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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 85, 31 March 1914, Page 6

TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD. / EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. ELECTION OF ONE MEMBEREAST WARD. "T is hereby publicly notified that A Nominations for the Election of One Member of the Education Board will be received by me at the luiucation Office, up to 5 p.m. on April 16th, 1914, and that the Election will -be held on Thursday, the 7th May, 1914. No person shall be eligible as a candidate for election unless he is nominated in writing by at least two electors, and the nomination paper bearig the candidate's consent in writing is received by the Returning Officer before the nominations close. The vacancy is caused by the resignation of Mr W. McL. Kennedy. Nominations must be signed by two vmembers of a School Committee of a district consituted under the Education Act, and bear the written consent of the candidate nominated. P. S. WHTTCOMBE, Returning Officer. Education Office, 30th March, 1914, New Plymouth. STRATFORD COUNTY COUNCIL. EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION. FAST RIDING. TWO COUNCILLORS NOTICE is hereby given that I appoint WEDNESDAY, the Bth Day of April, 1914, as the day for the Election to fill the vacancies in the office of Councillor for the East Riding caused by the resignations of Councillors Were and Walter, And, further, I appoint WEDNESDAY, the Ist Day of April, up to Noon, as the day, ancL the County Office, Stratford, as the place, for receiving nominations to the office aforesaid. ' Nomination papers may be procured from the County Office. CHAS. PENN, Returning Officer. 18th .March, 1914. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. SPORTS AT TOKO. ON 2nd April, the usual/11.0 a.m. train Te Wera to Pohokura, and the usual 12.10 p;m. train; Pohokura to Stratford, wiU ,XOr run. Special trains will leave Te Wera

9 a.m., arriving Pohokura 9.30 a.m., and will return, leaving Pohokura at 10 a.m., Te Wera'lo.4o a.m., Hiuroa 11. 5 a.m., Douglas 11.30 a.m., Toko \% noon, arriving Stratford 12.30 p.m -Passenger train will leave Stratford 1.30 p.m. arriving Toko 1.55 p.m. Return train leaves at 5 V 30 p.m., arriving Stratford 6:0 p.m. BY ORDER. STRATFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL. MAYORAL ELECTION. SUPPLEMENTARY DISTRICT ELECTORS' LIST. BURGESSES are reminded that in ! view of the Mayoral Election ' next month a supplementary' roll is i !)cing prepared. The said roll closes [at 5 p.m. on 15th April. Any perI' son wishing to be enrolled may ob-j-tain the necessary enrolment forms at the Town Clerk's office. PHILIP SKOCLUND, Town Clerk. i \ ■■■■. ' ■ I TO BUILDERS. ; nniENDERS are invited, to close on | JL Saturday, the 4th April, for the ; Erection of Residence, Brecon Read, for C. Robson, Esq. j A. D. BLICK k Architect. FOR SALE. WANTED TO SELL a 10 per cent, investment 2 acres, 6-roomed house; also 2-roomod house (all 5 minutes from Broadway). Only £4OO the lot. Write; Taylor, this paper. FOR SALE—As a goinging concern (no goodwill), Farm, 65 acres, i 2 years' lease, 23 cows and young I stock, 2 horses, pigs, etc.; necessary implements and winter crops. Particu- ', lars this office. P BOUND will supply Best-Tail* • piri Coal at lowest rates for cadi; weight guaranteed. Orders taken at Lamason's. RANTED— Employment, jobbing garden work, store or day work, by steady man. Apply, "Industry," Stratford Post. • OST—One R 3 d Heifer (2£ years old), branded three crescents on rump, earmarked "W". Geo. V. Burgham, Toko. 7ANTED Plain Sewing. Apply this office. Pair of Gold-rimmed Spectacles in caae. Owner may have same by paying expenses. This office. "OULBS —Anemones, Freesias, Hya- * cinths, Tulips, Narcissus, Iris. Get these now. Do not delay. Orders coming in da.Tly. Catalogues free. J. Payne and 00., Eltham. SALE—Cheap (owner having sold out), One 3-bucket iun> Milking '.ifachine, complete with Lister engi ae; may be seen at work. Apply J." S. McDonald, Toko. tJT/i'NTED TO LEASE—One Acre, Corner Opunake and Stratford RonOfo cheap. Apply W. G. Fargie, Lai'ul Agent, or Bos 8.