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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21647, 18 May 1932, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS gOUTH DUNEDIN TALKIES (King Edward Theatre) TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. A Thrilling Mystery Underworld Drama. “ COSTELLO CASE.” “COSTELLO CASE.” “COSTELLO CASE.” “COSTELLO CASE.” “COSTELLO CASE.” Featuring TOM MOORE TOM MOORE TOM MOORE TOM MOORE TOM MOORE ' - TOM MOORE TOM MOORE TOM MOORE And LOLA LANE. Also, JACK OAKIE JACK OAKIE JACK OAKIE JACK OAKIE JACK OAKIE JACK OAKIE Gay and giddier, than ever in his battleship gloom buster. “SEA LEGS.” “SEA LEGS.” - “SEA LEGS” “SEA LEGS.” You'll stagger from laughing at “SEA LEGS.” “SEA LEGS.” For Reserves Ring Theatre (22-573). ADULTS, Is; CHILDREN. 6d. jtyflSS M. WALLACE, TEACHER OF BALLROOM DANCING, Murdoch’s Buildings, 176 RATTRAY STREET. SENIOR BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ CLASS, FRIDAY EVENING. 7.30-10.30. CHILDREN’S CLASS, SATURDAY MORNING. 10-11.30. Private Tuition by Arrangement. Address and Phone: 836 CUMBERLAND STREET. Autumn fete. SPECIMEN GOLD ART UNION, Invercargill, Drawn May 11, 1932. First prize 4598, Second 2105, Third 2540. M. J. MURPITT, Hon. Secretary. ELECTION NOTICES. HANK S. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF LAUDER RIDING. Ladies and Gentlemen, — I take this opportunity of Thanking you most sincerely for the great honour you have bestowed upon me by allowing me to be Re-elected unopposed as your Member for the Lauder Riding. I can assure you I look upon this privilege with high esteem, and shall endeavour to give of my best to carry out the duties entrusted to me, Once more thanking you. I am, '< Yours sincerely, ED. MORGAN. TO THE -RATEPAYERS OF THE MANIOTOTO COUNTY. I also take this opportunity of Thanking all those who supported me in the “ Election of Members for the Maniototo Hospital Board,” and shall give of my best to carry .out the duties befitting a Member of the Board. I am, Yours sincerely, ED. MORGAN. ]ITANIOTOTO COUNTY COUNCIL. Pursuant to Section 32 of “The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925,” I Hereby Give Notice that the NUMBER OF VOTES received by each Candidate for the Office of Councillor for the St. Bathans Riding of the County of Maniototo is as follows: — NICOLSON, Neil .. .. 60 Johnson, Walter 54 AND I HEREBY DECLARE the said NEIL NICOLSON to be duly ELECTED to such Office. Dated this 16th day of May, 1932. P. A. WHITCOMBE, Returning Officer for the County of Maniototo, QOUNTY OF MANIOTOTO. ELECTION OF SEVEN HOSPITAL BOARD REPRESENTATIVES. Pursuant to Section 32 of “ The Local Elections and Polls Act-; 1925,” I Hereby Give Notice that at the Election held on the 11th day of May, 1932, the number of Votes received by each Candidate for the Office of Representative for the County of Maniototo on the Maniototo Hospital Board is as. follows: AITKEN, Peter 241 DA\ IS, Henry William .. 286 DOWLING, Thomas .. .. 213 Hanrahan, Moses Halord .. 139 Johnsen, Walter 102 LOWIS, Thomas Adlard .. 303 MATHEWSON, William Malcolmson 231 MORGAN. Edward .. .. 246 NICOLSOfc, Neil .. .. 224 Scott, Robert 180 Todd, Bruce Andrew ~ .. 63 Young, Robert Alfred .. 108 AND I HEREBY DECLARE the said AITKEN, Peter; DAVIS, Henry William; DOWLING, Thomas; LOWIS, Thomas Adlard; MATHEWSON, William Malcolmson; MORGAN, Edward; and NICOLSON, Neil; to be duly elected to such office; Dated at Naseby this 16th day of May, 1932 if. A. WHITCOMBE, Returning Officer. A I H E M O. C 0, U N T Y. DUNBACK RIDING-ELECTION OF 1 ONE COUNCILLOR. PURVIS, Alexander .. .. 49 Chapman, James 22 Informal 6 As the said ALEXANDER PURVIS has received the highest number of votes, I declare him DULY ELECTED as COUNCILLOR for the Dunback Riding of the Waihemo County. ARCH. A. M* WILLI AM, Returning Officer. Palmerston, May 17, 1932. yy A I H E M O COUNTY. BLUE MOUNTAIN' RIDING—ELECTION OF TWO COUNCILLORS. In the matter of “The Counties Act, 1920,” and “The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925,” I hereby give public notice that at the Election of Two Councillors to represent Blue Mountain Riding of the Waihemo County the Persons hereinafter named were Candidates and received the number of Votes set opposite their names, viz.:— ROSS. David 70 RITCHIE, William 67 Craig, John 67 Informal 2 As the said DAVID ROSS has received the highest number of Votes, I declare him DULY ELECTED, ami WILLIAM RITCHIE DULY ELECTED by lot as COUNCILLORS for the Blue Mountain Riding. ARCH. A. M'WILLIAM, Returning Officer. WHY Be Too Fat? Unnecessary fat reduced harmlessly by taking VOUTH-O-FORM Capsules; 6s 6d. —Wilkinson and Son and other chemists. 20ap THE WALLPAPER SALE, WRENS— 2s 6d Papers now Is Od; no bundles old stock; every line reduced. ADVERTISING is accepted as a necessary part of modern business promotion. It has won a place for itself in virtually every industry. Rightly directed and prepared, advertising has' proved that it can return a profit to the advertiser. But advertising should always be considered as a business enterprise, and not as a magic formula for unearned success.