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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22546, 13 April 1935, Page 18

ELECTION NOTICES >OROUGH OF ST. NOTICE OF ELECTION OF MAYOR AND COUNCILLORS. PURSUANT to the Provisions of Section 7 of "The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925," I Hereby Give Public Notice that ELECTIONS will be held on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of May, 1935, for the purpose of electing:— fa) Mayor of the Borough of St. Kilda; And (b) Ten Councillors for the Borough of St. Kilda. And I Hereby Appoint the Council Chambers, Prince Albert road, St. Kilda, as the place, and WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of April, 1935, as the day for the Nomination of Candidates. Each Nomination Paper must be signed by TWO Electors and by the Candidate, and be delivered to me or addressed to me and delivered at the place aforesaid at any time after the publication of this notice and before NOON of the said day of Nomination. A Deposit of £lO in cash must accompany each Nomination for the office of Mayor, and £3 in cash must accompany each Nomination for the office of CouuDated at St. Kilda this 9th day of ApdI ' 1935< W. G. GRIFFIN,. Returning Officer. f)TAGO HOSPITAL DISTRICT. NOTICE OF ELECTION OF ONE PERSON TO REPRESENT THE COMBINED DISTRICT OF THE BOROUGH OF ST. KILDA, THE BOROUGH OF GREEN ISLAND, AND THE PENINSULA COUNTY ON THE BOARD OF THE OTAGO HOSPITAL DISTRICT. PURSUANT to the Provisions of Section 7 of "The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925," I Hereby Give Public Notice that an ELECTION will be held on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of May, 1935, for the purpose of electing ONE Person to represent the Combined District of the Borough of St. Kilda, the Borough of Green Island, and the Peninsula County on the Otago Hospital Board; and I Hereby Appoint the Council Chambers, Prince Albert road, St. Kilda, as the place, and WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of April, 1935, as the day for the Nomination of Candidates. Each Nomination Paper must be signed by TWO Electors and by the Candidate, and be delivered to me or addressed to me and delivered at the place aforesaid at any time after the publication of this notice and before NOON of the said day of Nomination. A Deposit of £3 in cash must accompany each Nomination. Dated at St. Kilda this 9th day of April, 1935. W. G. GRIFFIN, Returning Officer for Combined District. EDUCATIONAL OUR PASSPORT TO PROSPERITY. 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Only the historic and beautiful old gate known as the " Puerta de Tierra" will remain in memory of these walls, which represent ?000 years of Spanish history. The expansion of modern Cadiz has caused the successive destruction of the main portions of the walls and the first demolitions began as far back as 1900. When the first demolition was to be made the Minister of War, General Luque, objected strenuously, and the Prime Minister had to intervene. During the war the British troops in the front line were not at all averse to singing with gusto the German song about " straffing England," and when, last December, British forces moved into the Saar to keep the peace during the plebiscite, they informally adopted the Nazi salute. As the troop trains moved along, reported a correspondent, the soldiers waved to people working in the fields, who gravely gave the Nazi salute. " This," he wrote, " Thomas Atkins immediately adopted and from the frontier to Saarbrucken Hitler was 'heiled' as much from the train as from the railway side." The men quickly settled down in ueir new quarters, and next dav one of the men, meeting a friend ii.'the street, said: "Well, old cock, a merry Christmas and a happy new Saar."