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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 197, 18 May 1944, Page 3

TO HUTT VALLEY ELECTORS 3£ ESS&fV’ "A VOTE * 1£ V v WS CROFT Fe «■ For ' IB COUNCIL JT jj And JL3bk HARBOUR BOARD HHKyfIHE| N. P. CROEy. .. NO PARTY POLITICS IN LOCAL BODIES. .. CO-OPERATION BETWEEN EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYEE .. CITY COUNCIL HOUSING SCHEME. .. DEVELOPMENT OF HARBOUR SCHEME. .. CO-OPERATION, NOT DOMINATION. MEETING AT 2 30 P.M. ST. JAMES HALL, WOBURN, NEXT TUESDAY. ' OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO MOTHERS. HEAR THE TRUTH ABOUT THE MILK SITUATION. VOTE CROFT FOR COUNCIL & HARBOUR BOARD WELLINGTON SLUMS ARE YOUR RESPONSIBILITY, MR. APPLETON YOUR TORY CITY COUNCIL HAS NOT ONLY ALLOWED THEM TO REMAIN A BLOT ON OUR CITY, BUT HAS APPROVED OF THEM AS FIT HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE. This advertisement is addressed to you, Mr. Appleton, as leader of your team of Nationalists parading under the pseudonym of “Citizens.” It is addressed to you because your team is behind you, and. you speak for tbe team. It is addressed to you because . • t WE HAVE SEEN THIS TORY-RIDDEN CITY’S SLUMS AND WE HAVE SEEN THE BLOCKS OF EXPENSIVE FLATS BUILT BY YOUR PARTY’S FRIENDS DURING RECENT YEARS. You will recall that nine years ago the Wellington Hospital Board (with a Citizens' Ticket chairman) removed a sick woman and her four children from their abode in Taranaki Street, a 7ft. by 7ft. converted coal-shed, ratinfested and adjoining two conveniences. The Board had this disgusting slum vacated. But your Tory City Council hag not only allowed it to remain but has permitted it to be re-occupied: You “found a home’’ for someone else. . While you were giving permits for the erection of expensive flats to private enterprise, did you not think of building municipal homes and flats at reasonable rentals and getting rid of tbe slums. As a wealthy flat-owner, Mr. Appleton, you should know something of the need for proper housing. It is no use telling the people money, men and material have not been available—they were available when you gave building permits to your party’s friends. The slums were with us then. As long as you remain in office with your Tory team those slums are likely to be with us —and there are many of them. If such blots on our city can be given another name they will be known and.regarded as. a monument to your party’s neglect. ' YOU AND YOUR PARTY ARE ON THE DEFENSIVE—AND YOU KNOW YOUR POLITICAL DAYS ARE NUMBERED—THE DAY IS SATURDAY AND THE NUMBER IS THE 27TH. DO YOU WONDER THAT THE GLOVES ARE REALLY OFF, MR. APPLETON? HEAR LABOUR’S CANDIDATES TONIGHT ' 2.30 p.m.—MEETING OF WOMEN, MORNINGTON TOWN HALL: James Roberts (for Mayor) and Labour Women Candidates. 8 p.m.—WELLINGTON TOWN HALL PUBLIC MEETING: James Roberts (for Mayor). 8 p.m.—HOUGHTON VALLEY HALL: Mrs. C. -Stewart and Messrs. J. Arthurs, J. G. Churchill, J. Fleming and C. J. Hay. TOMORROW’S MEETINGS „ 8 p.m.—SEATOUN KIOSK: James Roberts (for Mayor) and other Labour Candidates. S p.m.—ST. THOMAS’ HALL, NEWTOWN: James Roberta (for Mayor) and other Labour Candidates, R. HOLLAND, Organizer, WHY YOU SHOULD VOTE THE ENTIRE “CITIZENS’ TICKET” (1) Will Appleton, Mayoral Candidate has earned his right to .Mayoral honours by his 27 years of diligent service to the Citizens of Wellington’that include City Council (13 years.. Chairman of Works Committee (8 years), Hospital Board and Harbour Board (8 years each), , (2) Of his supporting Citizen’s Candidates, 19 are sitting members, (Connell, Hospital or Harbour Board), men and women with Civic Service and experience to their credit. The remaining seven—" The Seven Men”—the new Blood—have been specially selected because of their sound administrative ' ability. ’• (3) By voting the entire “Citizens' Ticket” you KEEP PARTY POLITICS OUT OF MUNICIPAL & LOCAL BODYAFFAIRS. . There are absolutely no party ties between, the Citizens’ Candidates and the “Tories.” “CITIZENS’ CANDIDATES” MEETINGS TONIGHT, HATAITAI & WEBB ST., 8 p.m. AT HATAITAI, REALM HALL: Speakers: Will Appleton (Mayoral Candidate), Mrs. Knox Gilmer (Council & Hospital Board), G. S. Amos, W. H, Stevens (Council), G. J. Petherick, V. M. Simpson, A. P. O’Shea (Hospital Board), AT HATAITAI N. SCHOOL: Speakers: WIU Appleton (Mayoral. Candidate), M. S. Galloway (Council), W. J. Gandin (Council & Hospital Board), Martin Luckie (Council & Harbour Board), W. S. Cederholm, R. H. Parton, H, F. Toogood (Hospital Board). AT WEBB ST. METHODIST HALL: Speakers: C. Meachen (Hospital Board), Malcolm Fraser, L. T. Jacobsen, J. D. Slevwrlght, Bryan Todd. R. A. Wright (Council). HOUGHTON BAY MEETING .. SATURDAY AT 7.30 P.M. AT HOUGHTON VALLEY HALL: Speakers: Will Appleton (Mayoral Candidate), W H. Stevens (Council), R. L. Macalistcr , (Council & Harbour Board). KEEP MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS FREE FROM PARTY POLITICS VOTE ENTIRE “CITIZENS’ TICKET.” VOTE NORWOOD BM FOR HARBOUR BOARD A RECORD OF NEARLY 80 ''” ' YEARS’ PUBLIC SERVICE 2'4 STANDS TO THE CREDIT OF I SIR CHARLES NORWOOD. CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION TO THE WELLINGTON HARBOUR _As a City Councillor he was Chairman of tbe inquiry Into the i-ity milk system, and later as jßk Chairman of tbe Milk Committee, JMBmMIBI established the Municipal Milk De- JWI As Mayor ot Wellington, Sir Charles conducted negotiations that resulted lu the establishment of the watershed from Walnut, and the Fire Board was b L° t . a % t I^°,?. I 1 8! During bis term as Mayor bis work in connex- » TiJ’w 1 the Wellington Free Ambulance is also well-known to the citizens of Wellington. VOTE AND CITIZENS’ TICKET. C. J. B. NORWOOD f. • , HOTELS, RESORTS & TRAVEL SERVICES HELENSVILLE HOT SPRINGS—. ’ ' PARAKAI HOUSE®—Tennis, social hall, hot mineral baths In home; A.A, hostel. 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For National Park 8.30 a.m. Mon., Wed., Friday. WELLINGTON BOOKING OFFICE—NEWMAN BROS. (N. 1. LTD., FEATHERSTON ST., OPP. G.P.O. NEW PLYMOUTH-AUCKLAND— Depart New Plymouth 7.45 p.m. Arrive Auckland 5.45 p.m. Leave Auckland 8 a.m. Arrive New Plymouth 5.45 p.m. Dally including Sundays. Fare £2 single. GIBSON’S MOTORS, LTD. Phones: Auckland, 44-960; Hamilton. 4880: New P1ym0uth,.357.. Telegraphic Address: “Whitestar,” New Plymouth.