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Otago Witness, Issue 3247, 7 June 1916, Page 34

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. fVrAGO EDUCATION BOARD. NEW ELECTION OF MEMBERS. IT IS HEREBY PUBLICLY NOTIFIED : • (1) That in accordance with the provisions of " The Education Act, 1914," all the Members of the Education Board of the District of Otago, as at present constituted, will Retire from Office on 3th AUGUST, 1916; (2) That an Election of Members for the New Wards, and for the Urban Area, will be held on WEDNESDAY, 19th July next; (3) That the Total Number of Members of the new Board to be Elected will be TEN—viz., for the Urban Area, 4 Members; for the North Ward, 2 Members; for the Central Ward, 2 Members; and for the South Ward, 2 Members ; (4) That the Electors for each Ward and for the Urban Area are the Members of the Scnool Committees within such Ward or Urban Area ; (5) That Nominations will Close at 5 p.m. o'clock on WEDNESDAY, 23th June next; (6) That no person is eligible as a Candidate unless he is Nominated in writing by at least Two Electors m the Ward or Urban Area for which ho is a Candidate, and the Nomination Paper bearing the Candidate's consent in writing is received by mo before the Nominations are closed; (7) That forms of nomination may be obtained at this Office ; (8) That the Voting List for each W arc! and for the Urban Area will be Closed at 5 o'clock p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 2Sth June next. S. M. PARK, Returning Officer. Education Office, Dunedin. 29th May. 1916. 31m.y jRAKM FOR SALE BY TENDER. Tenders are invited by the Trustees of the late Mrs Christina Brown for Purchase of Section 20, Block 111, Otago Peninsula, 39 acres 1 rood 1 pole,'subject to lease expiring Ist November, 1918, at £32 per annum Terms and conditions may be seen at the Office of Gilkison and White, solicitors, 3 Vogel street, Dunedin, or with the Undersigned. Tenders to be lodged with 5 per cent, deposit on or before 20th JUNE, 1916, with the Undersigned. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. PETER MURRAY, 3ju Farmer, Balclutha. HERE IN A LETTER FROM A LADY WHO WAS PRACTICALLY RESCUED FROM THE GRAVE. READ IT CAREFULLY. IT WILL OPEN YOUR EYES TO THE FACT THAT RHEUMATISM OF ANY KIND CAN NOW BE CURED. " Blairgowrie," Great South Road, 17/4/16. To the Manager, Dominion Rheumatic Cure Pty., Ltd., Auckland. Dear Sir,—lt is not only from a strong sense of duty, but from a sincere feeling of gratitude that I would add my testimony to your Rheumatic Cure. At Home I suffered for eight years. I arrived in New Zealand weighing four stone less than my normal weight, and apparently with a short time to live. A late eminent surgeon advised an operation, which I underwent, and they signally failed to find any cause for the intense agony I had endured. In 1915 I was advised to try the Dominion Rheumatic Cure, and I can honestly say that after four months' treatment I have not felt so well for years, being absolutely free from those nerve-racking pains. I can conscientiously recommend anyone who suffers to give it a fair trial, feeling assured that, taking my own case as an example, they will never regret it. Yours ever grateful, (Sgd.) MRS E. ROY. A letter like that breathes of truth and gratitude. No one can doubt it. No one need suffer while this great remedy is available. The medicine that is working these marvels is feurely something out of tho ordinary. Surely it is worthy the investigation of every sufferer. Cut out this Coupon and post it, and a book vail be sent you by return post which tells all about this most wonderful: medicine. The book is intensely interestin."'. Don't wait; send for it NOW. FREE COUPON. To the Dominion Rheumatic Cure Pty., Ltd High street, Auckland. Please send me (without any obligation on my part) your free book entitled "The Broken Crutch: A Most Interesting Story,''' which gives full information about tho wonderful medicine mentioned in the Otago Witness—o 22. ADDRESS. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATIONS.

Office of the Public Service Commissioner. Wellington, June 1, 1916. APPLICATIONS (to be made on P.S.C. Form 17a, obtainable at principal post offices) will be received by the Undersigned tor the following position:— MANAGER, Weraroa Experimental Farm, Department of Agriculture, etc.. Professional Division. Salary, £460; maximum, £SOO per annum. Applications CLOSE 30th JUNE. Further particulars may be obtained on application to the Permainent Head of the Department, Wellington. P. VERSCHAFFELT, 7iu Secretary*