presbyterian Church, Opoho. Schoolhousc, Pino Hill. Town Hall, South Dunedin. Cavorshom Methodist S.S. (Geddes's Hall), South road. Oddfellows' Hall, Kensington. Oddfellows' Hall, David street. Methodist S.S. Hall, Wesley street. Old St. Clair School, Alexandra street.' Council Roslyn. Wakari Hall, Kaikorai. Roslyn Institute, Highgate. Diningßoom (opposite Woollen Mills), Kaikorai road. Council Chambers, Mornington. Baptist Church Hall, Elgin road. Marquee, corner Main South road and Glen road. Methodist Church. Carnarvon i street. Coronation Hall, Maori Hill Mission Hall, Woodhaugh Loith Valloy School, Leith Valley road. Presbyterian Church Hall, Anderson Bay. Tainui Booth (White's workshop), corner Lavell street and Musselburgh Rise. G. A. LEWIN, ~ ~ . , Returning Officer. Dunedin, 16th April, 1917. 17ap QITI O~F DUNEDIN. GENERAL ELECTION OF EIGHTEEN COUNCILLORS. 5n the Matt<* of " Tho Municipal Corporations' Act, 1908," and " The Local Ejections and Polls Act, 1908." 1 .HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that tiio following PERSONS have been NOMINATED for the Office of COUNCILLOR of the City of Duuedin: — JOHN CARSE ARBUCKLE, WILLIAM BEGG, GEORGE FREDERICK BEWLEY ■ ROBERT SHERIFF BLACK, MATTHEW BRADLEY FRANCIS JOSEPH CAMPBELL ■ JOHN CARROLL, JAMES SANDILANDS DOUGLAS ROBERT RUTHERFORD DOUGLAS ROBERT GILKISON, JOHN HENRY HANCOCK, CHARLES HENRY HAYWARD MATTHEW/ HENDERSON, EDWARD KELLETT, HENRY LETHABY, JOHN LUNN. ROBERT GORDON MACDONALD ALEXANDER MATHESON JAMES WRIGHT PATTON, HENRY W. PHILLIPS WALTER A. SCOTT, JOETN BRADLEY SHACKXOCKL edwin sincook, james smaxl. jSS^io^p^o^^™^ and as the number of Candidates exceeds * h o number of Councillors (18) to bo Elected n rUIAj will be taken on WEDNESDAY 25th djiy of April, 1917, between the hours of 9 o clock ajn and 7 o'clock p.m., in tho following BOOTHS—viz.: I King's Thoatro, Dowlmg street. St. Andrew's Hall, Carroll street (formerly Walker street). Knox Charoh Sunday School Hall Kincr street. b Oddfellows' Hall, Stuart street. Albany Street School Hall, Albany street. Georgo Street School Hall, George street Mission Hall, Russell street. Pacific Motor Garage, Octagon. Shop, Georgo street (lato Whitoombo and Tombs) No. 133 Georgo street Town Hall, North-East Valley: Ba.-ron's Hall, North-East Valley. Frcsbyte.nan Church, Opoho. Sohoolhouse, Pine Hill. Town .Hall. South Dunedin. Oa-versham Methodist Sunday School (Geddee's Hall)-, South road. Oddfellows' Hall, Kensington. Oddfellows' Hall, David street. Methodist Sunday School Hall, Wesley street. Old St. Clair School, Alexandra street. Council Chambers, Roslyn. Wakari Hull, Kaikorai. Ro3lyn Institute,. Highgate. Dining Room (opposite Woollen Mills), Kaucorai road. Council Chambers, Mornington Baptist Church Hall, Elgin road Marquee, Corner Main South road and ulcn road. Methodist Church, Carnarvon street Coronation Hall, Maori Hill. Mission Hall, Woodhaugh Lorth Valley School, Leith Valley road PrcFbytcnan Church Plall, Anderson Bay. Tainui Booth (White's Workshop) corner Cavell street and Musselburgh Itl3O. G. A. LEWIN, ■o t Returning OfficerJDunejhj ! J6tn_ April_ v 1917. 17ap IQTAGO HARBOUR! BOARD. EL] OF TW MEMBERS BY IHE PAYERS OF HARROTTR. DUES ON SHIPS. UAKUUIttI NELL GALBRAITH were tho onlv Candidates Nominated This Day for-ELEC--ITON as Members of tho Board for tho IVv* °f Harbour Dues on Ships. ihero being only 'l\vo Members required I declare tho said Harold Livingstone T apley and Neil Galbraith duly ELECITED tor the ensuing term ig Dated at Dunedin this 18th day of April, 19 w - J- BARDSLEY, —LP Secretary. iQTAGO HARBOUR" BOARD. KL! 'tm vrVi • BY THE PAYI«.RS OF 1 [ARBOUR DUES oriiun than nms ox ships. NOTTCT': 155 T7FRFBV fTVirv u 1 ?'TPirrmN I,ltP '^ is , J'j.L-lfll-LION ne Monihor of tho Board for Du^rshi llii,bour D ««otbi rd tiSs There being only .One Member rpciuh-ed n y t I f'k v T ons "»'S term. DlLUfidm thw 181 " ctiy of April, W. J. BARDSLEY Secretary. JOINTS in Ventilation, Fa^Tsy^^T* JL Hcatintr. Skylicrhts, Oiimnoy Cowls from Ros3 Manufacturing Company (Ltd ) .Bond street. ig^p