Public ttoticsa. RANGITIKEI ELECTORATE. NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES. IN pursuance of Section 99 of "The Electoral Act, 1902," I hereby announce that REMINGTON, Arthur Edward SOMMERVILLE, Joe Reginald have been diily nominated as Candidates at the Election of One Member of tiie House of Representatives for the Electoral District of Rangitikei, the POLLING whereof is appainted for Clie 6th day of DECEMBER, 1905. The following are the polling-places for the Electoral District of RANGITIKEI:— 1. Aberfeldie, The Homestead, Fitzherbert's. 2. Brunswick, The Schoolhouse. 3. Bell's Junction, the Schoolhouse. 4. Fordell, The Schoolhouse. 5. Hunterville (principal). Temperance Hall. 6. Hales' Track, Cranstone's Woolshed. 7. Jerusalem, The Home. 9. Koeke, Lewis's Houße. 9. Kai Iwi, The Schoolhouse. 10. Karioi, Cox's Store. 11. Kauangaroa, The Schoolhouse. 12. Kawhatau, Guscott's Hut. 13. Kaitieke, The Survey Department Camp. 14. Long Acre Valley, The Schoolhouse. 15. Lower Moawhango, The Schoolhoruse. 16. Manui, The Schooihouso. 17. Makotuku, The Schoolhouae. 18. Mangaitaroa, The Sehoolhouse. 19. Makatote, Government Overseer's Hut. 20. Maxwelltown, The Hall. 21. Mangaweka, The Schoolhouse. 22. Moawhango. The Schoolhous*. 23. Motukawa, Tent at Collins's Boardinghouse. 24. Mangamahu, Road Board Office. 25. lMangaonoho, The Schoolhoiise. 26. Mangahoe Hoad. The Schoolhouse. 27. Mataroa, The Snhoolhouse. 28. Ngawaka, Thp School house. 29. Ngarekehu, Government Cement Shed, Gardener's Bridge. 30. Orautoha, Tho Schoolhouse. 31. Otairi, The Schoolhouse. 32. Okoia, Public Hall. 33. Oio, The Polling-place. 34. Ohakune, The Schoolhouse. 35. Ohingaiti, The Schoolhouse. 36. Otoko, Ashford's House. 37. Pukookahu, The Schoolhouse. 38. Pukorimu, The Schoolhouse. 39. Pipiriki, The Schoolhouse. 40. Poukiore, The Schooihouso. 41. Pukekata, The Schoolhouse. 42. Pohonui, The Schooihouso. 43. Raetihi, The Schoolhouse. 44. Rata, The Schoolhouse. t5. Raketapauura, Government Cement Shed. 46. Ruanui, Ruanui Hoii3e. 47. Rapanui, Park's House. 48. Silverhope, The Sohoolhouee. 49. .Torere, 'The Schooihouso. 50. Turangarere, Tho Schoolhouse. 51. Te Kapua Block, Peed's House, Wairepu. 52. Te Kapua Block, The School, Tiriraukawa. 53. To Kapua Block, Mickleson's House. 54. Taihape, The Schoolhouse. 55. Utiku, The Schoolhouee. 56. Upokongaro, The Schoolhouse. 57. JUpper Turakina Valley Road, Cox's House. 58. Westinere, The Schoolhouse. 59. Waiouru, Peters' House. 6(J. Waiouru, Government Payshed. 61. Wainui, The Schoolhouse. 62. Wangaehu, The Schoolhouse. LICENSING POLL. IN pursuance of "The Alcoholic Liquors Sale Control Act, 1895," I, ALLAN STEPHEN BROOKER, Returning Officer for the Rangitikei Licensing District, do hereby give notice that on the 6th day of December, 1905, the day appointed for taking the electoral poll of the electors of the Electoral District of Rangitikei. simultaneously therewith at the same time and place a licensing Poll will be taken upon tho following proposals: — (1.) Whether the number of Licenses existing in the district is TO CONTINUE. (2.) Whether the number of Licenses in the district is TO BE REDUUED. (3.) Whether NO LICENSES are to bo granted in the district. Nominations for the appointment of Scrutineers in accordance with the Licensing Poll Regulation Act. 1899, must be lodged with me not later than five o'clock in the afternoon of the 29th day of November, 1905. And I hereby give notice that I ahalJ on the Ist day of December, 1905, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at my office. Hunterville, publicly consider all nomination papers of persons to appoint scrutineers in respect of the Licensing Poll for the said Licensing District which have been duly lodged. Dated this 29th day of November, 1905. A. S. BROOKER, Returning Officer. DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT. TH_i Annual Entertainment of the District High School will be given in tho Opera House on MONDAY and TUESDAY, 18th and 19th December. The Entertainment this year will take the form of a SCHOOL OPERA, entitled, "THE LADY OF THE LAKE," and consists of Solos, Choruses,. Dialogues, Marching, and Highland Dancing. The beautiful and picturesque costume of the Scottish Highlands will . be a prominent feature. Proceeds to go for prizes and to provide FREE BOOKS and STATIONERY as far as it will go. Admission as usual, 2s and Is. /CLIPPER BICYCLES.— PEKCY C. \J PRICE, AVENUE. mHE best Shop for all kinds of Pure JL Sweets and Chocolates — Ph. Singh's.
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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11727, 30 November 1905, Page 1
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