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ELECTION NOTICES. NORTH CANTERBURY HOSPITAL BOARD. COMBINED DISTRICTS OF LYTT='T/ro\ T 6^\EE IGHTOK * VOOL STO^AKD and Pons Act,' J9CS," I hereby sire nrtioe tliat an ELECTION' will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of At,-!!, 1921, for the purpose 01 electing ONE Reorese-.tative for the combined district oi the Boroughs o: Lyttelton, New Brighton, Wodslon, and Sumner on the North Canterbury Hanrital Bosl ' J '. a si I iew;,J y apwjint the Borough Council Ofßco, Orfonil street. B3 the place, and WEDNESDAY, the. 20th'daT of April, 19C1 (before noon), ES the day for the nomination of Candidates' for such office. Dated iiris 9th day of April, 1921. F. HOBBS, Beturning Officer. NOTE.—Candidates are required to de'josit thp sum of Three Pounds with the Returning Officer at the time of nomination. Nominationa mast be in the proscribed form, signed by two electors nnd the C«-di-date, and delivered, to mo at the place aforesaid before Noon on tho day of nomination. 47G3 EFFICIENCY. ENTESPEISE. rpHESE are the WATCHWORDS 'of the CITIZENS' ASSOCIATION. VOTE FOR/ITS CANDIDATES: Agar, C. P. Andrews, E. H. Brunt, J. E. Buchanan, C. Flesher, J. A. Jameson, J. O. Maohin, W. HcKellaT, A. Maniire, A. Eose, W. H. • Thompson, Horace William*. A. —For City Council . Holland, H- Sorensen, H. B. Monro, H. Scott, Geo. —For Harbour Board. Boag, T. H. ' Langford, H. Fenwiei, Dr. Otley, H. J. Green (Mrs), •C. M. Sorensen, H. B. —For Hospital Board. EDUCATIONAL. HIGH SALARIES Are paid to COMPETENT TYPISTS.

Applications are daily received by ~ I L B Y ' S COLLEGE For qualified Assistants, to fill good positions in leading Commercial Houses. In taking up a course at .GILBY'S COLLEGE the student is assured of the most thorough training, and may select DAY OR EVENING CLASSES, whichever are likely to meet convenience best. THE RESULTS OF LAST I.P.S. TYPISTS' EXAMINATION Prove conclusively tho value of the training received at GILBY'S. Of the Nineteen candidate* presented, ALL WERE SUCCESSFUL, Including ELEVEN PASSED WITH t DISTINCTION/ A Term may commence at any time. Join up now. Write for full particulars. GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., Royal Exchange Buildings, NEXT G.P.0., ;'. ; Cathedral square, Christchurch. \ Telephone 1333. P.O. Boa 56. ■ Director: L. J. BERRY, A.P.A.. N.Z., F.I.A.RZ., G5384-2211. (And at Wellington). . DIGBY'S 'COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, HaJlensicin's Buildings (opp. D.1.C'.)., Principal: MISS M. D. DIGBY, P.0.T., I.P.S. THOROUGH AND. RAPID TUITION. IN Shorthand, Typewriting, Handwriting. ;Bookl:cepirig. Commorcial Correspondence, and ALL Subjects necessary for a Commorcial Careor. OFFICE APPOINTMENTS FOR ALL QUALIFIED. STUDENTS. The demand for our Shorthand Typists, Bookkeepers, and Junior Clerks is at all times greatly in oxcess of • t'.te number available, and Students readily obtain good office* appointments. Prospectus on application at the School. Term commences at any rime. Coaching for Matriculation, Publia Service, and all Public Examination*. DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Triangle, Christchurch . .* P3OBO-4Q65 » - "ISS" LYNNE. EDWARDS, Pupil of Misa Estelle . Beere, Resumes Teaching on MONDAY, tho 4th April. Latest Ballroom and Fancy Dancing. Children's tuition especially featured. Particulars of Classes, Terms, etc., may bo obtained at The Bristol Piano Co., Box 512; or 'Phone 2366.' E5560 TRANCING, Deportmer/t—Under Royal and ' Vice-regal Patronage. MISS LOWE, having returned from Australia,, will resume Classes from March 14th. The New Waltz taught in three lessons. At homo Tuesday Afternoons, 51 Worcestor street; L 6802 DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. • PROF. FLEMING has Resumed Teaching. Waltz, and other Special Dances taught in Throe Private Lessons, any hour. Classes every evening. Proficiency guaranteed. Private Academy, 241Cashel street. 'Phone 204.^ FJSS7 FUNERAL NOTICES. HE Funeral of, the'.late Catherine Quin will leave her late residence, 364 St. saph street, City, on Monday, April nth,. at 8.50 a.m., for tho Catholic Cathedral, ouiem Mass 9 a.m., and then .to tiio Sydenham Cemetery. J. LAMB and SOX. 4721 ITVHE Funoral of the late Rev. Thomas McJL Donald will leevo the Manse, Softon, oa Tuesday, April 12th, at 12 o'clock (noon), for the Bromley Cemetery,. arriving at 1.30 p.m. J. LAMB and SON. 4797 THE Friends of Mr Samuel Irvine are invited to attend the. Funeral of his late wife, Elizabeth Kough, leaving hie residence; No. 1010 Colombo street, on lu< ' "" p.m., for the Linwood Cemetei.,,. .. DEKSON, 107 Victoria street. 566 EOR G E V»' FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. MODERN MOTOR HEARSES * AND MOTOR CARRIAGES. FOR FUNERALS ANY DISTANCE. Office 221. Garage: 223 Durham »treet 'Phone 721. Night or I J. LAMB AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS, No. $34 LICHFIELD STREET. Telephoao K9Q Established 1873. oou. v Um for funerals to any part of„canterbury: . motor hearses and carriages. 10G Montreal street, "Phone: Sydenham. 1603. s 19 London street, T»ao Richmond. r P.O. Bos 523. JOHN RHIN Town Office: 104 Caehel street. Phone 312 FUNERALS conducted by Motor Hearse or with Horees. HBBSS-9499 OCKETI'S MOT OK. a CULYERDEN-HA?<MER SPRINGS. ROYAL MAIL. Duly Service, connecting with. Morning •.nd. Afternoon Twins. Fares: 9« each way. " All Classes of Carting Undertaken. Letters, Parcels, and Telegrams attended to. Ticket*: Tourist Omce, Thos. Cook and Son*.. ' " " .Wj V. MOCKETTi Cuhenfen*