CITY COUNCIL ELECTION

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17127, 23 April 1921, Page 13

CITY COUNCIL ELECTION

NEXT WEDNESDAY. Ladies and Gentlemen In offering my services to you, and in placing my time at your disposal, I do so with the desire that I may, if elected, bo able to help forward the progress of this city, and with the belief that I can use the experience I have gained in a 50 years' business career, to help administer the affairs of the city, in a proper and business-like manner. At the present time it is more than ever necessary that t)he administration should be efficient and economical, at the same time progressive, and I am prepared to do all I can in the direction indicated. , In all the business of tho Council 1 would record my vote according to what I thought right and proper, and in accordance with all that would be fou thegeneral good.of Greater Christchurch. I stand as an Independent candidate, and therefore cannot promise to support any particular party, believing that the. good of the city," as a whole, should, be placed first arid foremost. and that we should go forward on sane and sound lines, building up a city that will bo second to none in the Dominion. 'ln asking for your support and vote, I do so' without any apology. Everv citizen has the right to offer his se'rvice and if you believe I can help you at : the Council table, give mc on YTed--1 nesday first preference, and thus h»ln to give "'roe a seat at that table. IF elected,.'l hope to serve you on broadminded, straightforward, and progressive lines. s ' Your vote will.be heartilv appreciated lours truly, 530 l "WILLIAM COiNGREYE.