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WANTED TO BENT. OFFICE O R Business room WANTED IN CITY. Apply, 255 "ARGUS,'' "Press" Office ADVERTISER -will pay 1 Year's Rent ADVANCE for 3, 4, or 5-roomed _ Dwelling. Careful Tenant. 223 P.O. BOX 46. P" BO XL'S given anyone advising <*m*J suitable 6, 7, or S-rooincd House lot. State locality and rent. C. 3, "Piess 2 WANTED. A FURNISHED HOUSE of about rooms. Apply with full particular to ' BOX 216. sais IX XT ANTED to Rent, a Good Unfurni3h< i.VV'. Housv, by very careful tenant; i cliildrou. Reply, "Matlock," 271 Beak avenue. 2 4?\> BONUS—Wanted to Rent, by man i wO constant employment, no youn children, 4 or 5-roomed Cottage, immed ately. E. 5, "Press" Office. 2: "XXRANTED to Rent, one or two Fnmiahe .11 or Unfurnished Rooms, vicinity Ba: rington street Bridge. Apply. 115 Somei field street. 22 ELECTION NOTICES. THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF CANTERBURY. ELECTION OF MEMBERS. "THE EDUCATION ACT, 1914." I HEREBY give notice that, in accordant with tho provisions of the above-men tioncd Act and the Regulations made there under, aji ORDINARY ELECTION of M.rcAf BERd to serve upon the Education Boajrc if tbc District of Canterbury will be helc >n WEDNESDAY, July Olst, 1920. There are SIX MEMBERS to be elected. »s follows: — CHIUSTCHURCH URBAN AREA—TWO MEMBERS. Retiring Members, CHARLES HENRY OPIE and ARTHUR PEVERILL, who are eligible far re-election. TIMARU URBAN AREA—ONE MEMBER. Retiring Member, CHARLES SMITH HOWARD, who is eligible for re-election. RURAL AREA—THREE MEMBERS, as follows:— 1. NORTH-WEST WARD, containing- tho Counties of Westland, Grey, Amuri, Kaikoura, Cheviot, Waipara, Tawera, Oxford, Ashley, Kow&i, and Rangiora, and all the schools situated therein. ONE MEMBER. . Retiring' Member, HENRY JOHN BIGNELL, who is eligible for rc-elcction. 2. MIDDLE WARD, containing tho Connties of Eyre, Wcimairi, Paparua, Halswell, Heathoote, Springs, Ellesmero, Mount Herbert, Wairewa, and Malvern, and th© Boroughs of Kaiapoi, Lyttelton, Sumner, and New Brighton, and all tho schools situated therein. ONE MEMBER. Retiring Member, WILLIAM PRITCHARD SPENCER, who is eligible for re-election. 3. SOUTH WARD, containing the Connties of Selwyn, Ashburton, Chatham Islands, Gcraldine, Levels, and Waimate, and all the schools situated therein. ONE MEMBER. Retiring Member, GEORGE WHITE FIELD ARMITAGE, who is eligible for re-election. NOMINATIONS muet be in tlie form preicribed by Regulations, and must be sent, in o tho Returning Officer, Education Office. 3hristcliuvch, so so to be received by him x?k>re> 5 o'clock on WEDNESDAY, Juno 10th, 1920. No person shall be eligible as a candidate br election unless he is nominated in writing >y *at least Two Electors, a.nd the noruinaion paper, Tearing the candidate's consent, n writing, is received by the Returning XScer before the nominations axe closed. Forma of nomination will be supplied on application being made to the undersigned. . H_ C. LANE, Returning Officer. Christchurch, June sth, 1930. 3920 j

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