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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20643, 15 February 1929, Page 11

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MOTOR CAR AND MOTOR CYCLE RACES. WAIKOUAITI BEACH, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 16, 1929. . First Race at 2 p.m. P. H. POWER, lot __ Secretary. BEACH RACES. THE WAIKOUAITI BEAUTIFYING ‘ SOCIETY Will run an AFTERNOON TEA STALL On SATURDAY. Profits for Beach Improvements. MEETINGS. QTAGO WOMEN'S CLUB. NOTICE TO MEMBERSAn AT HOME in honour of Mrs SHIVAS will be held on TUESDAY, February 19, at 4 p.m. JEAN NICOLSON, . Secretary. CITY CORPORATION NOTICES. jyUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF DATE OF PUBLIC LIBRARY LOAN POLL. Pursuant to the provisions of “ The Local Bodies Loans Act. 1926,” Public Notice Is Hereby Given that a Poll of the Ratepayers will oe taken on TUESDAY. the 19th day of February, 1929, 'on a Proposal to RAISE a SPECIAL LOAN of £15.000 for the purpose of Purchasing Land upon which to Extend and Enlarge the Public Library. Full details of the proposal have been advertised tn the Evening Star newspaper of January 9, 16, 23, and 30. The POLLING PLACES for the purPoae of the Poll are situated as follows: 1. Town Hall, North road, North-East Valley, 2 Cricket Pavilion, Botanic Gardens Reserve. Pine Hill terrace. 3 Presbyterian Church, Signal Hill road, Opoho. 4. George Street School Hall, George street. 5. Knox Church Sunday School Hall, King street. ' 6 Albany Street School Hall, Albany ‘street. 7. Oddfellows’ Hall, Stuart street. 8. Burns Hall, Burlington street. 9 Public Library, Moray place. 10. St. Andrew’s Church Hall, Carrol! street^ 11 Mission Hall, Russell 'street. * 12 Oddfellows’ Hall. Kensington. 13 Town Hall, K : ng Edward street. South Dunedin. 14. St. Clair Pavilion, Bedford street, St. Clair / 15 Methodist Sunday School, South road, Caversham. 16. Oddfellows’ Hall, David street, Caversham. .17 Council Chambers, Eglinton road. Mornington (in Tramway Buildings). 18. Wakari Hall, Nairn street. Kaikorai. 19. Salvation Army Hall. Higbgate. Roslyn, 20. Coronation Hall, Balmacewen road, Maori Hill. 21. Presbyterian Church Hall, Silverton street, Anderson's Bay. ' The Polling Hours are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and all duly Enrolled Electors (either husband or wife) save and except those enrolled in respect of the residential qualification are eligible to , vote. J. S. DOUGLAS, Deputy Mayor. G. A. LEWIN. 31ja Returning Officer. ■ PUBLIC INVITATION—Sea Lovely Views, Bungalow Sites, York place, Cargill street. Auction Monday, 25th.—-Park, Reynolds. . 15t FARMERS PAPER. —The AgnA cultural Department of the )tago Witness is acknowledged to be un equalled by that of any other weekly in the Dominion.