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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3060, 23 April 1917, Page 7

ELECTION NOTICES. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. BIENNIAL ELECTION. ■ T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the -*- following Six Persons liava been, duly Nominated as Candidates for'the office of Member of the' Wellington Harbour Board:CABLE, William FLETCHER, Robert HILDREtH, William Thomas HINDMAESH, Alfred Humphrey NORWOOD, Charles John Boyd WEIGHT, Robert Aleiandor As there are only Four Vacancies to be filled, I HEREBY ALSO GIVE NOTICE that a Poll will be taken ae between the said Candidates on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of APRIL, 1917, at the following polling places:— ' • Alexandra Hall, Abel Smith Street Victoria Hall, Adelaide Road Masonic Hall, Adelaide Road Methodist Mission Hall, Aro Street, Bethune's Auction Mart, Brandon Street Baptist Church Schoolroom, OhJro Eoad, - Brooklyn Anglican Churohroom, Washington Avenue, BrookljTi ; . Chamber of Commerce, Customhouse . Quay ... . St. Mark's Church Schoolroom, DuEEorin , Street , ' St. Peter's Chtirch Schoolroom, Ghuanee Street Methodist. Church Hall, Waitoa Eoad, Hataitai St. Hilda's Hall, l E land Bay Te Kiosk, Kelburn Presbyterian Church Room, Karoa. Road, Kelburn • New Century Hall, Kent Terrace All Saints' Church Club-room, Hamilton Eoad, Kilbirnie !3mrch Room, Tainui Terrace, Maranui Rechabito. Hall, Manners Street Church Room, Northland . . HarbourtV Auction Mart, Panama Street Newtown Library, Riddiford Street St. Thomas's Hall, Riddiford Street Schoolroom, Roseneatb. Gymnasium, Sydney Street Ft. Peter's Mission Hall. Taranaki Street Kearney's Tea Rooms, Tinakori Road St. Paul's Chiirchroom, Tinakori Road Club Room, AVadestown Ladies' Waitiiitr-roojn'. Ferry Wharf Twr* Hall, Cuba Street Polling houTs: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

'- ■'• • ' JAMES AMES, Returning Officer. Bated 14th day,of April, 1917. '■■ WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD . •. ELECTION.' .' TO. THE ELECTORS. T ADIES & GENTLEHEN,-I hare the JU honour to invite your support in my candidature for, re-election to the Harbour Board. During the 10 years that I nave held a seat on tho Board it has been my' constant. endeavour to assist in making the Port of Wellington 6econd to none on this side of the line. Progress on sound principles and safe lines is the policy for mo. I am a firm believer in equipping our Port with a Floating Dock as soon as practicable after the present War is over. The want .of this accommodation is a serious handicap to Wellington at (;his time, and , we .shall be placed at a disadvantage until it is supplied. My' interests are bound up with Wellington, and no effort will be spared by me to keep the City and Port abreast of the times. Hoping to receive at the/Poll a renewal of the confidence you have reposed in; me,—l remain, . " '.: .Tours truly,' . . . ■. .■■:'/'- WILLIAM CABLE. . HABBOUE. BOARD ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS 01' WELLINGTON. T-ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— „■'■ I have the honour, as a Candidate for a seat on the Harbour Board at the forthcoming • Efeiftion, to solicit a continuance of the. support which you have accorded to me for th« past 11 years. I trust my services have met your approval, and will warrant a renewal, of your confidence. ' ' ' ■ .. Yours respectfully, ' ». , - ' : KOBEKT ' FLETCHER, CITY COUNCIL ELECIIO*n] A MEETING of the Electors will he held in the Public School at Newtown THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, 23rd INST., at 8 o'clock, to be addressed by ME, JOHN CASTLE, who offers himself as a Candidato for election on the 2.5 th Inst. All the Electors are hereby respectfully and earnestly invited to attend. Thos. Blind, Esq., J.P., will preside. ' TO THE MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON.

TN offering myself as c Candidate for -*• election to the Wellinirton Hospffal and Charitable Aid Board, I bog to etato that if elected I shall do all in my power to safeguard tho interests of those who suffer, and of the ratepayers, who desire a sympathetic and careful administration of public funds. HELEN CLEGHOEJT. 3 Harbour View, Wellington. ' 'Phone 2801 MOTOR WAGONS. rR Immediate Delivery, Beesemei Motor Chassis, to carry from 1 to i tons, most popular and simple. We have learned by experience that 'BESSEMER WAGONS are dependable. If you will tell us the weight and nature of your hauls and the character of your roads we will be pleased to place our knowledge and experience at your disposal. Write to Motor Wagon Headquarters, 111 and 113 Larabton Quay, for Motors to fit your business. J. E. FITZGERALD, WELLINGTON, N.Z. Agent.

The annual moetine of the Wellington Brench of the British Bed Cross Society and Order of St. John will be held at the Central Depot, i Mercer Street, at'B p.m. ou Thursday. That cousß. • troußles you at nisht. Hero's ,the remedy. Take «. few drops of "NAZOL" on a piece of .sugar and immediate relief. will ensue.' No ccueh. ia "NAZOL" »roof!-Advt.