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perience, can the Common- FAMOUS FOR COUNTRY STYLE | wealth play its full part-in the ? ’ | Round : world STEAKS w 69¢ i3 ; us 79¢ |_ Sir Leon says he hopes. to BIR LEON GOTZ 2 CONCORDE GETS GO AHEAD compeay Ssland ts’ Canada". ‘partiee.| Sir Leoe, halt Fresch by de |LUCHY’ Doe ae FIVE ROSES | DOG FOOD PEL 4 compan this veek a and i total Zealand .in Canada — particu- sir on, ha renc y de- LUCKY DOLLAR BEAUTY ; production te ae com-|larly in industrial development scent. was educated with an AD FOR MORE ‘ FLOUR CHU, peers The Anglo-French Concorde British Aviation Minister Roy not released. Latest estimat- ,Parative figures for last week | iene how ae “oe bevels Sant ' diplomatic feo bean a wu : SOAP 25 wb. Bag M APPLES. personic airliner got a quali Jenkins. The details of the es of the cast of project are #0d 1964 in brackets: | ation eee ada has a a ae American Motors 800 (812); | done.

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Election Of Commissioners Of Sewers and Water Susaly

In pursuance of an Act of the Legislature of the Province of Prince Edward Island and passed in the Fiftieth year of the Victoria Chapter 8 entitled “The Charlottetown Water Works Act”, and all Acts in amendment thereof or in addition thereto and of an Act of lature of the Province of Prince Edward Island made and passed in the Sixty-first y ear of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, Chapter 12, ented, a “The Charlottetown Sewerage Act”, and all Acts in amendment thereof or in addition thereto.

| PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that an Election for

Three Commissioners Of Sewers and Water Supply

for the City of Charlottetown will be held

The 10th Day Of February A. D., 1965 - iF ee

AT THE SEVERAL POLLING PLACES THAT IS TO SAY

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WARD 1 WEST, at or near the Labourers’ Protective Union Hall, being number 48 Water Street.

WARD 1 EAST, at or near the City Garage, being number 211 Water Street.

WARD 2 WEST, at or near the Capital Credit Union Office, being number 86 Queen Street.

WARD 2 EAST, at or near the Basilica Recreation Ce ntre, being number 200 Richmond Street.

WARD 3, at or. near the Confederation Centre, being on the south-east corner of Queen and Grafton Streets. WARD 4 WEST, at or near the City Building, being on the north-west corfier of Queen and Kent Streets, WARD 4 CENTRAL, at or near Clark’s Tire and Supply Ltd., being number 152 Kent Street.

ae 4 msrehl at or near Montgomery Hall, being on the north-east corner of Kent and Cumberland Streets.

WARD ONE EAST OF GREAT GEORGE STREET—The First Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number One, in the City of Charlottetown, situate East of Great George Street, and the Poll shall be held at or near the City Garage, being number 211 W ater Street.

WEST OF GREAT GEORGE STREET — The Second Polling Division shall tomprise all that portion of Ward Number One, in the City of Charlottetown, situate West-of Great George Street, and the Poll shall be held at or near Labourers’ Protective Union Hall, being number 48 Water Street.

WARD TWO EAST OF GREAT GEORGE STREET—The Third Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward

: Number Two, in the City of Charlottetown, situate East of Great George Street, and the Poll. shall be : held at or near the-Basilica Recreation Centre, being number 200 Richmond Street.

WEST OF GREAT GEORGE STREET—The Fourth Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number Two, in the City of Charlottetown, sit uate West of Great George Street, and the Poll shall * bé held at or near the Capital Credit Union Office, being number 86 Queen Street,

WARD THREE THE FIFTH POLLING DIVISION shall comprise Ward Number Three, in the City of Charlottetown, and the Poll shall be held at or near the Confederation Centre, being on the south-east corner of Queen and Grafton Streets.

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WARD FOUR EAST

EAST OF HILLSBOROUGH STREET—The Sixth. Polli ng Division shall cee Oe rte Ward Num- ber Four in the City of Charlottetown, situate East of ileborough Stet, and the nee ee held at or near Montgomery Hall, on the north-east corner of Kent and d Streets, \

-WARD FOUR CENTRAL

THE SEVENTH POLLING DIVISION shall comprise all that of Hillsborough Street and East of Great George Street, and Supply Ltd., » being number 152 Kent Street.

- WARD FOUR WEST sane WEST OF GREAT GEORGE STREET—The Eigth Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward. Number Four, in the said City, situate West of Great. George Street, and the Poll shall be Preld at or near Fae City, Puiaing, being on. Che nertawert Gas eee oe re

~ Nomination” Day,

of Ward Nuniber Four, situate West the Poll, shall be held at or near Clark’s Tire

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_ AND at the said Election, the Polls will be opened at Nine o'clock in the forenoon and continue open » unl Six“6’el6ck In the: @

DESCRIPTION OF POLLING DISTRICTS.

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WARD 5 WEST B, at or near the Queen Charlotte H ighSchool, being on North River Road. ye en, ee

WARD 5 WEST A, at or near the Euston Street Ser rice Station, being on the north-west corner of Upper Queen and Euston Streets.

WARD 5 WEST CENTRAL, at or near Batt & MacRae’, being on the northeast comer of Upper Qoney, ms and Euston Streets.

WARD 5 EAST CENTRAL, at or néar the residence of Mr. Sly Bowl, bg amber 18 Bh WARD 5 EAST, at or near the Birchwood High Scho ol, being on Longworth Avenue, == = = * WARD 6, at or near the Little Theatre Hall en Willow Street. ey res

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.- WARD PIVEREAST = EAST OF HILLSBOROUGH STREET_The Ninth Polling Division thal comprise all ‘ Number Five, in Charlottetown, East of Hillsborough Street, and ‘a line in. a. division line between Charlottetown Common and are the Polls (A (Ito.

near the Birchwood High School, being on Longworth “Avenue.- eee a oh

WARD FIVE EAST CENTRAL ai THE TENTH POLLING DIVISION shall comprise all that portion of Ward Five, in Great George Street and the Malpeque Road and West of ‘Hillsborough thereof to the division line between Charlottetown Common cear the rosidenee of My. Stanley Bowles, being num ber

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WEST OF GREAT GEORGE STREET AND EAST OF Division shall comprise all th ard Five

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