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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1737, 30 April 1913, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES.. _____ HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD ELECTION VOTE POlt GEORGE NASH. Ml!. -\.\MI Ihi- Iji-cu n member of Iho Hoard for ELEVEN YEARS, a nil x'.nrin;! that lime has occupied a position ou every important committee of tho Boa ril. This year lie was inslrninenial in getting (he affairs of the Otaki Hospital placed on a stable fooling, niul at all times lie lias sought to advance the interests of the inslitiilion in every possible way. . i VOTER® 1 GEORGE NASH. to-day. HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. TO THE ELECTORS. VOTE FOR REV. W. A; EVANS, WHO HAS STUDIED YOUR. INTERESTS AND SERVED .YOU MOST FAITHFULLY. PLACE HIM AT THE HEAD OF THE POLL. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. TO THE ELECTORS.. T A DIES AND GENTLEMEN,I am a Gmdidaln for a seat on the Harbour Board, ami in soliciting your votes, I do so with some decree of confidence in my ability to serve your interests on that bDilv. 1 am no novice as regards Local Bodies. Ten years ago I was elected to the Napier Harbour Board us the representative of the Hawke's Bay District, and three years ago 1 was elected to the same body by the people of Napier. My time' oil the Jfapicr Harbour Board is just new expiring, and I place my services at your disposal. I have now big business interests in tho 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 tho best equipped ami cheapest in New Zealand. The Harbour that can olter the greatest facilities for loading and discharging vessels, and yet: make its charges moderate, must . attract the shipping, and Wellington should bo tho 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 a ' so J ,!! economy—not: the economy which means reducing, salaries niul wages, but llio economy which prevents waste of time and waste of materials. T have Die time to attend to the business of the Harbour Board, anil I hold the view that the doctors have jio linio for tho candidate who has no time l<h att(?iwl to their business when circled, If I am returned a member I undertake* to 1 give yon the maximum of service, not the minimum, as has been the case with soihi? who have had wals on tho Board* lam a FREE CANDIDATE; I am not the nominee of/ any clique, t faction; syndicate, combination or caucus. I have no axe to grind either for myself or my friends, and I am not looking for any "pickings" from the Board or iroui those who do .business with the Board. On these grounds I ask you to vote for me. Yours, 31. P. BOL'ME. : CITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS. VOTE FOR JOHN FULLER, JIJNR., THE PEOPLE'S INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE. I'E4I7LESS AND FRANK CHAMPION OF THE RATEPAYERS! • RIGHTS AND CITIZENS' INTERESTS. VOTE FOR FULLER, . ~ ENERGETIC AND INDEPENDENT. DON'T FORGET-POLLINC/ DAY, TO-DAY 1 TO-DAY! '10-DAY! WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30th.

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. TO THE ELECTORS OF TIIE CITY CF WELLINGTON. AND GENTLEMEN,I am opposed to any form of'party government in connection with the administration of Municipal affairs. I consider that every .class and party is equally entitled to representation on Hie Council; ljnt not to -absolute control; or to the exclusion of any other party. I have given no pledge or promise to any class or section the community. If elected, I will consider every question which comes before the Council for its decision, with a view to serving the best interests of the City as a whole, and will vote and act accordingly. I am, Yours faithfully, MARTIN LUC'IUE. !I YUBOUIt BOARD. VOTE FOll LEIGH HUN T, *H YEARS' PUBLIC RECORD. jyjUNICIPAL ELECTION. SIX REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD VOTE FOR J. H. rOLLOCK(I) Because he is a man of sound judgment and proved integrity: C) Because en extensive business train"iug eminently fits him to supervise Municipal affairs; (3) Because lie is not a mail of fads, 'and will treat matters concerning all classes fairly. (4) Because he can voice his opinions lucidly and thus earn the esteem of his colleagues; (51 Because he approves of moderate tram fares to the suburbs, tepid baths, and ample playgrounds; (6) Because he has no object in representing you beyond officiating as your trustee and watchdog. VOTE FOR COHEN, who is in favour of reducing- the cost of Elcctric Lighting. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. ft . TO THE ELECTORS. AND GENTLEMEN,-I beg to announce that I am a Candidate for a Seat on the City Council, and that if elected I shall do my best to attend to the duties incidental to the office. Yours faithfully, THOMAS NEAVE. "\7"OTE FOR COHEN, who has served ' you well for nine year;. TO TITE ELECTORS OF EASTBOURNE I . t AWES AND' GKNTI.KMKX —1. am tJ again a Candidate lor (lie Borough Council, and trust to receive continuation „[ your support. \ours faithfully, C, J. STANTON. SAKCOUKT,