HILLSIDE DRAINAGE BOARD

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 611, 13 March 1929, Page 2

HILLSIDE DRAINAGE BOARD

POLL TO BE HELD ON MONDAY (Special to THE SUN) HAMILTON, Tuesday. Nominations received to fill the five vacancies on the Hillside Drainaire Board are: Messrs. S. N. Alderson <’ W Bogun S. Gubb. E. H. Klayall. ’w! Riddell. J. B. Sainsbury, W. N. Sneedv N. iv. Taylor, E. Thomas. A poll of ratepayers will be held on Monday next to elect five of those nominated.

TOFUA AT SUVA.—The Lrion Company s Island steamer Tofua reached Suva from Apia at three o’clock yesterday morning. She is to sail to-morrow, and is ci ue at Auckland next Monday. CANADIAN WINNER SAILS. The Canadian Winner left for Wellington. Lyttelton. Tnnaru and Dunedin last night" to complete discharging cargo from Canada. of'"dne "ha 1 , f lso load in the South and < s . du^„ ba - c k at Auckland early in with general cargo" for tiln tt s’ 2m tOU Montreal. Captain H. S Hilton, New' Zealand marine Steam"htns °te the Ca ,? adian National Steamships, is temporarily in command o' the vessel, in p ] ace of CaptaiS yjc Conechj, who is ill m a private hospital. WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE—-t,„TSi?-J?Uowln§r vessels are expected to wireless IX sta Hons A T C o k f l u a a nd^n^o r es?. ar g^ n SS' Corn merer 6, P ° rt * b"e». Wellin^ton— Maori. Wahine, Tamahine, A rah ura, Iris, Niagara, Hororata. Tutanekai, KAaitemata, Omana. Coptic Poi*t Fremantle, Pipiriki, Pakeha. kerangu. C. A. Larsen. Maui Pomare Middlesex, lonic, Tahiti, Ngaio Awarua.—Makura. City of New York Karetu. Diomede, Dunedin. Laburnum \ eronica, W Qjkouaiti, Kaiapoi.