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Timaru Herald, Volume CVI, Issue 16252, 24 April 1917, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. LIMITATION OF LOADS OF MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAINS, PASSENGERS (both first and second J- class; travelling by mail and express trains are warned that both the mimber and the size of trains are restricted, and that unless there is room in the train tho Railway Department cannot undertake to carry passengers who' hare not reserved seats. Seats can be reserved only up to the carrying capacity of the train. For fuller particulars see posters. By,'6kder. a disclaimer; T HAVE been informed on good ati■l. thonty that a statement has been in circulation in Timaru, that I have been approached by Mr Maliug's committee and agreed to stand down at the forthcoming election on the condition that my expenses were paid to enable Messrs Maling and Angland to contest the seat between them. I beoto state that this statement is absolutely untrue. I have not spoken to either Mr Maling or any of his .comrattee I was the first candidate in the field and I intend to fight the seat to a finish. JOHN E. HURDLEY. TIMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL. i IN THE MATTERaof-^ Corporations Act-1908"? and "The Local . Elections and Rolls '• Act i - vS- . . T HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE -*■ that the persons whose names appear in the Schedule hereto have been duly nominated as Candidates for the rspeetive Offices under which their names appear in the said Schedule, Ana as the nominations in respect of each ejection exceed the vacancies to be t u '1 S a PP ears in the said Schedule, 1 hereby also give notice that a Poll will be taken as between the Candidates at each of such Elections on WEDNESDAY, the 25fch Day.of APRIL, 1917.

BOOTHS Anil b. ■ situated, at :~ ■■:.;.?./ ■.: ::-„:;. ■;.;".;. ;- Buildings,: Kin' George's Place, ; ;• 3 ,R™s's ; Office (next C.F.C.A. . Buildings?,.Strathallan Street. 4.—Hay's Buildings, Stafford- Street ;; and .Strathallan Street. '' S.T-rHall, Caroline Bay. G.—Mr Davidson's House. Trafalgar Street. 4 Thomson's' Store, Evans St 8 -—Jent, Mr Parnell's Section, Waiiti Road. .Donald's. Garage, Otiptia Ed. 10.— J. rtsbytenan Schoolroom. 'Church Street West. ll.—Wesley Hall. Church Street. ■ L-2:--Levoxs County Council ? Office'' Church Street. : - • _ ■■' 13.—Shepherd's Buildings, corner s North • and Stafford Streets. • . [.4. —Council's Garage, High Street- C- 1 I.s.—South School, Oueen Street. '"■■-'' - 1 l«.—Cotholic Hnll, Browpe Street '-j L7.-—Messrs Wallace and Cooper's premises, North Street. —«■ . ■ v .;.-.. L 8 Schoolroom,' Woodlands ■■' 'Rnad. ,-■ >-. -.-..■■.■ L'9.—Mr Mohan's Building, next Eal--1 moral- Hotel. George Street. 20: —Shop, .-'.Arcade. .; ■}J} ■■jS^E^TJlj-E■;.':■ ■ 1 - I ~f BORQUGffopF TIMARTJ. NOMINATED. William Angland. John Edward Hurdley. James Maling. „ 2.—GENERAL ELECTION OE 12 COtTNCTLLORS FOR THE BOROUGH OF TIMARU. . Ul^ CANDIDATES NOMINATED; Harold Allchurch.", ' Alexander Beck. Joseph Edward Chiles. Jarnes Currie. Joseph Donnelly. * ■ Michael John Doyle. ! Henry Green Robert Stuart Griffiths. Sidney Herbert Harrow. Samuel Horrell. .Tames Pole Hughson. John Patrick Murphy. Harold T. Pring. William: Chute Raymond. Hugh Mcllraith Robertson. Thomas William Satterthwaite. George John Sealey. John William Leonard McAlpme Sonter. David Stowel!. William Henry Walton (the younger) .A If rod Washer. Thomas Dempster Young. POLLING HOURS : : 9 a.m. toYp.m. - -' t: 'Da"*-! at Timaru this 16th day o. April, 1017. s. ,«„' ' D. VIRTUE, , Retu for the Borough of Timaru. QUEEN STREET WAIMATE. Opposite Post Office. LARGE STOCKS OP OILS AND UP-TO-DATE REPAIRING PLANT FOR QUICK REPAIRS. All Leading Makes oE Tyres Stocked. TAXIS FOR HIRE DAY OR Phones 69 and 113 GIVE US A CALL. GEO. SADLER : : MANAGER. BEDSTEADS in Iron cr Wood; full sizo from 30s. Exceptional Value during Bedstead .Week from Holmes and Son.