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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1735, 28 April 1913, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. A PLAIN DENIAL BY THE MAYOR, TDIELLOvV CITIZENS - The statement put into circulation by my opponents "That Hie Tramway .Sections were altered oil the Mayor's casting vote," is simply u deliberate lie, as the records of tho Council show. D. M'LAREN. VOTE FOR. JOHN CASTLE. rjlvlUE Candidate who stands for Municipal Reform, and in tho interests of the whole city, advocating: Teform in tho Council generally. C£TY COUNCIL ELECTION. "MR. T. C. A. IIISLor will Address the Electors asnmder:— .MONDAY.—Post Office Square, midday. Newtown State School, . Riddiford Street, 7.15. Thorndon, MoleswoTth Street Methodist Schoolroom, 8. TUESDAY'—Post Office Square, midday. Wadcstown, Social Hall, Tuesday, 7.45. Concert Chamber, Town Hall, 0. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. ELECTION OF A MEMBER BY THE PAYERS OF .HARKOUR DUES, OTHER THAN DUES ON SHIPS. TO THE IMPORTERS OF WELLINGTON AND REPRESENTATIVES OF SAME. BEAR SIRS,—III soliciting your support I would take this opportunity of directing your attention to the fact that I am purely an Importers' Candidate. If elected I intend to call two meetings of Importers each year in the Chamber of Commerce, when I shall be pleased to hear your views, and should necessity arise i will ventilate tame at the Board meetings. Trusting you will at least return a direct importers' candidate and not add to the shipping interests, which already have two direct representatives, I' hope you will not forget THE IMPORTERS' CANDIDATE, ARTHUR D. KENNEDY. DON'T BE MISLED. To the Editor of Tub Dominion. Sir,—ln your columns of this morning there appears an advertisement addressed to the Importers of Wellington, and i-epre-senlatives of same, relating to the paym's of dues.other than dues on ships, by Sla'. Arthur D. Kennedy, one of the candidates for tho position. Mr. Kennedy points out that h/3 is purely an IMPORTERS' CANDIDATE, and, if elected, he intends to call two meetings of Importers each year in tho Clumber of Commerce to hear their views, and is prepared to ventilate same at the Board meetings. I would like to point out that tho Member representing this seat is there in tho joint interests of Importers and Exporters, and I sincerely hope that tho Exporters will take special note. ■of Mr. -Kennedy's advertisement where he distinctly points out that he is purely an IMPOkTEIIS' CA NDIDAT!?. It has been reported to mo a dozen timas lately that an effort is being made; lo impress on the Electors around, Wellington that Mr. Kennedy's opponent, Mr. llarkness, is only an Exporter. Thisstatejncnl is absolutely contrary to'facts'tiad to substantiate this I wish to state thiti the Association which Mr. llarkness is manager of imports mere in one sliip than . Mr. Arthur D. Kennedy's firm would import in twelve months. To further substantiate this, I am prepared to give .£lO lo tho Wellington Hospital if Mr. ICencedy can disprove this i>tatenienl. My only reason, for troubling your columns is thai' 1 think in a small election like this there should not beany "hitting below the belt," which Mr. Kennedy has been the first to indulge in.

Yours faithfully, • ' HUBERT L. NATHAN. ' Wellington, 26th'April, 1913. i " WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. ~ BIENNIAL ELECTION. T HEREBY GIVF, NOTICE that tho JL following Ten persons havo been duly nominated as Candidates for the office of Members of tho Wellington Harbour Board Bourke, Michael Francis Carey, Elijah John Farland, George Gray Fitzgerald. John Edward Fletcher, Robert Ilindinarslv, Alfred Humphrey Hunt, Arthur Leigh Reardon, Michael John ■ Trevor, James Wright. Robert Alexander As there are only Four vacancies to be filled, I hereby also givo notice that a Poll will be taken as- between tho said Candidates on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of APRIL, 1913. . The Polling Booths will be tho same as.those fixed for the Election of Councillors. Polling'hours— 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dated this 23rd day of April, 1913. JAMES AMES, , ' Returning Officer, ■ ' City of .Wellington. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. BIENNIAL ELECTION. Combined District of the Counties of Hutt and Malcara,' the Boroughs c.f Onslow, Karori, Miramur, Petone, Lower Hutt, and Eastbourne, and the Town Districts of Johnsonville and Upper llntt In tho Matter of "Tho Harbours Act, 1905," and its amendments, and ( tho regulations thereunder, and of "Tho Local Elections and Polls Act," 1908, and its amendments. I HEREBY give notice that tho following persons have been duly nominated for tho ofiico of member of the Wellington Harbour Board, for tho abo.'o described combined district, viz.: BOULD, ROBER L' MOTIIES, RICHARD M'EWANY JOHN WILLIAM SCALES, GEORGE HERBERT , WATSON, DAVID JAMES • And, thero being only two vacancies to bo filled, a poll will be taken as between tho said candidates, on WEDNESDAY", tho 30th day of April, 1913, at the following places, viz. :— ' Eastbourne Ilall, Eastbourne Eastlxmrno Borough Council Office, 145 Featlierston Street, Wellington Menzies's Hall, Silverstrcam Welch's Hall, Taita . Dr. Fell's Boatshed, York Bay Old Schoolhouse, Wainui-o-mata Assembly Hall, Paliautanui Eobcrtsor's Store, Plimmertoii Clm's. Slight's Residence, Paekakariki Wise's Hall, Paraparauinu Creamery Wh.ire, Reikorangi Johns mvillo Town Board Office, Johnsonville Karon Borough. Couusil Chambers, Karori Russell's Refreshment Rooms, near Cemetery Main Road, Karori Town Hr.ll, Main Street, Lower Hutt Railway Avenue, Lower IJutt Hutt County Council Office, Lambton Quay, Wellington Post Office, Makara Potter's Hall, Ngahauraaga Sel'oiillio lse, Tawa Flat Mrs. Anty's Hall, Poriruu Mir.imar' .Borough Council Office, King's Chambers, Wellington Town Ilall, Miraniar The Kijsk, Worser Bay M'Farlane's Store, Miramar Khandallali Public Hall, M'Kenzie Road, Khandallah Mothodist Churehroom, Main. Road, Ngaio Mr. Terreni's Residence, Victoria Road, Upper Kaiwarra Methodist Churehroom, I'orirua Road, Kaiwarra Onslow Borough Council Office, Ballan:o Street, Wellington St. Augustine's Hall, Victoria Street, l'etono Friendly Societies' Hall, • Elizabeth Street, Potone _ Schoolroom. Koro-lCoro Upper Hu„t Town Board Office, Upper llul't Polling hours, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Datcd'at l'etono this lltli day of April, 1913. W. J. GARDNER, Returning Officer.