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Hokitika Guardian, 24 April 1933, Page 1

WEEKLY Old Time dance St. Clary’s Club rooms to-night. T)ILES Cured:—Hundreds write in J- praise of “Zaun.” If you suffer don’t delay. Se..d sixpence in stamps to Zann Proprietary, Box 952. x .K., Wellington, for generous free sample.

Public Notices. GREYMOUTH JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING. CONTINUED ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26. FRESH HORSES, FRESH JOCKEYS, LARGE FIELDS. Admission—Gents 5/-, Ladies 2/6, Motor Cars 2/-. M. J. FOGARTY, Secretary. FINAL DAY OF PLUNKET BABY CONTEST. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1933. ROLL UP! ROLL UP! DON’T FORGET! Under the Baton of Mr C . Bleach, Marshal. The Big Par-ade leaves the School at 2.30 p.m. NOVELTIES GALORE. Are you entering your lorry, truck, bicyule, tricycle, your car and pven your scooter, to say nothing of yourself. All good Hokitika-ites will be there. Prizes will be offered fer the best and most original outfit. Come and see the Maoris —See the jolly jockeys on the job—See the very lish .tipping their Hippers. And— THE PLUNKET BABIES in their proper settings. THE BiG PAR-ADE finishes at the Princess Theatre, where a short programme will be staged, and the presentation to the Baines made. EVERYBODY WELCOME, No Admission fee to. Theatre, but a collection will be made to defray expellees. Anyone wishing to take part in the parade and not having notified Mr R. Lynn, please do so at their eariest con- \ enic-nce, and whose names L/c already in hand, be reminded by this notice.

THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT 01'’ CANTERBURY. ELECTION OF SCHOOL CU.MM ITTEES. npHE BOARD, in pursuance of the power eoiil'ei red by tlie “Education Act, 19.14,” herein - directs that a PUBLIC .REEUNO OF HOUSEHOLDERS be. held in each SCHOOL DISTRICT in the Canterbury Education District on MONDAY, i-st. May, ■at Hhlf-pust Seven D’Clock in the evening, tor the Election of a School Committee for each District. Where the Yearly Average Attendance at the School or Schools in the School District for the year ending December Blst., 11X12, lm.s not exceeded One Hundred Children, the number of Members of the School Committee shall he FIVE; 'where .such attendance i,s over Ore Hundred, and not over Two Hundred, the number of Members shall he SEVEN : ar.d where such attendance is over Two Hundred, the number of Members shall he NINE. The Place of Mooting shall he the School in each District, and this is understood to mean the Alain School "irf hTiv District which, lias more than one School, provided 'that if three; days’ notice is given by the Committee in tlie public Press, the Aleeting may he held in a more suitable build-

The Board further directs that the First lUoetiii'r of each School Committee be held in the place appointed for the election, and immediately after the Election. The Board further calls upon the Householders in each District to SEND IN to the Chairman of the School Committee (or the Commissioner, os the ease may he), in writing on or before MONDAY. 2-1 111. .April, net later than 8 p.m., the NAMES ol BEESONS. bein'? Householders, NOMINATED hv them to serve upon the Committee. Such nominations must lie si treed by the Proposer and by the Candidate, and must le in the tone set forth in (lie 'Third Schedule to the Act, or to the effect thereof. In addition to such nominations, in School Districts in which the average attendance for the ye ; ".r 1932 did NO'I exceed 240, n- Householder present at | the Annual Moot ini' may nominate any Householder who consents by word "of mouth or in writim? to he nominated. (Tn the ease of School Districts in which the. average cttcndauco for the year 19:42 exceeded 240, the Act decs NOT t.rcci ’c for the acceptance of verbal nominal ions). . CM AS. 'KillK, 1 Secretary, Education Ofit rf '. Christchurch. April-5 ill. j 1923.