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ELECTORAL M A T ORAL Ist1 st J\£ at - OPENING MEETING H. E. V AILE L QONCERT QHAMBER, rpOWX JJALL rpO-XIGHT rpo-XIGHT, AT S P.M. T HE H ox S IR G EO I EG. 'IT'OW LDS K. 8., C.M.G., C.8.E., WILL PRESIDE. M M v T M E LE LECTION AL* CK LAND CITY. C OL T. B LOODWOIITI I LABOUR CANDIDATE FOR MAYORALTY, Will Deliver Addresses as FRIDAY, April 19.—S y Town Hall. MONDAY, April 22.—S l Theatre, St. Keliers. TUESDAY', April 23.—S P stitute, Ponsonby.. WEDNESDAY, April 21. Lynn Library Hall. FRIDAY”, April 26.—S p.i Library Hall. MONDAY, April 29.—S p.i diet’s Hall, East St. TUESDAY, April 30. —S Library Hall. Avondale Peerless Leys Inin., Grey Remuera EeneParnell St o ELECTION DAY”, MAY 1. VOTE FOR BLOODWORTH AND BETTER TIMES. XE TREE HILL ROAD DISTRICT. NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES — ELECTION OF THREE MEMBERS. I Pursuant to Section 7 of “The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925,” I hereby i give notice that an Election will be held ion WEDNESfeAY, May 1, 1929, for the purpose of electing three Members for the One Tree Hill Road Board, in place of the retiring members, Messrs. K. W. Aimer, R. G. Clark and C. L. Mclntosh. ! And I hereby appoint the office of the j One Tree Hill Road Board, 456 Manukau ; Road, Epsom, as the place, and FRIDAY, April 19, before noon, as the day, for the I nomination of Candidates for such office. | Dated this 6th day of April, 1929. A. LEESE, Returning Officer. UNIVERSITY COLLEGES ■i i. UCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. ELECTION OF TWO MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL BY MEMBERS OF THE COURT OF CONVOCATION FOR THE AUCKLAND DISTRICT. An Election oT Two Members of the Council of the Auckland University College by Members of the Court of Convocation for the Auckland District will be held on THURSDAY”, June 6, 1929, at the Office of the Registrar of the College, Syrnonds Street, in the City of Auckland. No person will be recognised as a Candidate at this Election unless he shall have been previously nominated in a document signed by Two Electors, and unless such Nomination Paper shall have been delivered to the Returning Officer by Postal Delivery or otherwise not later than 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, May 16. A Poll, if necessary, will be held at the same place on THURSDAY, June 6, 1929, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. M. R. O’SHEA, 8.C0m.. Returning Officer. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. HALF-YEARLY PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL MUSIC EXAMINATION S Names of Intending Candidates, together with fees, will be received by the undersigned up to MAY 1. M. R. O'SHEA, 8.C0m., Registrar. DENTISTRY AOERFECT QET f”YF IERFECT OET Teeth EETH . £2 12s 6d. Fillings of All Kinds Remodelling Set .. .. £1 10 0 Painless Extractions .. 0 2 6 Extraction 0 1 0 EXTRACTIONS FREE WHEN SETS ARE ORDERED FROST, ROST. DENTIST, Late University Pennsylvania, U.S.A., and Wellington. THIRTY YEARS’ EXPERIENCE JELLICOE CHAMBERS. (Next “Herald”), AUCKLAND. HAMILTON (WESLEY CHAMBERS). H. W. CL-.N O LTN Subscribers desirous or seeing rpHE CL'.N X HE UN while abseni from the City on Holiday, are requested to notify District Runners, or ’Phone Sim Office. 46-820. AGENCIES ESTABLISHED IN ALL PROVINCIAL TOWNS The Sun is obtainable Daily at the following Holiday Resorts:— AR AP U N I—T. S pear. ARKLE’S BAY —R. F. Hopper. BCCKLAND’S BEACH—V. Vogt. BROWN’S BAY—Mrs. E. Wilkinson. HENDERSON VALLEY—J. Brunton, Ferndale. HU APAI—J. McKinlay. HOWlCK—Robertson's Billiard Saloon HELENSVILLE SOUTH—Mrs. Nicol. HELENSVILLE (Parakai Springs) J. Udy. KOHIMARAMA—M. Lowe. KOHIM ARAM A—McLean, Stationers. KAWHIA-F Braine. KAMO— Wilkinson. MURRAY’S BAY—A. A. Pond. MURRAY’S BAY —Wheelers Store. NGONGOTAHA —A. Davies. OSTEND (Waiheke)-E. A. Binns. s.s. Onewa. ROTORUA—F White. RUSSELL—Baker Bros. SWANSON—A Perris. ST. HELIERS—M Hutton. Willow St. TE ATATU —W Illingworth. TOFCOROA—G Fryer TITTRANGI— W A. Bishop. TAURANGA—K. Cannell TE AROHA—J D Rivet?. TE AROHA Mrs DevereLL TE AROHA —D Hobson. WEYMOUTH—L. J Reeves. WHANG A RE I—E. Bralnsby. MAR A PITA I—Mrs V Pocock. WHANG A RET (Station) Smith, bookstall. WHENUAPAI—J. Brinson