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Hokitika Guardian, 9 August 1920, Page 3

TO-NIGHT! POLLARD'S PICTURES! TO-NIGHT! Naughty, Saucy CONSTANCE TA'LMADGE in: “EXPERIMENTAL MARRIAGE.” “EXPERIMENTAL MARRIAGE” WEDNESDAY—RESSIE LOVE in:-“THE DAWN OF UNDERSTAN DING. ’’ TUESDAY! McLEAN’S PICTURES! PRINCESS THEATRE ! Under Direction H. Dagnall, The Great Fight Film: “DIGGER EVANS V JAMITO.” “DIGGER EVANS V JAMITO.” “The Finest Fight Picture I have ever seen.”—Solar Plexus. Tlie biggest crowd the Stadium lias ever sheltered witnessed this battle. PRINCESS THEATRE :: HOKITIKATUESDAY AND WEDNDSDAY, August 24th and 25th. ALL SAINT’S CHURCH pETE /MD SALE OF WORK. WORK STALLS. FANCY STALLS, B ABY CLOTHING, PRODUCE, MEN’S stall, Refresh ment room, etc. etc. EACH EVENING: First Class Entertainment, organised by Mrs Staveley. WATCH FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, AS TO PROGRAMME AND . PRICES.

TENDERS FOR INLAND MAIL SERVICES FOR 1921. SEALED TENDERS will be received at tlie several chief post offices in the Dominion until NOON on THURSDAY, the 9th. SEPTEMBER, 1920, for the conveyance of mails for i a period of one year from the Ist. JANUARY, 1921. A list of services for which tenders are being invited is on exhibition at all post offices. A. MARKMAN, Acting Secretary. General 'Post Office, Wellington, 4th. August, 1920. IN THE MATTER OF 'THE COMPANIES ACT, 1908,” —and — ■IN THE MATTER OF RIMU OPTIONS LIMITED (in liquidation), At an extraordinary gene. RAL MEETING of Rimu Options Limited, duly convened and held at Vickery’s Chambers, 82 Pitt Street, Sydney, on the 18th. day of June, One thousand nine hundred and twenty, the sub-joined resolution was duly passed, and at a subsequent extraordinary general meeting of the said Company also ■duly convened and held at the same place on the Bth. day of July one thousand nine hundred and twenty, tlie subjoined resolution was duly confirmed: RESOLUTION. ‘‘That this Company be wound up vol“untarily and that for the pur“pose of such winding-up, Mr G. “B. Humphreys be,and is hereby “appointed the liquidator and “that his fee be fixed at one hun“dred guineas (£lO5/0/0).” E. S. Carr, (Chairman). A. E. CAMPER, (Secretary). Dated the 19tli. day of July, • A.D., 1920. PARK AND MURDOCH, Solicitors for the Liquidator. THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF CANTERBURY. ELECTION OF MEMBERS. IN PURSUANCE of the provisions of the “Education Act, 1914,” ( its amendments, and in accordance with | Regulation No 16 (Election of Members of Education Boards) it is hereby notified that the uiider-namecTpersons have been duly elected Members of tlie Education Board of the District of Canterbury : Christchurch Urban Area: - ARTHUR PEVERILL. CLIFFORD SIMEON THOMPSON Timaru Urban Area : JAMES GIBSON G(iW\ RURAL AREA, North West Ward: HENRY JOHN BIGNELL, Middle Ward: WILLIAM PRITCHARD CERSouthward: qi'iORGE WHITFIELD ARMITAGE, The result of the voting for the Christchurch Urban Area is as fol,ws: VALTER HENRY COOPER 5 JH ARLES SMITH HOWARD 63 IRTHUR PEVERILL CLIFFORD SIMEON THOMPSON 88 Total number of valid votes recorded : 129. _ , Numbor of voting papers rejected as nformal: 8, The result of the voting for the North West Ward of the IRurnl Area is as follows : HENRY JOHN BIGNELL 330 HENRY HERBERT HOLLAND .. 79 Total number of valid votes recorded : 409. Number of voting papers rejected as informal: 6. H. C. LANE. Returning Officer. Sure nr.d certain. WADE'S WO”" nos. Children tike, t.hnv; > Carry it in your pocket. “NAZOL”‘ protects from colds, coughs and. sore throats. Penetrating, pleasant, safe and convenient. Is 6d buys 60 doses.