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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16406, 12 April 1924, Page 2

TOMORROW (SUNDAY). "jl OLLOWINCI is the programme the _•_ Band will render on the Botanical Reserve on SUNDAY Afternoon, commencing at, 2.45: Maifch—^'Constellation" Clarke .... Clarke Verdi Eville a.rr. Short Valse —"Moon Dreams"' Eville (•'election —"Lizt" a.rr. Short Fox Trot—" Yodel Dodel Doli" ... Grey Ballet Music from "Faust" ... Douglas "Gladiators' Farewell" ... Blnnkenbury God Save the King. Silver Coin Collection. H. LANGTRY. Conductor. 357 S. NUNNS, Sec. pro tern. ]>AX CE— ÜBEtRTY HALL. k DANCE will be held in the Lib- , erty Hall, on THURSDAY, 17th April, under the GuAborne Rebekah Lodge, No. 8. Ladies 1/6. Gents 2/6. M. ELLIS, 359 Secretary. HAWKES BAY EDUCATION BOARD. ANNUAL ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES. IN accordance! with Section 43 of "The Education Act, 1914," notice is hereby given that the Hawke's Bay KlJucation Board has appointed MONDAY, the 28th DAY OF APRIL, 1924, ns the day on which the Annual Meeting of Householders will be held for the Election of Committees for the ensuing year. The hour of meeting will he. 8 o'clock, in the evening, and Ihe place of meeting will be in the Schoolhouse in each district, except Oreenmeadows, where the place of meeting will be in the Taradale School, and Wairoa, where the place of meeting will be St. Andrew's Hall. The Householders within the several School Districts are hereby called upon to send in writing by post or delivery so as to be. delivered to the respective chairmen of Die several School Committees not later than 8 o'clock in the evening of MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1924, the names of persons, being householders nominated by them for Election to serve upon the Committee for the year ensuing. In the case of schools having an average attendance exceeding 120 for 1923, no nomination for the Committee will bo valid if received by the respective j chairmen after the last-mentioned time ! and dale. In the case of schools having an average attendance not exceeding 120 for 1923, nominations may, as provided by the Education Act, 1914, be made at the Annual Meeting of Householders. For the Election of Committees for the following Schools nominations are to be made to the gentlemen named: (•last Cape—Mr. T. B. Smith. Mangapapa (Gisborne) Mr. H. J I olmes. After the Meeting of Householders, the Committee elected shall hold its first meeting, and' thereat elect one of its members to be Chairman for the year. W. L. DUNN, Secretary. Education Oifice, Napier, March 29. 1924. 350 IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE CHRISTOPHER PEARSON DA VIES, Off Gisborne, Accountant, Deceased. ALL persons h; the Estate c Pearson Davies, deceased, are requested to forward particulars of the same, in duplicate, to the undersigned, together with a certificate that the debt was due and owing by the deceased at date of death (28th March, 1924). NOLAN AND SKBET, 246 Solicitors for the Executors. F 0 R S A L R. H IOR SALE-TRUSSED LUCERNE. Orders now taken. T. HAY, Kaitaratahi. •Phone 943 R. 336 ACCOUNTANCY. mRADBSMEN'S Accounts kept effiJ_ eiently and Balance-sheets prepared. Lund and Income Tax returns made k.u and Assessments adjusted. All descriptions of Typing undertaken. 'Phone 017 M. ALFRED GLEAVE. Good's Bldgs. GISBORNE POUND. TMPOUNDED from Childers Road: 1 _L dark chestnut Marc, aged, sound, no shoes, long mane and tail, branded 3R on near rump. 1 aged Gelding, no visible brand, white patch on forehead, near hind leg been cut with wire. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold at the above Poundyards on MONDAY. April 14th, at 12 noon.-11 Richards, Potindkeeper. 370 ' TE KANAKA POUND. IMPOUNDED from Yvhatafutu: 1 Bay Entire branded PR on oil shoulder, four white feel, white streak down lace. If not claimed and expenses paid will b c sold at the above Poundyards on THURSDAY, 24th April.'at 12 noon. W. J. BROWN. Pound-keeper. 374 YOU use the Stand naturally, oo hare an automatic cut-off Stand in use, with your electrio iron.