Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

North Otago Times, Volume CVII, Issue 17170, 30 March 1927, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES. ' f ' fT IS HEREBY PUBLICLY NOTIFIED that the Annual Meeting of Householders for the Election of School Committees will be held on WEDNESDAY, 20th APRIL, at 7.30 p.m. in the School of'each Dislrici, except at Tdkomairiro, where the election is to be held in the Coronation Hall, and dt Ranfurly, where the election is to he held in the Maniototo A. and P. Hall. In every district where the average attendance at the schol for the year ended 31st December, 1926, lias not exceeded 100 children, the number to bte elected. as a Committce is FIVE; where the average attendance has exceedell 100; and has not' exceeded 200, the number to be elected is SEVEN; and where the average attendance has exceeded 200. the number to be elected is NINE. Householders are hereby called upon to send (in writing) to the Chairman of te School Committee of their , district, before 8 o'clock p.m. on WEDNESDAY; 13th April, thc names of persons (being householders) nominated by them 10 serve , upon the Committee, In th^ following districts, however, where the position of Chairman of Committee is vacant, the nominations are to be sent as sliown helow: — INCH VALLEY— To Mr O. T. JONES. 7 MAEREWHENUA— To Mr D. L. "WEIR. Eaeh nomination must he signed hy the proposer and hy the candidate, and must be in the form set forth below: — / To the Chairman of the School Committee. — I, the undersigned, hereby nominated (Christian name and surname of candidate) for election as a member of the above School Committee for the ensuing years. (Signature of Nominator) J hereby consent to the above nomination. (Signature of Candidate) Date , 1927. \ This is the only form of nomination allowed ip districts where the average attendance at the Public School for 1926 exceeded 240. In 'districts where there were not more than 240 children in average attendance at the Public School during 1926, nominations may be made in the manner above described, or hy word of mouth at the Annual Meeting. G. W. CARRINGTON, Secretary. Education Officei, DUNEDIN, ,26th; March, 1927. . ^ . . COUNTRY1 BEATJTY COMPETITION. 'J'HE following six Ladies ^vill compete for the finals: — Mrs C. Wardell, Mrs G. H. Woods, Miss C. Lawlor, Miss A. Payne, Mrs Gawn and Miss M. Atkins. Competitions closes April 28th. ANYONE FOUND TRESPaSSING on Section 27 and 28 TAIPO ESTATE after this date will be prosecuted. W. FINLAY.

• FOR MEN ONLY. l^ROM TO-DAY we are setting apart one room from 10 — 11 a.m. for men only where you can enjoy your morning tea and a quiet smoke afterwards. THE WATTLE TEA ROOMS, THE WATTLE TEA ROOMS, Nert Begg and Co., Thames Street 1 — — ' "LILYWHITE" FLOUR IS KNOWN FROM AUCKLAND TO THE BLUFF. Superior Quality creates a demand which Iceeps our mill running three shifts. a ASK YOUR GROCER FOR "LILYWHITE" FLOUR Distributing Agents forCREAMOTA THISTLE OATMEAL FLAKED OATS DOCTOR'S CREAM O' GROATS IRELAND AND CO., LTD. Millers, Severn Street. DAIRY FARMRRS l i . Cosxiga HOME SEPARATED CREAM To THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED COOPERATIVE DAIRY FACTORY IN OTAGO. 40 YEARS' EXPERIENCE AT YOUR SERVICE. REAP HE BENEFITS OF CO-OPERATIOW. Give us a trial and you will cortinu" ' furward your Suppiies. THE TA.IERI & PENINSULA MILK SUPPLY CO., LTD. DUNEDIN and Oa.vURU,