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Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21416, 9 May 1941, Page 2

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JJAUTAPU DRAINAGE BOARD ELECTION OF TRUSTEES The following Nominations have been received for the appointment of FIVE Trustees to the Hautapu Drainage Board: BOURKE, John Patrick. JAMIESON, John Henry. WATKINS, Horace Albert. WHEWELL, William Harold. WHITE, Ernest James. As the Nominations have not ex- i ceeded the number of vacancies, I therefore declare the aforementioned nominees duly elected members of the Board. EDGAR JAMES, Returning Officer. Cambridge, May 9, 1941. 358 | QHAUPO DRAINAGE BOARD ELECTION OF FIVE REPRESENTATIVES Pursuant to Section II of the Local Elections and Polls Act, 1928, I hereby give public notice that the following persons have been duly nominated as Candidates: & ARNOLD, Robert M. GRAHAM, Sydney H. THAWLEY, Peter. O’CONNOR, Bertie C. SOMMERVILLE, William. As the number of Candidates does not exceed the number of vacancies to be filled I hereby declare the said Candidates duly elected. JOHN M. TURNEY, Returning Officer. Ohaupo, May 5, 1941. 363 WANTED TO SELL ELECTRIC Oriller, chromium; new order; 3 heats; £2.—Address Times. 192 OLK Clubs, Fortran’s Rustless Steel Mashie, Putter, Iron, and Mid Iron, 22/ Markham, opposite Commercial 11otel, Victoria Street. AY, 10 tons well saved; oaten; baled; Price, £G per ton.—Further particulars, Apply Waikato Times. ■ 202 ORSE Keys, “heavy," P. &. T. type; £l. Ring 1380. HAM7 II rst-class order; £2 5s or offer. —Apply 3 Pitt St, Frankton. 104 IDD Plant, 5-cow, latest model, as new; installed IS months. —R. & L. Herbert, Rruntwood.

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