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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 912, 3 September 1910, Page 2

ELECTION NOTICES. - MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE liATEPAYEKS OP THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. I am a Candidate for one of the vacant seats in the City Council. . In soliciting your voto and support, 1 promise that, if elected, I will "use my best energies in promoting the highest welfare of the Citizens as a whole. I havo set out my opinions and qualifications at length in pamphlet form, a copy of which you will receive through the post. Suffice it hero to say that my care.will, be to" see that the. sound, progress of our growing city is encouraged in every necessary wny, and with due re- , gard to the condition of the city finances. 1 Yours faithfully, H. 11. RAYWAHD, (Of Baldwin and Kayward). TO THE CITIZENS OF WELLINGTON. TTAVING been requested by roanv fellow citizens to again represent them in tho City Council, I have much pleasure in asking you to give mo that support you have so kindly accorded mo in the past. > , _ Jly eight years' previous experience entitles me to believe that I can.faithfully conserve your interests. I am of opinion that tho future policy of the Council should bo economical administration and a cessation of borrowing, tho city being fairly well, provided for as regards necessary requirements. Ordinary improvements could well be clone out of revenue without increasing the already heavy burden cast on the Ratepayers. - -.'.■■' Yours faithfully, : ' JAMES GODBER. MUNICIPAL COUNCIL BY-ELECTION. J ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—Ia re-,-A-i spouse to the'request of a number of ratepayers I have' consented -to become , a candidate for the position of Councillor at tho forthcoming Election. In .soliciting jyour.-' votes, '■' I may state that if successful I shall do .my utmost to forward the progress of the city, at the same time keeping iu view the necessity of care and economy. ■''■'.' Yours faithfully, ■'■■■. S. G. NATHAN. CITY COUNCIL BY-ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN-I beg AJ to offer myself.as a candidate for one of the vacant seats on tho City Council, .'and shall, if elected, endeavour-to promote the best. interests. o£ Greater '■Wellington.. Having,been in practice as an Architect-for some time in this City, I havo had ipractical experience of tho housing'problem in Wellington, and if elected will endeavour to forward the interests of . the community. ' : ' / Yours faithfully, ■'■''■ ;.... '/E. AV.'G. COLERIDGE. ' LECTURE. - " TESUS, . THE' PHILANTEEOPIC' ... JEW." .';■■.' LECTURE by ISAAC SELBY, .Unitarian Minister, and Liberal Lecturer, 1 ■■'•. ■':'■/ .' . 111.' ■■■'■'■.' ■'■'.■■ ." ■ /'; THE OPERA HOUSE,'. ' ■ ' ' ■■' ... On ~- ' ':., '. , : SUNDAY. EVENING.-. Mr.-Sclby has just, completed an unjust' imprisonment in San, Francisco Prison of 'five years ami 'nino months/for his religious convictions. He was released conditionally that;ho'leave for Australasia. .-. ■Doors open.at 7.30. Lecture at 8 p.m.-,-, . Admission by Silver Collection at the ,door.'• Those entering the Circle expected to contribute a 'shilling. ' '/ , ■ ' MONEY TO'LEND. •■ . ;.. i?lftft AAA T0 LEND, on: Freehold .sblUOjDuU. Security, city or country. Rates, i\ per cent, for large'sums,: d| per- cent. - un'der- JC2500. -. ■ -. ; ' ■■'■'■' DWAN BROS., ; . WILLIS .STREET, WELLINGTON./ WANTED to Lend, Money,- on first : . mortgage; lowest ; current rates. G. A. Hurley, Land Transfer Convey'ancer,/King's Chambers.;;. '.; / '-.■-... : : ;■""' '''."/educational. c/ ■'~ .' jw. m. ha r bison's .. physical. and -gymnastic , „• , ■■;.', classes ~, . : For Ladies, Gentlemen,, and Children, ST. ANDREW'S HALL, WELLINGTON . ■'■" . ■. : NEWTOWN and.KARORI. , New Term (September-November) Commences Next Week. Massage, Private Lessons, and Fencing. . 17 Mulgrave Street. .'Phone 3214. ■OITZHERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL.' Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principals: Miss Babcr, M.A., Miss Rachel Richmond (Higher-Certificate N.F.U.). . .:■. Preparatory Classes for' Children under 8 are also held. ■New Term will , begin on September 20th, and the Principals will be ,at home wi September 19th. • '. rinHE AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR' 1 . ENGINEERS. Principal-JAS. W. BOWER, Certificated Mining and Mechanical . • ' . Engineer. , . . ' . Correspondence Courses. Day and Evening Classes for ALL Government Certificates in Steam and Oil. Write or Call for Prospectus. Address: TYRONE BUILDINGS, CUSTOM .STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. ■/ NGA TAWA, MARTON. . ■ iTIOUNTRY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR \J . .. GIRLS.' School will REOPEN' on TUESDAY,' 20th SEPTEMBER, 1910. . Principal: MISS M..TAYLOR. . TO ■ STAMMERERS. . L. JOHNSTON (rep. '-'Beasley System") will hold a Seoond Class in Wellington, 22 Hawke'stone Street.. Write • and arrange an interview! BANKS' 3 COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. For instruction in: ■:■" ACCOUNTANCY, BUSINESS PRACTICE, ' SHORTHAND (Pitman's),. and ; TOUCH TVPEWUITING. Students Prepared for: JUNIOR AND SENIOR CIVIL SERVICE, ' ' .. MATRICULATION, SOLICITORS' GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, and MEDICAL PUiiUMINARY EXAMI- :- : NATIONS. . ..•.■"•■ . ;For last year's examinations, 51 candidates were presented, JO of wlioin passed. —— : : — : —-— — rNROYDON I'REHAUATUiiI' SCHOOL. ~—Boardinq uud Day School for Boj-3 under 13 years of age. Special class for boys under six. kiss Summerville, 81 Hill Street. DOES EDUCATION PAY? .DUNEDiN STUDENT SAYS "YES " WINS FOUR OPEN COMPETITIONS: Girls' High School, School of Mines, Y.M.C.A., Baptist Church. To learn how to Succeed, write or call for Circular A. ■ TfNTKIiiSATiUNAL SCHOOLS, Willis 1 - Street. J. J. VARICES, Dist. Rop. jp ii EG G ' S H Oi T H A N D. i DAY AND. EVENING,CLASSES. ! .I. ETHEL J. TREGEA, . . -.- Wellington Representative, ■ ..' Holder Gregg Teachers' Diploma... .. 30 Majoribanks Street, ,