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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20702, 27 April 1929, Page 19

ELECTION NOTICES. QTA6O HARBOUR BOARD. COMBINED DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF DUNEDIN AND BOROUGH OF ST. HILDA. ELECTION OF FIVE REPRESENTATIVES. In the matter of “ The Harbours Act, 1023,”. I Hereby , Give Notice that the following persons have been NOMINATED for Nile. Office of Representative oa the Otago Harbour Board f- the Combined District of the City of Dunedin and the Borough of St. Hilda, viz.:— ALLEN, Andrew Henson. CAMPBELL, Herbert Cecil. COCKING, William George. DUNCAN, James Henry. HARRISON, Ralph. LARNACH. David. LOUDON, John. 1 MORLAND, Leo William. MUNRO. James Wright. NEILL, Sydney Edmund Dermot. ROBINSON. John. And as the Number of Candidates Exceeds the Number of Representatives (5) to be Elected, a POLL will be taken on WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of MAY. 1929, between the hours of 9 o'clock a.m. and 7 o'clock p.m., in the following BOOTHS A viz.:— North-East Valley Town Hall, North road. Cricket Pavilion, Gardens Reserve, opposite entrance to Botanic Gardens. Presbyterian Church, Signail Hill road, Opoho. Pine Hill School. Woodhaugh Mission Hall. George Street School Hall. Albany Street School Hall. Knox Church Sunday School. Oddfellows’ Hall, Stuart street. Town Hall, Octagon, Burns Hall. Burlington street. Sourr’s Auction Rooms,' 204 Princes street. St. Andrew’s Church Hall, Carroll street. Russell Street Mission Hall. Ramsay’s Workshop, corner Oavell street and Musselburgh Rise. Presbyterian Church Sunday School, Anderson’s Bay, ■ Oddfellows’ Hall, Kensington. South Dunedin Town Hall. Methodist Sunday School Hall, Wesley street. Oddfellows’ Hall, David street. Cavereham Methodist Sunday School, South road. 81. Clair Pavilion, Bedford street. • Martin’s Shop. HO South road: Baptist Church, Elgin road, Mornington. OW Council Chambers (at Tramsheds), Mornington. Methodist Church, Carnarvon street, Mornington. Dining Rooms, opposite Roslyn Mills, Kaikorai Valley road. Wakari Hall. Nairn street. Salvation Army Hall, Highgate. Roslyn Institute, Highgate. Coronation Hall,. Maori Hill. Coronation Hall, Prince Albert road, St. Kilda (Main Booth). ' Presbyterian Sunday School Hall, Albert street, St. Kilda. Garage at rear of Jackaway’a Store (formerly Ivimey’s), corner ofForbury crescent and Richardson street. Musselburgh Presbyterian Sunday School Hall, corner Queen’s drive and New street.G. A. LEWIN, ' Returning Officer. Dunedin. April 17, 1929. COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS, 1929. BLUESKIN RIDING PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREI EN that the following Candida nave been duly Nominated.— ' BOX. Henry William Stephen. BRISCOE. Proof. ’ FAIRBAIRN. Thomas Bolster. M'LACHLAN. John. . Alexander Nesbi And there being only TWO Vacane to be a POLL will be taken WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of'May, tween the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., the following places;— The Public Hall, Waitati. The Public School, Purakanui. The Mission Hall, Deborah Bay. F. W. INDER. • Returning Officer Waikouaiti, April 24, 1929. ■yyAIKOUAITI COUNTY COUNC , ELECTIONS, 1920. • MERTON RIDING'. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREB GI\EN that the following Candidati have been duly Nominated.— GILMORE, George. TAINE, Walter. And there being only ONE Vacancy, I be filled, a POLL will be taken on WEI NESDAY. the Bth day of-May. betwsc the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., at the fo lowing places:— • Mr John Reid’s Residence, Karitanc. The Public School, Merton. * The School Buildings, Seacliff. Mr .Henry Couper's Residence, Wa rington. F. W. INDER. , Returning Officer, Waikouaiti, April 24, 1929. 27a “yyAIKOUAITI COUNTY CO UNCI ELECTIONS, 1929. HA'WKSBURY RIDING. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE! GIVEN that the following Candidal have been duly Nominated.HECKLER. Arthur. M’CALLUM, Charles Thomas, PRESTON. John. WOODS. Arthur, , . Ami there being only TWO Vacane to bo filled, a POLL will be taken WEDNESDAY, the Bth May, 1929, 1 tween the hours of 9 a.m, and 6 p.m.. the COUNTY CHAMBERS. Waikouaiti, F. W. INDER, . . Returning Officer, Waikouaiti. April 24, 1929. • 27 ■yyAIKQDAITI COUNTY COUNCIL. ELECTIONS, 1929. NORTH-EAST VALLEY RIDING „ PUBUIC NOTICE . IS HEREI GIVEN that the following Candidate 1 been duly Nominated:— LALEY, Edward. And there being only ONE Candid; nominated, I hereby declare the s; EDWARD LALEY dnlv ELECTED Member of the Waikouaiti Com Council. ■ F. W. INDER, Returning Officer Waikouaiti, April 24. 1929, 27 JQUNEDIN MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1929. By request of the Chief Electoral I cer of New Zealand, and under the pices of the Mayor and Councillors of City of Dunedin, a MOCK ELECT 1 demonstrating the MILLAR AC MATIG VOTING MACHINE, nil] held in conjunction with the ordir elections, as above, in the Kb CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL 800 l For the purpose of thoroughly tee the Machine, Electors will be invitee Record their Votes in favour of ONI the four following makes of Motor Ca viz,. Buick. Dodge, Ford, Chevrolet. SAMUEL MILLAR, -Cap . Invento ELECTIONISM (13) ; Voungcr succc business men with fresh Ideas aspirations are required on the City ( ell. Arthur Paape solicits one vote. r PHE First Utility ot frequent and regular -Advertising consists in -this; Thett-e is at all times a large class of Persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certfim n-wsnrv nrti<-les. and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place, which is earnestly brought under their notice. indifferent to , all. they yield without hesitation to the first who a*- 1 — , » ATAGO DAILY LIMES AND ” NESS JOB PRINTING DE MENT,—Job - Printing of every-,d tion done with despatch, and at ' current rates.