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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1736, 29 April 1913, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. CITY MAYORAL ELECTION. 'JOHN P. LUKE, ' THE CANDIDATE WHO HAKES NO CLASS DISTINCTION, BUT IS OUT IN THE INTERESTS 01' ALL THE CITIZENS, ADVOCATESSafe and Solid Pittance. No Borrowing this year. City's Public Debt, Nature of Loan Redemption or otherwise, to be set out with dates of Maturity. Salaries of City's Officers stated apart from wages. Develop a Policy Superannuation 'of Council Employees on lines:—National for) Co-operation with other Local Authority, (alternative) . Separate System, City's own scheme. CITY LEASES.—I am not, nor is-my firm, a Lessee of City Council Lands. I will safeguard the City's Interests. TRAM SERVICE.—Must meet all obligations and not be strengthened out of rates. Fares to be determined on the principle of a community's health, happiness, and prosperity, which is enhanced by its residents moving from congested and overcrowded areas. To facilitate this object I advocate fair conditions for passengers over two or more sections. To .establish and maintain a community ,of interest between the Council, its Tramway and other Employees, on basis of mutual trust and goodwill. Track Lighting to be fairly apportioned between City Lighting Servico and requirements for Tramway running. ELECTRIC LIGHT.-Adopting latest methods of cheap Electrical.generation and to' extend the usefulness of this important Public Utility. .GENERAL CITY SERVICES.—Greater proportion of expenditure out of revenue to be expended on street improvements in the outlying portions of the City. Improvement in scavenging and sweeping; streets, removal of sump debris, and iiouse refuse. Provision to mitigate Dust Nuisance. ' ' WORKS WHICH SHOULD BE UNDERTAKEN AS SOON AS FINANCE MITS.Linking up Constable Street Tram with Kilbirnie. | Adopt Mr. -Morton's) plan to effect improved Tram Service through the Basin Reserve. This will leave playing area as- large as at present. Link up Wallace and John Street Tram Service. Hot and lepid water Baths. Recreation Grounds for outer portions of City, , Sea water Baths at Island Bay. * Improvements Town Belt. '. t Traffic Tunnel through Mount Victoria. I . Prepare scheme for City Improvement and submit it to the people. The co-operation of Sports Bodies to obtain the greatest benefit from tuo Recreation Grounds. Generally to assist in strengthening enterprises now existing, and pro- ■ moting-others for the advancement of the City. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. TO THE ELECTORS. T A DIES AND GENTLEMEN,I am a Candidate for a seat on the Harbour Board, and in' soliciting your votes, I do so with some degree of confidence in my ability to servo your interests on that body. lam no novice ns regards Local Bodies. Ten years ago I was elected to the Napier Harbour Board as the representative of the llawke's Bay District, and three years ago I was elected to the same body by the people of Ni.pier. My time on the Napier Harbour Board is just now expiring, and I place my services at your disposal.'. " I liave now big business interests in the City, and looking at it from a purely /selfish point of view it is to my interest to see the Harbour make progress. If elected it will be my endeavour to make the Harbour the best equipped and cheapest in New Zealand. .The Harbour that can offer the greatest facilities for loading and discharging vessels, and yet make its charges moderate, must attract the shipping, and Wellington should be the principal receiving and distributing port in New Zealand. Too-often with Local Bodies Progress and Prodigality are convertible terms. I believe in progress, indeed there must' be progress, but there should also be economy—not the economy which moans reducing salaries and wages, but the economy which prevents waste of time and waste of materials. I have tho time to attend to the business of die llarbour Board, and I hold the view that the electors have no time for the candidate who has no time to attend to their business when elected. If lam returned a,member I undertake to give you tho maximum of service, not .the minimum, as has been the case with' some Who have had seats on the Board. lam a FREE CANDIDATE; lam not the nominee nf any clique, faction, , syndicate, combination or caucus. I liave no axe to grind either for myself or-my friends, antUl am not looking for any, "pickings" from Hie Board or from those who do business-with the Board. On these grounds I ask you to vote for me. Yours, M. F. BOt'RKE. ■ ON THE EYE OF THE BATTLE. , FELLOW ClTlZENS,—Ponder'Vell bqf ore. you vote on Wednesday..Consider that Wellington's municipal affairs need careful nursing and attention to ensure 'Sound Finance, and to steer clear of dangerous party politics. It .Wellington is to become what you-wish to see it, its business. must be earned on by prudent, iarseeing, experienced men. "The City First" is.his Motto, lie stands tor Economy, Pi-cress and Industrial Peace! lie stands to make Wellington the iirst City Solltil of the Line! VOTE; FOR JOHN EDWARD FITZGERALD. - . He is a native of Wellington, and for the past four years lias served tho City on the Council, the Harbour Board, the Hospital and Charitable Aid Hoard, and the Technical-School Board. lie has not broken his Pledges. He is not tied to "tickets." He opooses Syndicalism, but i? the proved friend of the \\orker. He "opposes Party Politics iu Municipal matters.

VOTE FOR JOHN'EDWARD FITZGERALD, whose past (record is the best gunrantco of Future Progress, Efficiency, Economy, and Honest Administration, and whose aim is to represent worthily the City ami its Citon3 ' ' VOTE FOR JOHN EDWARD FITZGERALD, VOTE EARLY. ' CITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS. . TO THE ELECTORS, jyVDIES AJND GENTLEMEN,— ' I beg to remind you that lam a Candidate for the: City Council, and hope to get your support ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, POLLING DAY. ; I promise two things only: 1. To act at all times in tho best interests of (a) The City as a whole; (b) Tho Citizens as one class. 2. To keep promise No, 1. • ; * H.. BUDDLE.

-ELECTION. SIX REASONS WHY. YOU x SHOULD vote tor J. H. POLLOCK— (1) Because lie is a man of sound judgment and in-oved integrity: (•>) Because an extensive business training eminently (its liiin' to supesviso .Municipal affairs; ' , (.J) Because ho is not a man of fads, and will treat matters concerning all classes fairl.v. (4) Because lie can voicc his opinions lucidly and thus earn the esteem ot his colleagues; / (5) Because lie approves ot moderate tram fares to the suburbs, tepid baths, and ample playgrounds; ■(C) Because lie lias no object in representing you beyond officiating as your trustee and watchdog. FINAL APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS (ELECTORS) 01' WELLINGTON. T A DIES AND GENTLEMEN,8 i As a Citizen ami Ratepayer in your midst for many years, I address tins appeal principally to those electors 1 am unacquainted «'ith, thus preventing my position being misrepresented. If elected as one of your Councillor Trustees, I shall earnestly endeavour to earn- out the duties appertaining to the position in a sincere and faithful manner, and shall always be a staunch advocate for fairer treatment to suburbs, strict attention to matters of finance, tramways, streets, lighting, parks, gas. tepid swimming baths, public conveniences in suburbs, endowments, and iminodiaip improvement of congested areas, making the surroundings of Hie city dwellers of those localities more coiujonial, thus helping to inolvo this citv what it »m?t become— (lie finest city'in the Southern .Hemisphere. Faithfully Yours, A. R. ItOKNBI.OW. "Oae of Ilia Sclccted Labour CaiididaUfi."