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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1419, 22 April 1912, Page 2

ELECTION NOTICES. TO THE ELECTORS 01:' WELLINGTON CI TV. rnHfi WELLINGTON CITIZENS , ■J. LEAGUE has decided in General Meeting (o support the Candidature, of MIJ. JOHN sMITU, Aeliiic-.Ma.vnr, for the Muvoral Klectkiii on WEDNESDAY, 2Tth April, and urge the Citizens to place him at the Top of the Poll. The reasons which actiinifi) the League in its choice are as follow:— UTS 27 TEAKS , SERVICE AS A COUNCILLOR entitles him to thu office which, as Acting-May, he lias so ably filled .ui sevcr.il 'occasions, and for «voral months pa.-t, diirins .Mr. Wilford's absence through illness, lie has occupied the position with marked ability. HIS CAREFUL MANAGEMENT OF THE CITY'S AIT.UIJS, and his unbiassed conduct of the Strike negotiations, have shown that he is competent to rule in difficult situations, "and well fitted to represent all classes of the community with impartiality. MR. SMITH IS NOT A POLITICIAN, and is not interested in the Parliamentary votes of the City electors, hence is freo from all suspicion of acting so :i? to secure the favours of any particular class or party. ' MR. SMITH'S LONG ACQUAINTANCE WITH THU NEEDS AND ASPIRATIONS OF OUR CITY peculiarly fit him for carrying out a progressive and cautious policy. MR. SMITH desires to see the City keep within its present income, and IS OPPOSED TO ANY INCREASE OF KATES. ■ - Mr. Smith generously offered not to contest the Mayoralty against Mr. ,T. G. W. Aitken or Councillor Shirtcliffe should either of these gentlemen anounce themselves as Candidates. Both, these gentlemen, owiug to private reason?, declined nomination, and the League unanimously decided to support Sir. Smith Jor the position. The league confidently belk-ves that THE ELECTORS WILL RECOGNISE MR. SMITH'S LONG AND FAITHFUL SERVICE, and his undoubted ability to occupy the office, and that they •'will arise to the occasion and award him the robes of office for the. ensuing year.. I Signcd in behalf of Hie Citizens' TEOuWbALUXGETI, President. MAYORAL ELECTION. I |J S. A. S. BI S S INVITES' THE PUBLIC OF WELLINGTON To Meet him at \ I THE LIBRARY, NEWTOWN, THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, 22nd INST., At 8 o'clock, •When he will Deliver a Comprehensive Address on CIVIC ADMINISTRATION AND THE FUTURE RETIREMENTS OF THE CITY. At the same'time ho will reply to recent criticism by opponents. MAYORAL ELECTION. jo s m i;;t h, ACTING-MAYOR, Will Address the Electors at tho TOWN HALL TOWN HALL At 8 TO-NIGHT. At 8 HON. C. M. LUKE WILL PRESIDE. KILBIRNIE HALL, TUESDAY NIGHT, at 7.30.

■: MAYORAL ELECTION. ]) A V I D M ' L A E E N' S JJ MEETINGS. TO-DAY-Head of King's Wharf, at Xoon. TO-XlGllT—Outside State School, Brooklyn, 7.30 p.m.; Outside School, Berhampore, 9 p.m. TO-MORROW-Post Office Square, at Noon; Councillor Fletcher, chairman TO-MORROW EVENING,' 7 o'clockMeeting of Combined Committees .in Trades Hall. OPEN-Alß—Band Rotunda, 7.45 p.m.; Courtenay Place, 8.15 p.m. MAYORAL ELECTION. Tf A. WEIGHT will Address the 1&» Electors as follow-.— TO-NIGHT (MOXDAY)-Courfeiia.Y Place, at 7 .SO; Ingestre Street at 8..10. BROOKLYN-TO-MORROW NIGHT at 7.30, Todman Street. KAEORI MAYORAL ELECTION. ME. C. CATHIE, Mayor, will Address the Electors on MONDAY, 22nd April, in 'the Parochial Hall, Karori. Subjects: Water and Drainage; Revaluation of Borough; and other topics. MIRAMAE MAYORALTY. MR. H. E. RICHARDS will Address the Electors as under:— TO-NIGHT (Monday), 22nd—Town Hall, lliramar. TUESDAY, 23rd—Tea. Rooms, Seatoun. Candidates for the Council are cordially invited to use the platform on these occasions. hotels to Yet. WE require Tenant for a Splendid New Brick Hotel, 100 rooms, in a most progressive seaport town, North Island, elegantly furnished; should do about J2200 weekly; will lease furnished for one year at .£25 week, with option of 5 years' lease; tenant must bo suitable for commercial or Rood country trade. We require decent deposit or guarantee as security for rent and good conduct, or will dive 5 years' lease now on easy terms. This is a. chance seldom offered. Apply immediately to DWAN BROS., HOTEL-OWNERS. WELLINGTON. FOR SALE, In the Coming District, BAY OF PLENTY, Near East Coast Railway, now briii" Constructed. 00 t •■iCNES, fn-eUM, nil in K j;,s s um | .-ij-ir mil)?; well l'eiin.-d ,nu[ .-uljdivided; good 'orclianl and dwelling; » cheap i property. .-£7 Ills n-t Q, ACRES, freehold, nearly all iniiQ.l.J proved: -10 acres gcii'd Mrami) . dwelling and shcd=; adjoins creamery, schools, and P. 0.; plenty water. ,S!0 ids. QQK ACRES, freehold, half in grass, ! .•Vt/t? balance rich swamp; easily drained; railway runs right through; ml- ] joins creamery, school, and 1'.0.; well j watered; Rood dwelling and sheds. £l~ j L. C. F.P.A, (N.z.j, \ ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT, ITENXON 6XBEEX, BOXOBUA.