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Waikato Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1440, 30 April 1914, Page 6

_ PUBLIC NOTICES. PUKEKURA ROAD BOARD. ELECTION OF TWO MEMBERS.’ HpHE following nominations having ■ been received for the appointment as members of the Board, and the number of nominations not having exceeded the number of vacancies tn be filled, I hereby declare the following duly elected as memoers of the Board, viz^— JOHN WILLIAM PEAKE ROBERT G. SPEAKE E. VEALE, Returning Officer. . Cambridge, April 29th, 1914. 47 PHILIP HOLMES COACH BUILDER ' AND' WHEELWRIGHT HAS for sale: — 1 New double buggy 1 Three-quarter gig, second hand 1 Light waggon, second hand 1 waggon, second hand 1 Rustic cart, second hand. CAMBRIDGE ROAD BOARD. 1 ELECTION OP TWO MEMBERS. following nominations having Ja.. been received L r the appointment of 1;wo members of the Board and the number of nominations not having exceeded the number of vacancies, I hereby declare the following candidates . duly elected members of the Board, viz.—’ WILFRID !HARBUTT GEORGE WATT E. VEALE, Returning Officer. Cambridge, April ,30th; 1914. 55

IP,.' WAIKATO HUNT. OPENING MEET. THE ' Hounds "will meet at • the: Kennels at 12 noon on Saturday, May 2nd. • WALLACE HUNTER. ‘ ■ 54 Secretary. 1 Brady & Murdoch! SAVE, been instructed by Mr C. ! Stewart to sell at Horahora on' Wednesday, 6th May, at 1 p.m.—, . i Two iron Buildings, . for removal. r-| No. 1: 30 x 12ft 6ins, walls 7ft/, gable! roof. t. and fg. flooring. No. 2; 12; x 12ft 6ms, walls 7ft, roof and t. and! g. flooring. Alsa stock in store, cooking utensils for 40 men, 1 express waggon up to 1 ton (12 months in, use), 3 hprses (have been running in' the waggon), harness, swingletrees, etc,, fencing wire, 20 young fowls. TERMS GASH. / • ■!' I R. H. BRADY, 49 Auctioneer. -UPPER MANGAPIKO DRAINAGE' DISTRICT. i . for members of Xl the Drainage Board to control the above named District willl be received by the undersigned on or before 5 p.m. on Saturday, May 9th, 1914. Nominations must be written on the proper forms which may be obtained from the Returning Officer. . *- If the number of nominations received exceeds the number required to form the Board, viz., seven (7), ah election will,be held on Saturday, May 16th, 1914,'commencing at 9 a.m. and closing at 6 p.m. The polling place for the election (if any) will bo‘ Mr Bertlesen’s Residence, “The Homestead," Roto-o-rangi. R.i h. McKinnon, 4 i Returning Officer. OHUROH gEEYIOEB. Sunday, May 3. —Church of-Dngland.— Cambridge—H.C. 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. (choral), children’s service 10 a.m., evensong 7 p.m. Tamahere—7 p.m. , Eeamington—ll a.m. Sanatorium—ll a.m. Taotaoroa—2.3o p.m. -^-Presbyterian* Cambridge—(Communion) 11 a.m , 7 p.m., Rev. W. J. Gow ,J - Hautapu—7.3o p.mi; Mr Osborne Matangi—ll a.m., Mr R. N. Adams Maungatautari—2.3o p.m.. Rev. W. J. Gow Monavale—7 p.m., Mr R. N. Adams —Methodist.— Cambridge—ll a.m. Student, 7 p.m. Rev. Trestrail , Leamington—ll 'a.m. Rev. Trestrail, 7 p.m.Student- ! Pencourt—7 p.m., Mr Trythall Pu(terimu—2 p.m., Rev. Trestrail Karapiro—2.3o p.m., Student —Baptist.—' Cambridgeinion, Rev. ®i Coma.m .in.