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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 182, 28 April 1919, Page 2

ELECTION NOTICES. WELLINGTON HAP-.BOUR BOARD ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. L -IDLES AND GENTLEM^NI have the honour to invite your support in my candidature for re-election to the Harbour Board. During the ten years I have hold a seat on the Board it has been 'my con-' stant endeavour- to assist in making tho Port of Wellington second to none on this side of the line.' "PROGRESS ON SOUND PRINCIPLES AND SAFE LINES" is the Policy for me. I am a firm believer in equipping our Port with a Floating Dock in the near future. Inquiries are to be immediately instituted as to the cost of a suitable Dock. The want of this is a serious handicap to Wellington. At tho present time we have a disabled steamer in H">rt, and permanent repairs cannot be effected in the absence of suitable docking facilities. The port will continuo to be placed at a disadvantage until this want is supplied. My interests are bound up in Wellington, and no cil'oii will bo 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. Yours sincerely, WILLIAM CABLE. I HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. A S a Candidate for a seat on tho ■i-B- Boards 1 wish to say L have been, associated v.ilh the activis Business Life of the City during tliu pasl, 25 years. During that time 1 havo been both worker and employer, and as a regular importer of gooas ior tho lust leu years i can justly claim to have considerable knowledge- of work on the watcilront. That 1 take- a live interest in the welfare of the City is proven by the fact that ■1 am President oi the local Industrial Association and -several other organisations, and have acted on several committees working in conjunction with tho Efficiency and Repatriation Boards. My practical knowledge and experience as a Builder, Contractor, and Importer, and as a representative' of both workers and employers in various industrial disputes jiijtu'y ine-in believing 1 am fully qualified to represent you on the Board. I am a native of New Zealand, in which and the Australian States 1 have gained a wide experience. My personal interests are centred in the City, and if elected I will <io my utmost to assist in forwarding the best interests of the City and 'Port. . ' ■ . . HENRY MAINLAND, i WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. BIENNIAL ELECTION. T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the A following Gentlemen have been' duly nominated as Candidates for the office of member of the Wellington Harbour Boank— BIUNDLE, THOMAS CABLE, WILLIAM CHAPMAN, CHARLES HENRY COLLINS, ALBERT SANDERSON FITZGERALD, JOHN EDWARD GEORGE, ARTHUR ANDREW HILDRETH, WILLIAM THOMAS MAINLAND, HENRY NORWOOD, CHARLKS JOHN-BOTD WRIGHT, ROBERT ALEXANDER is there are only Four \acancies to be filled, I hereby also give notice that a l>oll will bo taken as between the said Undidutes on WEDNESDAY, APKIL 30, 1911), at the following polling-placea-.— Alexandra Hall, Abel Smith Street Victoria Hall, Adelaide Road Masonic Hall, Adelaido Road Methodist Mission Hall, Aro Street Betluine's Auction Mart, Brandon btroet Baptist Church Schoolroom, Ohiro Load Anglican Churchroom, Waslunston .Oddfellows , Hall, Lambton Quay St Peter's Schoolroom, Ghuzneo Street Methodist Church Hall, Waitoa Road, Hataitai St Hilda's Hall, Maud Bay Tea Kiosk, Kelburn , ■ Presbyterian Churchroom, Raroa ivoad, fi'elburn New Century Hall, Kent lcrra:9_ All Saints' Church Club Room, Hamilton Road, Kilbirnie Church Room, Freyberg Street, Maranui Ecchabite Hall, Manners Street Church Room, Northland Harcourt's Auction Mart, Panama btreet Newtovn Library, • Riddiford Street St. T'ilomiis's Hall, Riddiford Street Schoolroom, Eoseneath Gymnasium, Sydney Street - St Peter's Mission Hall, Taranaki MKZt Ko'arney'fi Tea Rooms, Tinakori Road St Paul's Churchroom, 'i'makon Road Club Room, Pitt. Street, Wadestown Ladies , Waiting Ruoin, Queens \Vhart_ Church of Christ, Bay Rontl, fcilbirme South Onslow Offices, Ballnnce Street Public Hall, Khandallah Methodist Churchroom, Ngaio Methodist Churchroom, Kiuwavra Towii Hall, Cuba. Street. Polling hours, 9 a.u;. to 7 p.m. . . JAMES AMES, Returning Officer. Dated April 19, 1019. CITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS. *1 FOR PROGRESS . Vote for JM. DALK, . M. DA Hi, MAYOR OF ONSLOW UNTIL AMALGAMATION.