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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2446, 27 April 1915, Page 3

ELECTION NOTICES. GREATER WELLINGTON TOWN PLANNING AND MUNICIPAL ELECTORS' ASSOCIATION. TO-MORROW'S ELECTIONS. POLLING HOURS: 9 a.m. till 7 p.m.' rnms association has carefully examined the qualifications 1 OF CANDIDATES foe municipal honours, and recommends ELECTORS TO VOTE ITS FULL TICKET. . MAYORALTY: A Tried and Trusted Mayor, JOHN PEAECE LUKE, J.P. CITY COUNCIL! A. R. ATKINSON. ROBERT HALL. W. H. P. BARBER. ' J. E. JENKINSON. W. H. BENNETT. LEN. M'KENZIE. THOMAS BUSH. C. B. NORWOOD. ' GEORGE FROST. A. VEITCH. JAMES GODBER. R.A.WRIGHT. , . • HARBOUR BOARD: WILLIAM CABLE. A. LEIGH HUNT. H. G. HILL. R. A. WRIGHT. . HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD: JOHN ASTON. F. CASTLE. D CAMPBELL REV. KENNEDY ELLIOTT. W. JAMES GAUDIN. ■ C. M. LUKE. MRS. M'VICAR. DR. PLATTS-MILLS. GEORGE PETHERICK. DAVID ROBERTSON. JOHN SMITH. W. J. THOMPSON. REV. VAN STAVEREN. MRS. T. M. WILFORD. SOUND ADMINISTRATION. SANE IDEALS. CAREFUL FINANCE. THE PEOPLE'S WELFARE. No Class Domination, No Caucus Candidates. Candidates on tie Association's Ticket are -unpledged, bait their record* show that they can. he Telied upon for faithful efficient service. POLL EARLY. Tots Ike Full ASSOCIATION TICKET. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTORS' jjEASONS YOU SHOULD VOTE FOR JOHN P." LUKE FOR MAYOR— He has conscientiously,' capably, and ungrudgingly discharged the important and strenuous duties of Mayor of Wellington with success. He has been an impartial Chief Magistrate, arid as head of the City administration has never been swayed by any coterie ox section of the community to the disadvantage of the whole of the people. His wort as head of tie City financial operations has been signally successful, the City Council's income lost year being .£567,315, which was wisely ex- . pended in maintaining sound conditions and providing extension and equipment for tramway and other special purposes amounting to a special expenditure out of Tevehue totalling .£6l,343—although creating an overdraft of .£21,814, has added to the assets of the City and completed absolutely necessary • work, the interest paid to. the Bank for overdraft being less than cost of i temporary loan. His tactful and fair spirit in dealing with all questions before the Council elicited the cordial co-operation of his i colleagues the members of. the Council, which aided in a marked degree the good government of the City during the past two years. The best relations between the Council and the large number of' officers and men in the employ of the Council lave been maintained, and increases either of salary or wages earned have been faithfully discharged. He has not failed, when the public interest demanded urgent , works, to provide same, knowing that the delay 'caused by the uncertainty and circuitous detail attending loan matters prevents important works being provided for. The expenditure oh the Constable Street tram extension, the purchase of properties ' at,Kilbirnie to provide spoil and carrying on of the reclamation, together with the extension of culvert at Island Bay, were absolutely necessary to remove the disadvantage of transit to the south of the City, and to provide - for the health and recreation of the people in the other two districts. Mr. Luke advocates, among other matters he set out in his. speech at the Town Hall, that a Municipal Milk Supply scheme should be submitted to the ratepayers. • The'establishing of a permanent Court'to determine disputes arising out of the valuation of City property and assessment of rates; one member of the Court to be elected by the electors of the City. The same, Court (if the President has the status of a Supreme Court Judge) could adjudicate on matters of compensation for .property taken for the City's public purpose.. .. j He is an absolutely free candidate, not pledged or promised to any party or 'section of the community, and can deal with all questions coming before , the Council with an unbiased mind and mature judgment coming from the large publics experience he has gained. I ' If his actions as a public toan .during the past meet with your approval, yonr vote arid interest on Wednesday next. are respectfully elicited by. . . • YOURS FAITHFULLY, JOHN'P. LUKE. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. 'DON'T FORGET TO VOTE- ; ' JOHN FULLER, JUN., FOR,THE PAST FOUR YEARS YOUR CITY COUNCILLOR, AND. ' HOPES TO BE AFTER WED NESDAY'S POLL. • Yours faithfully, ; JOHN FULLER, JUN. , HARBOUR BOARD, ELECTIONS. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OP WELLINGTON. YOUR VOTE AND INTEREST ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUESTED ' FOR H. G HILL. PRUDENT FINANCE 1 ECONOMY WITH EFFICIENCY. MAKING RECLAIMED LANDS MORE PRODUCTIVE, i ■ SOME figures the Eleotors should know concerning - the Harbour Board. The years 1909.and.1911 are chosen because the Chairman has already, referred to certain figures connected with these years. £ £ £ Inc. per cent. 1909. 1914. ■ Increase. REVENUE 169,738 219,613 ' 49,877 29.4 per cent. .WORKING EXPENSES . 132,710 197,633 ;. 64,923 49.0 per cent. : WHARVES AND QUAYS DEPARTMENT: ... ' • REVENUE 129,535 163,948 34,413 26.6 per cent. EXPENSES H326 143,234 48,908 51.8 per cent. ALL ELECTORS ON THE MUNICIPAL ROLL ARE ENTITLED TO VOTE.

. WELLINGTON CITT COUNCIL ELECTION. GIVE &T-A M E S G 0 D B E R James godber a VOTE, Who has SERVED YOU i FAITHFULLY For 12 TEARS. WEEKLY HALF-HOLIDAY POLL. FOR' THE COMBINED DISTRICT, COMPRISING THE CITY OF WELLINGTON, THE BOROUGHS OF KARORI, MIRAMAR, AND ONSLOW, AND/THE TOWN DISTRICT OF JOHNSONVILLE. THE Poll to determine the .Weekly Halfholiday in the Combined District above mentioned will be held on WEDNESDAY, 28th day of APRIL, 1915. Polling Places will be the same as those in use for the Elections to be held in the five constituent districts on the same day. Each voter must vote in his own district. „„ JAMES AMES. KfcturftJng Offlecfi Dated tlw da? of Aprii, IBli.