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Western Star, 13 April 1920, Page 3

Under Vice-Regal Patronage. ORE’S HALL, RIVERTON. FRIDAY. APRIL 16. At 8 p.im. POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY. The Greatest Attraction in New Zealand to-day, LOUISE MACK Brilliant Writer, Linguist, Traveller, Accredited War Correspondent, Prisoner of War, Special Correspondent of the London ‘ Times,’ and THE GREATEST WOMAN SPEAKER IN THE WORLD. NOT A LECTURE! Something amazing, with a thrill in every word. A Real, all Personal Little Drama, snatched; from life by Louise Mack at the risk of her own life, wonderfullyacted by herself. COMEDY AND LAUGHTER, PATHOS AND TEARS. How I met Edith Cavell. Can the Dead Communicate? Has War Smashed the Boundary ’Twixt Life and Death? The Old World and the New. With D’Annunzio in his Home in Florence. With MOVING PICTURES. POPULAR PRICES—3?-, 2/- and 1/-. Book at Akhurst’sCLEARING SALE AT WEST PLAINS. On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1920, At 12.30 p.m. T'HE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO., LTD.,- have received instructions from Mr Peter Short (who has sold his farm), to sell as follows: HORSES. 1 Draught Mare, 7 Jtfc 1 Draught Mare, syrs 1 Draught Mare, 6 yrs 1 Milk-cart Mare, 7yr« (all good). CATTLE. 20 First-class Dairy Cows, Sept. ! Oct. 2 Heifers, in calf. 2 Cows, coming to profit. 1 Bull, 2yrs. IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Macalister Reaper and Binder, Macalister Oat Drill, Macalister Ridger, Disc Harowa, Chain Harrows, 3-leaf Tyne Harrows, D. F. Plough (R. & G.)j Swing Plough, Hay Rake, Drill Plough, Grubber, Hunter Hoe, Turnip Scuffler, Tip Dray and Frame, Milk-cart, Gig, Barrel and Sledge, Grindstone, Wheel-barrow, 3 rets Collars and Hames, 2 sets Leading Chains, Mouthing Gear, Riding Saddle and Bridle, Dray, Saddle and Breeching, 3 sets Open Bridles, Gig and Milk-cart Harness, 3 sets Swingletrees and Chains, 2 Stack Covers, 160 Empty Sacks, large quantity Black Pine Posts and! Strainers, 5 stacks of Oaten Sheaves, 1 dozen Milk Cans. Cooler, Tank, Buckets, large quantity of Tools, Sundries, etc. Also good Cattle Dog. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SOUTHLAND EDUCATION BOARD. ANNUAL ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES. TT is hereby publicly notified that a Meeting of Householders in each School District in the Education District of Southland will be held on Monday, the 3rd May, 1920, for the purpose of electing a- School Committee. The Meeting; shall he held in the Schoolroom of each District, and shall commence at 7.30 p.m. The number of members to be elected shall be five where the average attendance for the school for the. year 1919 did not exceed 100, seven where the average exceeded 100 but! did not exceed 200, and nine where the average exceeded! 200. NOMINATIONS. Householders are requested to send, in writing, by post or delivery, so as to be delivered to the respective Chairmen of the several School Committees, not later than B o'clock in the evening of Monday, 26th April, 1920, the names of persons, being householders, nominated by them for election to serve upon the Committee for the year next ensuing. Notwithstanding anything in the foregoing provision, in the case of a School District in a rural area any householder present at the Annual Meeting may at such meeting nominate for election to serve on the Committee any householder; and a householder nominated at a meeting and by word of mouth or by writing given to the I Chairman consenting to be so nomin- j ated shall be a candidate for election. Each nomination shall be signed by the proposer and by the candidate, and shall be in the form set forth in the third schedule to “The Education Act, 1914,” or to the effect thereof. The first meeting of each newlyelected Coiinnnittce shall be held at the place of election, and immediately after the election, on the same evenmg' F. G. STEVENSON, Secretary. Education Office, Invercargill, April 8, 1920. A. M c DO]S T ALI) s BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, Bath Road, RIVERTON. PREPARED TO DO WORK IN L ANY PART OF THE, DISTRICT. JOBBING WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. PLANS PREPARED IF NECESSARY.