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cost much less for subsequent maintenance than a road made on the flat. It was ultimately agreed, on the motion of Cr. King, seconded by Cr. Hirst, that the road be taken along Sinian’s flat (as suggested), in return for the road originally surveyed, -'and that th«i terrace road bo abandoned. Stops will be taken to have (he necessary survey work carried out. Amusements. ZEALAND! A HALL, INVERCARGILL. Sole Lessees: John Fuller & Sons. TO-NIGHT (at 8) TO-NIGHT. FULLERS’ PICTURES THIS PROGRAMME la Going Better than Ever: MISS ANNETTE KEIIEEMANK. . The Famous Australian Swimmer. Chief Events in 1909. ALMOST. • THE WIDOW. PROM CABIN BOY TO KING. DROWSY DICK’S DREAM. DIFFERENT TRADES IN BOMBAY. A STORY OF CIRCUS LIFE. Briton v. Boer. Pido’s Taking Way. THE MOUNTAINEER’S HONOUR. MATINEE: To-day, 2 p.m. FULLERS’ PRICES: Is and Cd. ■P RA N D SAC RE D CONC ER T vX Rugby Park! Rugby Park I TO-MOR ROW A FT ERNOON. By the DOMINION BAND. Commencing at 2.45 p.m. Collection. 3790 TITATAPERE AXEMEN’S ATHLETIC SOCIETY. FIRST ANNUAL SPORTS Will be held on grounds beautifully situated on the Banks of Walau River on j March 28 EASTER MONDAY March 28 [ £56 PROGRAMME £56 Including Southland Championships and Handicap events in Chopping and Sowing; Half-mile Handicap, 100 yds handicap, Sack Race, Cumberland Wrestling, Schools’ Relay Race (open to all public schools in Southland), Malden Chopping and Sawing; also a boys’ Chop. All open events, under N.Z.A.tT. rules. Mr Geddes, jeweller, Winton, has, donated a handsome gold medal to winner of Malden Chop. Birch logs only will bo Used. Axemen ,wh'o have not competed at an unregistered meeting during the last 12 months should nominate at once. Trains Specially Delayed. Nominations Extended until the 21st at S p.m. M. DOWLING, Secretary. Te Tua P.O. 3734

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Meetings. Mr HENRY VICTOR. Psychic Reader. Psychoinetrist, Clairvoyant. Consulted dailv; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Wednesdays. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Evenings by appointment. 24, Yarrow Street. 3253 EXHIBITORS at the recent young' bird show can receive their prize-money at the Y.M.C.A. Rooms, on SATURDAY EVENING, between the hours of 7.30 and 9.30. 3745 E. SHEPPARD, Hon. See. J. T. PRAIN B iUYER OF— : i; GRASS SEED, , OATS and WHEAT. HIGHEST MARKET RATES. Address: ALLEN’S HALL, Kelvin St. 3761 SOUTHLAND COUNTY. HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS ACT. THE following Is the result of the Poll taken on WEDNESDAY, 16th March, 1910, for the Election of Six Representatives on ttic Hospital and Charitable Aid Board: — Votes. FLEMING,- James HAMILTON. John Ronald .... RONALD, William . ROBERTSON, Colin GILCHRIST. Duncan ... GREEN, Thomas .' i . KERSB, Charles ALSWEILER, Jacob I therefore DECLARE Messrs Fleming, J. R. Hamilton, Wm. Ronald, Colin Robertson, Duncan Gilchrist and Thos. Green duly ELECTED representatives for the combined district of the County of Southland and Wyndham Town District for the ensuing term. A. J. SERVICE, ' Returning Officer. Southland County Council Office, Invercargill, 18th March, 1910. 3751 FACT Ho. If. At 31st Dec., 1908. £192,300, IN CASH, was distributed among the Policyholders IN BONUSES. The above earn represents an addition of £317,000 to the sums assured. The bonuses are now fixed npon an ascending .scale, it being arranged that the increases shall become greater with the duration of the policy. The practical working of this arrangement will be understood by an inspection of the following examples;— BONUSES ON THREE £I,OOO POLICIES. GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT 581 547 505 450 443 439 ICS 143 GEO. D. MACINDOE, M.5.2. (Public Analyst to Borough ol Invercargill.) House Telephone, No. 243. Laboratory, Ness St., Invercargill. A NALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST, ASSAYER AND CHEMICAL ENGINEER. Having had In Britain a wide experience in industrial and agricultural chemistry, is prepared to undertake the analysis and inspection o£ all manufac|ured materials,