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

ELECTION NOTICES. CITV COUNCIL ELECTION. MI?. JOHN FULLER, .TUX., will Speak TO-NIGHT, ROSENEATH SCHOOLROOM, at- 8 o'clok. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), S o'clock. Mr. John Fuller, jun.. will address a .Meeting at Roseneath Schoolroom at 8 o'clock sharp. . All Lady Supporters arc respectfully invited to Ik> present. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY). TO-NIGn?! THE FINAL RALLY! Final Meeting- of Combined Committees (City and Suburban), at. Turnbnll's Rooms, at 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY). WEDNESDAY-POLLING DAY. All Electors—Don't Forget JOHN FULLER, JUN., People's Independent Candidate. Committee Rooms, 31 Panama Street. 'Phone 1520. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. A LEIGH HUNT -will Address tho -'•*■• Electors as under:— BROOKLYN—SchooI, TO-NIGHT (Tuesday), 25th, 8 o'clock. Mr. G. Frost will preside. A R. HOENBLOW, Progressive Candidate will Speak at VOGELTOWN (Mr. Jackson's), TO-NIGHT. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. DE. CAMERON will Address tho Electors at tho NEWTOWN -LIBRARY HALL, TO-NIGHT, AT 8.15. VOTE FOE DR. CAMERON FOR THESE EEASONS1. He wa9 the first man to stand up against the Council and strongly protest against tho indecent overcrowding and mismanagement of our trams. He has also strongly protested against the council's management of its property. 2. Ho has a big "stake" in Wellington, and if Wellington goes down he goes down, too. 3. He has managed his own finances successfully for the last 20 years and can manage yours. i. Hβ is probably the only man so far that has put before the public a full printed platform. 5. He will look after the public health, and prevent the Council and Citizens being drowned when they start to "dabble" in milk. 6. His labour policy is- "fair play to man and master, and encouragement of local industries. . 7. He has studied municipal matters in many towns and cities, e.g., Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dublin, Belfast, Cork, Liverpool, Aberystwith, Llandudno, London, Paris, Strasburg, Freibure, Baden, Geneva, Naples, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Sydney, Melbourne, etc., etc. 8. He resides in Wellington East, and is all round'the City and its Suburbs daily, and knows the requirements of all. 9. He is in favour of Markets, but opposed to over-municipilisation and interference with the liberties of the citizens. /pOUNCILLOR M'LAEEN admits La- *■/ bourers' claims nearly four thousand pounds oer annum. Vote League Ticket. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY. LADIES AND ..GENTLEMEN,-If I am again honoured with your confidence it. will-be.,my aim to promote a, policy of STEADY PEOGEESS towards making this City second to none as regards the convenience, comfort, and general welfare of its people. I strongly advocate the following:— CONSTABLE STREET TEAM WAY. The Extension to Kilbirnie. This is an urgent work, and will, I believe, be selfsupporting. EECEEATION GROUNDS. The acquisition of further Recreation areas while they are still be had. .. TOWN BELT. A definite scheme for the gradual improvement of the Town Belt. I feel that it should not be allowed to remain in its present deplorable condition. . ZOO. A rearrangement of the Zoo, Management, and Control. MILK SUPPLY. The improvement of the Milk Supply by the establishment of a Milk Depot, as already approved by the Council. This also will be self-supporting. MAEKETS. The establishment of a Municipal Market on a modest scale, but capable of expansion as required. ELECTRIC LIGHT. A vigorous administration of the Electric Light undertaking for the benefit of consumers. TEAMWAYS. A reorganisation of the Tramway Traffic with a view to a. general improvement in the service, and increased earning power. Yours faithfully, G. SHIRTCLIFFE. CUT out Citizens' League Ticket Advertisement and voto whole Ticket in City's best interests. DO YOU WANT AN INDEPENDENT AND PROGRESSIVE REPRESENTATIVE, IF SO . VOTE FOR JOSEPH MANDEL. He has been a resident of this City for the past 35 years. He hopes to have the confidence of the electors on WEDNESDAY NEXT. VOTE FOR JOSEPH MANDEE. VOTE FOE TTON. J. E. JENKINSON, M.L.C. XX — , ■ 20 Years' Legislative EXPERIENCE. Prominent in Passing through Legislative Council of nil legislation (including MILK SUPPLY BILL) affecting this city. Confident can tighten "Loose Screw" in TRAMS, satisfy employees, IMPROVE SERVICE to public without importing Screw Driver. Promises no impossibilities, and will oppose increase of RATES. Has outlined comprehensive scheme of TOWN-PLANNING. Which alono wjll give l>est return for all expenditure Which alone will ensure ready ACCESS to all SUBURBS. Which alono will promptly secure convenient EECEEATION GROUNDS. Which alone will make. Wellington worthy of its Motto: SUPEEMA A SITU. (PITIZEXS League Ticket TepMsents all classss. Support it by voting whole Ticket,