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 Polling Station No. 6 at Cane End Government School
 Polling Station No. 7 at Mr. Jimmy Toney's Residence, Carriere
 Polling Station No. 8 at Mr. George Dowers' House, formerly Mrs. Eliza
 Alves', Evesham
 Polling Station No. 9 at Evesham Methodist School

And that the prospective candidates in the above Constituency are as follows:-

 1. JARDINE, Raymond Sylvester; Mesopotamia; Life
 Underwriter

 2. LATHAM, Levi Calvert, Mesopotamia, Planter

of which all persons are hereby required to take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.

 The final counting cf the votes ,.-ill take place on the 8th day of April, 1972, at
Mesopotamia Police Station at the hour of eight o'clock in the forenoon:
 Given under my hand at Mesopotamia Police Station this 20th day of March,.
 1972.

 W. G. BACCHUS,
 Returning Officer..


 GENERAL ELECTIONS, 1972.

 FORM NO. 28
 (Section 26.)

 THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY (ELECTIONS) ORDINANCE.

 NOTICE OF GRANT OF A POLL.

 The Constituency of EAST ST. GEORGE.

 Notice is hereby given to the electors of the Constituency aforesaid that
 a Poll has been granted, for the election now pending for the said Constituency
 and that such Poll will be opened on the 7th day of April, 1972 at the hour of
 seven in the forenoon and kent open till the hour of five in the afternoon in
 the following Polling Stations established in the various Polling Divisions com-
 prised in the said Constituency.

 Polling Station No. 1 at Mrs. Gwendolyn Gitten's Shop, Enhams
 Polling Station No. 2 at Mrs. Alma Fraser's Building, Belmont
 Polling Station No. 3 at Brighton Methodist School
 Polling Station No. 4 at Mr. Percival Scott's Premises, Ratho Mill
 Polling Station No. 5 at Calliaaua Town Hall
 Polling Station No. 6 at Glen Clinic
 Polling Station No. 7 at Coronation Club, Indian Bay
 Polling Station No. 7A at Coronation Club, Indian Bay
 Polling Station No. 8 at Infant School, Fountain
 Polling Station No. 9 at Mr. Crichton's Shop, Arnos Vale

 And that the prospective candidates in the above Constituency are as follows:-

 1. BONADIE, Ormond James, P.O. Box 630, Kingstown:
 Retired Civil Servant

 2. CATO, Robert Milton: Montrose: Barrister-at-Law

 of which all persons are hereby required to take notice and govern themselves.
 accordingly.

 The final counting of the votes will take place on the 8th day of April, 1972, at
 Calliaqua Police Station at the hour of eight o'clock in the forenoon.

 Given under my hand at Calliaqua Police Station this 20th day of March, 1972.

 GEORGE DOUGAN,
 Returning Officer.