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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12721, 17 February 1910, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMEN7S. YACHT FOR SALE. WANTED to Sell, the fastest and best .built 20ft. Yacht ia Wellington. Cneap for quiok sa!o. own -r leaving Dominion. — E. Charleawor'.h, 18, G?eystreet, -Wellington. - .41 MEMORIAL to the late MESS G. F. SUNLEr.- A Meeting re abjve will be held in the Hampden-sfc Si)io 1 on PJRIDAY Eveninp, 18th instant, at 8. All sympathisers cordially invited. 484 F. V. KNAPP, Conren-r. PORT SUNDAY SCHOOL. THE Annual Prize will take place THIS EVENING, at 7.30. Parents and trienJs specially irvited. Collection in aid of School funds. 481 THANKS MX FREDK. fl. JONES and Family, of Brightiva'er, return their sinCere thanks to Doctors W. E. Vearlws and Son, of Wakefield, for the.r kind ar.d great attention to him during his la 1 a illness, also to all enquiring friends- 472 GOVERNOR'S VISIT. A MEETING of the 'Reception Committee will be held THIS (Thurrday) EVENING, in the City Counc.l Chamber, at 8 o'clock. " Business : To make any finhl arrangements thct may be necesßary. a. A. EDMONDS, " ■ ■ \ Secretary to Committee. February 16th, 1910. 474 ftsg ) /-\FFICiAL VlblT DF M.W «PS\J THE GRAND MAbTMi 7^»f (LoivlPlunket): Reception and Banqu& by Combined Masonic Lodges. MONDAY, FEI3. 2lst, 1910. < RECEPTION at Freemasons' Hall. 8 p.m. Lodge Tyjed 7.30. Banqutt to follow at Provincial Hall. Tickets obtainable from Committee. . > 4"3 PROGRESIVE ASSOCIATION, WAKEFIELD. To the Eesidenis of Watefitsld and Neighbouihood. HIS Excellancy the GO ViLENOh' will ardve at the Oddfkij.ov.'s' Hald, YVakefield, on SA.TL'BDAi', 19ih inst., at 3 o'cl ck p.m. 482 J. BEUCE, S.cretaiy. ROVER FOOTBALL CLUB. THE Annual Meeting of tha KovtiFootball Club will be hold in the Kechabite Hull, Wakefiel-J, on" B'ebraa'y at 8 p.m. sharp. Members and intending members invited. H. J. HAEBIS, 476 ■ "Hon ; Secretary. . FUNERAL NOTICE. '|IHE Friends of Mr Pbteb Haebis I are respectfully hifuintd ihat tile Funeral of his late \v i>'h, ' iicherine, will ieuve his ivsid nee, Hardy- ttvtot, 'XHIS (Thursday) AI'TKKNOuA", at ha'i-pai.t two o'cloclc, for the Nelson '. emetery. ALFEED fcHOiNE," 475 Undertaker and Embalmer. NOTICE. WE bej< to notify our Clients and tho General Public that wo liavo en aged t-o vi vices «/f Mv Geoiwe Kidd witu.Mea.rs I'i't &. liiodre) , ,w ho wi.l j,utrnu to our Laad Agency uti£ine±s in a jijunction with our iLr F. li. lidwards. F. & D JiDWAEDS, . haul A, J-sta^e Agents, 1,77 * Trafaigar-streot; CITY Or NELSON. /"fIAKE NOTICE.— The' Valuation ■*■ List for tJie District of the Oity of Ne.son tor tho year 1910 is NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION at the offices of the Nelson City Council, Trafalgar Street, Nelson. ■ All objections thereto musfc.he left at the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court, Nelson, on or before the 15th day of ' MAKCH; addressed to the Assessment Court, and a copy of every such objection must be leit at the Town Clerk's Office, Nelson, not less than TEN DAYS before tho nest sitting of the said Court. Dated this 16th day of February, 1910. G. A. EDMONDS, 498 ■ Town Clerk. MOTUEKA HARBOUR BOARD. T^LECTION of Two Members for the ■^ Borough of Motuqka. The results of the poll held on Monday, the 14th inst: — THORP, Fredeiick Willian 97 rotes MOFFATT, Percy George 76 votes JORDAN, John Roughton 66 votes HEATH, John 64 votes LOWE, Charles Edward . 33 votes EDELSTEN, Frederick 26 votes Frederick William Thorp and Percy Georg© Moffatt having received the greatest number of votes, I therefore declare them duly, elected 'members to die Motueka Harbour Board. 11OBT. WARDROP, Returning Officer. Motueka, 16th February, 1910. 479 MOTUEKA HARBOUR BOARD. Tj'' LECTION of Five Members of that *** portion of Waim.ea' County within the Harbour District. • -•■•.• The following is tho result of the poll held, on Monday, the 14th inst •:•=—_ HEWETSON, Thomas , 207 votes PATTIE, Thomas .188 votes EVERETT, Horatio 173 votes GUY, John Arliss 140 votes FRY, Charles , 135 . votes RYDER, William, Junr. 95 votes BOLDER, Frederick . 94 Votes FT.OLDAWAY, Henry Oscar 43 votesWILLIAMS, Frank-' 38 votes Thomas Hewetsori, Thomas Pattie, Horatio Everett, John Arliss Guy, Charles Fry, having received the greatest number of votes, I /therefore declare ihem duly elected to the Molueka Harbour^Board. v v .." ROBT. WARDROP, Returning Officer. . Motueka, 16th February, 1910. ' 480 WAIItiEA COUNTY COUNCIL. "VTOTrCG is he«vby given that all J3I oxis-ting ( 'ck o« ; ons t> Bemove Soil from tha Slaitai jfo«d are hetehy CANCELLED v Any' poison found m moving Soil from this Eoal. wilt- be PROSECUTED w tbcut lii'th'r nf.fw;. J. c. LITTLBJOHN, 465 County En^ii eer. Apples Apples. I DIRECT SHIPMENT TO LONDON. , EBUXTON & C 0. ,. lap., beg to • notify' growers that they have engaged spaco for Apples in the S.S. PAPAEOA, winch will load at Nelson about the end of March. ' . Growacs wl o have not yot advised us of the. quantity they intend shipping are requested to do so without delay. .~ E. BUXTONTcd^ LTD,, ;■ ■'•■:. Agent?,- ■ : . NEW 55JBiT AND SHIPPING CO., Ltd. ■■-. >.•-..■ .'•■■.■.'.■ .- : ' 454