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

QOUNTY OF ■ PENINSULA. ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that ttOBLIIL' BRUKTON, DAVID JOHN W&ART ROBERTSON. WILLIAM DONALD STEWART. JOSEPH CROSS, ROBERT MORRISON, and JAMES WHITE DULLER and JAMES THOS. IR\ INE were, on the the 24th day of April, 1929, duly Nominated as Candidates for the Offices of Councillors for the [Tomahawk Riding, Highcliff Riding, Sandymount Riding, Portobello Riding, Otago Heads Riding, and Broad Bay Riding respectively, of the County of Peninsula: and that, as the Number of Candidates nominated for such Offices did not exceed the .Number of Vacancies to be filled, I did, on the day aforesaid, and at the place of nomination, publicly declare, and do hereby publicly notify the said ROBERT BRUNTON, DAVID JOHN STUART ROBERTSON, WILLIAM DONALD STEWART, JOSEPH CROSS. ROBERT MORRISON, and JAMES-WHITE MILLER and JAMES THOMAS IRVINE to be duly ELECTED. „ . 8. 6. PATERSON. Returning Officer, County of Peninsula. Portobello, April 26. 1929. QOUNTY OF PENINSULA. ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. I HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE that the following three (3) persons have been duly Nominated for the Offices of Councillors for the North-East Harbour Riding, in the County of Peninsula—namely. MACANDREW. Hunter. MALCOLM, John Joseph. BURT, Alexander. As there are only TWO (2) Vacancies to be filled, I hereby also give notice that a POLL will be taken as between the said Candidates on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of May, 1920. The Polling Booths will be situated as under:— County Council Office, Portobello (principal). Public Hall, Macandrew Bay. Boathouse, Waverley, Early Settlers’ Hall, Dunedin. ■ Dated at Portobello this 26th day of April, 1929. S. G. PATERSON. 2 1 ap Returning Officer. ELECTION MEETINGS. NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. MEETINGS WILL BE HELD AS FOLLOWS:— TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), APRIL 2 ALBANY STREET SCHOOL HALL, . At' 8 o’clock. . Speakers. Mr F. JONES (Mayoral Candidate) ar Candidates for other seats. MONDAY. APRIL 29, SOUTH DUNEDIN TOWN HALL, At 8 pan., SpGfllisrs J^ Candidate), M HERBERT, Messrs J. W. MUXR and J. ROBINSON. TUESDAY, APRIL 30 (Two Meetings). METHODIST CHURCH HALL CAVERSHAM. . . Mr F. JONES will be the first speakc At 8 pan. Other Candidates to follow. 1 EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL. Mr J. W. MUNRO will he first speakc Mr JONES will Address the Meeting At 9 pan. J)TJNEDIN ELECTOR, ASSOCIATION. , r MCNICiPAL ELECTIONS. MEEiINGS will be held as urn S*A,SfSSSl K 6 COUNCILLORS KLECTORS-- ' m iDDRESS TO-NMGHT (SATURDAY), April 2 NORTH-EAST VALLEY TO’ HALL; Messrs C. R. Smith. A. Edgar. J. J. Marlow, F. Wilkin and 1. L. Lawrence. MONDAY, April 39.—PRESBYTERI HALE ANDERSON’S BAY: Me fi. Wilkinson, A. D. Edgar. F. ? nd c - B- ‘Smith. TUESDAY. APRIL SO. - EAR i SETTLERS’ HALL (old Art < lery): Retiring Councillors and t Candidates. Cr J. S. Doui [Deputy Mayor) in the chair. gT. KIL D A M. AYOKALTY. Cr. E. LONG WORTH, The Candidate with the longest will Address the-Electors in t-hs NATION HALL, St. Hilda, on MONDAY EVENING At 8 o’clock. The Deputy Mayor. Cr H. H. LEARY, will preside. ’ JJAYOEAL ELECTION. Cr, R. S. BLACK Will Speak MONDAY. April 29 at 7.30 pan.—Ros Presbyterian Hall. Highgate Arthur Ellis. Chairman. MONDAY, April 20, at 9 p.m—Mornington Bowling Club. TUESDAY NIGHT, at the R.S.A. Come and hear some facts about Waipori. In an Etruscan tomb of 400 8.c., presumably belonging to a woman, the following objects were recently found: Rouge pots, broken mirrors of silvered bronze. The “ Grotto Bella,” a • tomb excavated at the ancient town of Caere, contains a sarcophagus in which a woman s skeleton has been discovered. Buried with the skeleton were two amphorae, some tarnished gold and jewels, ornamented brooches, and some small pieces of leather.on which designs had been worked. Inside , the grotto are handsome wall frescoes, the colours of which are still vivid, although they arc about 2400 years old. Search is still being made at Cervertori, the modern town standing on the site of the ancient Caere, and discoveries of interest are often made. The smithy of Gretna Green, the historic Scottish resort of runaway couples, had a record year in 1928. The number of marriages contracted by .joining hands across the blacksmith’s anvil averaged four for each week of the yeiir.