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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20708, 4 May 1929, Page 19

ELECTION NOTICES. POUNIY OF TAIEKI. ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. I HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE that the following persons have been duly NOMINATED for the Office of ■Councillor for the undernoted Ridings in the County .of Taieri.,namely:— KAIKORAI RIDING. ".... DALZTEL. Thomas Dickson. STEVENSON. Malcolm., DEEP STREAM RIDING. DOHERTY. Francis. GOW, John Alexander. KEGGETT, Ernest. ■ STRATH-TAIERI RIDING. CARRUTHERS. Thomas. GLOVER. Frederick George. As there is only One Vacancy to be filled in each Riding, I Hereby Also Give Notice that a POLL will be taken as .between the said Candidates on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of Mav, 1929. ■ TJ 1 ® POLLING- BOOTHS will be situated as under— KAIKORAI RIDING. County Council Chambers. Moegiel (principal). Kirkland Hall, Main I'oad. Green Island ' Bush’s Store, Burnside. Duncan M’Millan’s Residence, Brockville. Fauld’s Homestead. Green Island Bush. DEEP STREAM RIDING. County Council ' Chambers, Mosgiel (principal). County Surfaceman's Residence, Hindqn Railway. Lawson's Woolshed, Pukerangi. ■■ R. M. Marshall’s, Residence, Shannon. F. Doherty’s’ Residence, Lee Stream. Agricultural Society’s Hall. Middlemarch. . , Buali’s Store, Burnside. STRATH-TAIERI RIDING. County Council Chambers. Mosgicl (principal). Agricultural Society’s Hall, Middlemarch. Bush’s Store, Burnside. Polling Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mosgicl this 26th day of Api-il. 1929. JOHN LOGAN, Returning Officer. 1 gOROUGH OF WAIKOUAITI. I> ENNIAL ELECTION OF NINE (1 : COUNCILLORS. to Section <32 of “The h Elections tmd Polls Act, 1925,” Pu Notice Is Hereby Given that the i Wednesday, the Ist day of Ik 1929, for the Election of Nine Council resulted as follows: - Votes 285 2,66 260 260 238 226 226 William Ross . M Fie, Osborne ....... . Cooper, James ~ .. Hnlltm. Charles Walter . Brown. William Henry . AUcock, John Thomas ~ . Mudge. William .. .. , Lang. Thomas ...... 25 Woods, Arthur ~ ~ lt 2’ Gent, John William .. ~ * •2{ Alrraham Ycuddle ..■ If ‘ Allcock, Benjamin ~ .. .. jf Informal, 6. w^rV D r , [ ,. DECLARE th WILLIAM ROSS - M'nruir OSBORKE iIFIE USTEs ,A, CHARI.ES WALTO Liam henry brown . _ALLCOCK, * WIL) MUDGE. THOMAS LANG TFD H r UR 0D ? , t 0 Duly I Sr°r C, S Sr 6of fc . he borough of kouaiti for the ensuing term. B. W. FELL,; ■ 'nr ■” Returning' Offi May! t 1920. t W a,koua,tl thifi 3rd d gOROUGH OF WAIKOU. BIENNIAL ELECTION OF MA Pursuant to Section 32 of “The Elections and Polls Act, 1925,” ] Notice la Hereby Given that the looo" r° n tlle Ist day of Fell, Andrew i Kerr, Galbraith Johnston • Lowther _ ANDREy¥ErW m ?H LA]RE 11 thVen ° f th t Boro,,ffhe ° f Waikom the ensuing term. * Waiko,,aiti this 3rd B. W. FELL, i— ; Returning 0 THE .ELECTORS OF CRUraA. TUAPEKA IKTTKs ew MANIOTOTO’ COUNTIES fwiT BOROUGHS .’flfflElN):. ‘ T LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN.t».,«V° ( a ”r cctl,at] have ,dci to accede to the request of a: numb( Electors to allow, .myself to be NOMINATED for n' CANDIDAT 1 Representative on, the Otago Hat a +r. d 171 ahove-Combined Cou at the Election on WEDNESDAY H,n i„i I faV T oUrcd . wi th ynur confident the polls, T promise to give faithful a tion to your interests. I- am, etc.. ini * DONALD M’GREGt Milburn., April 11, 1929. ■ 0 (TAGO HOSPITAL- BOARD I desire to THANK sinccreh Electors who gave me their ’ Assistance at the recent Elec GARTH GALL D W. NEWL Expresses his * GRATEFUL APPRECIA 1 To the Electors of Dunedin Harbour, And begs to assure them of liii . snorts J n their servit j DESIRE' to express t THANKS to the Electors lor. the honour they have con: me by returning me for a furt Member of the Hospital Boar 4™.V J. RU> ARBOUR BOARD E 1 ■ sincerely wish to THAN numerous friends and supportei me their votes and assistance. ANDREW H. T° T f IE CITIZENS OF DUNEDIN. I 'sincerely, wish to THANK all numerous friends and. supporters, gave me their votes and assistance ir recent election. - . - A. D. EDGAR. JJOSPITAL. BOARD ELECTION. Mr W. E. S. KNIGHT desires • to THANK the Electors for their Continued .Vote of Confidence. He ’ will' endeavour, as in the past, to maintain the efficiency of their institutions. rjX) THE ELECTORS OF DUNEDIN. I sincerely desire to THANK'.iII those who Supported me in the recent Election, also for their suport in many past years. ■ DAVID LARNACH. QTAGO WITNESS.—New Stories. A large amount of. reading matter.’