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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1110, 25 April 1911, Page 2

ELECTION NOTICES. WELLINGTON CITIZENS' LEAGUE. CITY COUNCIL AND HARBOUR . BOARD ELECTIONS. .-JjUECTORS are requested to Vote for the following :— CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS•ATKINSON, A. R. •BARBER, W. H. P. BENNETT, W. H. •COHEN, F. •FITZGERALD, J. E. •FLETCHER, R. •FROST, G. GALLICHAN, E. GODBER, J. HUNT, A. LEIGH MORAN, S. J. •SHIRTCLIFFE, G. •SMITH, JOHN. •THOMPSON, W. J. •TREVOE, J. HARBOUR BOAED MEMBERSFIT2GEEALD, J. E. •FLETCHER, E. •HILDRETH, W. TREVOR, J. 'Represents Sitting Members. Vote as above, and vote for Safe Management of the City's Affairs and for Fair Administration for All Classes as against administration for one class only. VOTEI-VOTE EARLY 1 VOTE FOR THE WHOLE TICKET. GET ALL YOUR FRIENDS TO VOTE. REMEMBER POLLING DAYWEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! 26th APRIL, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ALL CITIZENS ARE URGED TO JOIN And SUPPORT. THE CITIZENS' LEAGUE! CUT THIS OUT AND TAKE IT WITH ' YOU WHEN YOU GO TO VOTE! T> A L .'L Y A E O U N U CASTLE. HE STANDS ALONE. piTIZENS League Ticket means prov>, gress without estiavagance. Vote League's Ticket—the whole Ticket. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,I am again a candidate for a seat on the City Council, and respectfully solicit your support. If re-elected, I shall, as in the past, do my utmost to watch over your interests, while my best energies will be devoted to i the welfare and advancement of the i city. .'..... ■ I am, . Yours faithfully, ;•..■•■ E. FLETCHER. WHO SAID VOTE FOR T E N. M'K E N Z I E, The People's Candidate? WE ALL DID. League's Candidates are yj practical business :nen and stand for safe administration. 'Vote whole ticket. TO THFi. ELECTORS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,-!, again offer my services to you as Councillor for the City. Should my past services meet with your approval, I hope you will record that approval at the polling booth. Having time at my disposal, and 50 years' practical knowledge of building in nil branches, I think my experience will be of value as a member of the Harbour Board. I therefore place myself in your hands, with a pledge to do my very best for'the City and Board. Yours,. etc., JAMES TREVOR. TJROGEESS without higher rates or lnjL creased tram fares secured by voting Citizens' League Tistet. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. A FEW of the many reasons why the jTjl Citizens should Vote for GODBEE: GODBER: He has had eight years' previous experience as a City Councillor. He has always endeavoured to perform his municipal pledges. He is able to bring practical business knowledge to bear on all civic matters. He will use every effort to see justice done to all classes in the city and suburbs. Hβ will insist upon honest, judicious, and economical administration. Hβ will oppose any increase of the already heavy burdens on the citizens by increased taxation. Ho will use every effort tD promote the prosperity and progression of the city. Many more reasons might be girtn, but these are sufficient to warrant the electors to Vote for GODBEE. GODBER. W. J. THOMPSON'S CANDIDATURE. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-I again place myself in your hands, and trust you will renew tho confidence expressed when you electtd me as a Couu- , cillor last year. Having been closely connected with tho commercial life of Wellington for 2t years, I have gained tho business experience so necessary for a Councillor to possess, if the extensive commercial concerns which the Council now controls are to give satisfactory service to tho resiYours faithfully. ' W. J. THOMPSON, REMEMBER Election Dny. Vote wet or dry. Vote Cifirens' Lcacue Ticket,