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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3185, 22 April 1889, Page 3

WHAREAMA .ROAD DISTRICT. TRIENNIAL ELECTION.r nHE following Gnndidatos havo been 1 nominated for election as mombers of tho Road Board for the. abovo district: No. 1 sub-division— VALLANOfi, Charles Frederick MORRISON, John . No. 2 sub-division - No Candidate Nominated. No. 3 sub-division— MEREDITH, Edwin MEREDITH, Richard Bum No. 4 sub-division ~ UITOHINGS, Thomas B. MOORE, George As the number of Candidates for Sub • divisions No 1 and 8 aro equal to the number of Members required, 1 hereby declare Charlos Frederick Vallanco.Jolm Morrison, Edwin Morodith, and Richard Reiby Meredith duly elected as members of the Road Board, for Subdivisions I and 8 in the abovo district, In .No 4 Sub-division, tho number ol candidates nominated exceeds tho number of mombers required. A POLL will bo taken at tho homestead of Mr D, Donald, Waikaraka, on FRIDAY, the third of May, 1889, ROBT.J.HAR'JOMBE, Returning Officer, Wharcama Road Board Office, Blairlogie Junction, April 18,1889. 8185 LOYAL MABTERTON LODGE 1.0.0. F., M.U. , f hllE regular fortnightly meoting of J tho Lodgo will bo' held at the Oddfellow's Hall, Perry-street, on TUESDAY, April 28 at 8 p.m. 3185 W, SELLAR, P.S. WHAKEAMA ROAD DISTRICT. TRIENNIAL ELECTION. AN Extraordinary Vacancy having occurred in No. 2, Sub-division of tho Whareama Road District, nomination of Candidates to fill the vacancy will be received up till Noon on MONDAY, tho second, day of May noxfc, at tho office of the Board, Blairlogie, and in the eyent of a contest, a Poll will be taken at the residence of Mr Isaac CRirrs, Wliareama, on THURSDAY, the ninth day of May next, ROBT. J, HARUOMBE, Returning Officer. Masterton, April 22nd, 1889, 3185 BLAIRLOGIEJUNCTION HOTEL, Jwicfion o/ iht Mungajiakehu and Blair T. OAuSWELL PROPRIETOR THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC will find overy convenience and comfort at this centrally situated hostelry. Bat Braidi of Lijuor Kept, Good accommodation for trayellers with stock. 2388

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