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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1111, 26 April 1911, Page 2

ELECTION NOTICES. COUNCIL ELECTION. J TO-DAY-POLLING DAY. DON'T FORGET DON'T FORGET The People's Independent Candidate, JOHN FULLER, ,Tunr. JOHN FULLER, Junr. 'RACTICAL AND THOROUGH BUSINESS METHODS AT ALL TIMES FOB ' THE CITIZENS' INTEREST. REMEMBER: SAFE, SOUND, AND ENERGETIC. So Don't Forget. JOHN FULLEE, Junr. ' TO-DAY-VOTE-TO-DAY. .CITY ELECTIONS. SETTLE THE QUESTION EIGHT. Dh, men bowed down with labour, Oh, women, young, yet old. Oh, heart oppressed in the toiler's breast, And crushed by the. power of gold. , Keep on. with your weary battle Against triumphant might; So question is ever settled Until it is settled right. The way to settle the Question right •o-day is to VOTE THE LABOUR riCKET. SOLID •- FOR THE CITY COUNCIL: Carey, Hazell, Hindmarsh, Jordan, M'Laren,' Keardon, Reyling, Smith (Thomas) FOR THE HARBOUR BOARD: Hindmarsh. Young. V 0 T E F0 R THOMPSON. ■y . 0 T E FOB CASTLE, And PROGRESS WITH ECONOMY. VOTE FOR TREVOR, a Practical Man. .. . . ... . MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. fTlHE' Committee of the Vogcltown RateJL payers' Association recommend the residents to support the following candidates for Municipal honours:—Messrs. A. H. Atkinson, W. H. P. Barber, W. H. Bennet, F. Cohen, R. Fletcher, J. E. Fitzgerald, J. Fuller, A. R. Hornblow, Lsigh Hunt, A. H. Hindmarsh, D. M'Laren, S. J. Moran, G. Shirtcliffe, W. J. Thompson, and Dr. Comeron. VOTE JOS TEN. M'K E N Z I E, THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE. YOUR Council should consist of men of sane, nrogressive ideas. Therefore, vote for Charles M'lntyre. DON'T Vote for the Citizens' League Ticket (the platformkss Party).. Vote for' the Independents, Progressives, and Impartial who have Platforms and have not been afraid to put all their views before you. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. LADIES AND GENTLEMENI beg to announce that it is my intention to again stand as a Candidate for the City Council, and should I have the honour to be once more elected, it will be my endeavour to do in the future as I have- done for the past seven years. I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours sincerely, F. COHEN. VOTE FOR mEOMPSON. VOTE FOR JOSEPH MAN DEL, An old Resident and Successful Business Man—an ideal Candidate for th< Council. "EUSTBOUKNE BOROUGH COUNCII JOi ELECTION. VOTE FOR: MAYOR— H. W. SHORTT. COUNCILLORSHARCOURT. C. J. 8. MORRIS, J. ORGAN, W. J. PILCHER, T. W. PRESTON, H. W. ROSS, S. G. RUSSELL, C. WILLS, F. s Yonr Vote is respectfully solicited fo the above gentlemen, who are OPPOSE! to SUBSIDISING THE FERRY COM PANY. It is necessary in the interests of th Borough that the MAYOR should be PERMANENT RESIDENT. J Foreign SALMON DEAR. < I N.Z. Mullet Cheap. I ASK YOUR GROCER FOR I ] Prepared by j " The Dominion Canning Co,, Ltd,, [ ] Auckland. (