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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 91, 19 April 1911, Page 8

WELLINGTON CITIZENS' LEAGUE. CITY COUNCIL AND HARBOUR BOARD ELECTIONS. ELECTORS are requested to Vote for the following: — CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS-. ATKINSON, A. R. BARBER, W. H. P. BENNETT, W. H. COHEN, F. FITZGERALD, J. E. 1 FLETCHER, R. FROST, G. GODBER, J. HUNT, A. LEIGH MORAN, S. J. PRICE, 11. SHIRTCLIFFE, G. SMITH, JOHN THOMPSON, W. J. TREVOR, J. HARBOUR BOARD MEMBERSFITZGERALD, J. E. ' FLETCHER, R. HILDRETH, W. TREVOR, J. Vote as above, and vote for Safe Management of the City's Affairs and for Fair Administration for All Classes as against administration for one class only. VOTE!— VOTE EARLY! VOTE FOR THE WHOLE TICKET. GET ALL YOUR FRIENDS TO VOTE. Remember Polling Day — WEDNESDAY, 26th APRIL, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. All Citizens are urged to Join and Support the Citizens' League. CITL" COUNCIL "ELECTION. rjTJFFIN SOCIAL HALL, MannersJL street (Winder's Corner), MONDAY NEXT, 24th APRIL, E. GAELICHAN will take off the gloves and deal with same unpalatable facts* concerning our Tramways, and will also deal with the Electric Light question. Chair taken promptly at 8 o'clock. HENRY BODLEY.— "Man must serve his time to every trade save censure, critics all are ready made." This gratuitous stricture wa3 unearthed against perfectly justifiable criticism of the City Council — from without; the electors consenting, in future it shall be from within. Tho candidate has a warrant-in-brief of half a century's unremitting toil, and forty years' Wellington business experience. His allegiance will in the first place be to private effort and individual rivalry ; in tho second, to municipal rather than syndical powers. He is no agitator. What is an agitator ? An unorganised human unit having its brain in its belly ; his head made hollow for phonocamptic purposes ; and the quantity of its* moutlyng an invert of their qualify. Of cour&a he is a Socialist, as most men are, as a worker in unity for the common good — not, like the few, banded to force a selfish division of unearned spoil. Daily doing his dole as imposed by fate. Contented with the life which health and happiness need; and self-re-liant in wrestling the due reward of effort, with never a thought to crib on that of others. He has no interest in property, nor faith in "Leagues" or Labour "eights." No banner for pride nor bending knee for vain humility ; ever waiting with watchfulness and working to win, in the pursuit of Life's duties, potential as from man to man. » , I have etc., HENRY BODLEY, 207, Grant-road. 19th April, 1911. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I beg -*-^ to announce that it is my intention to again stand as a Candidate for the- City Council, and should I have the honour to be once more elected, "it will be my endeavour to do in the future as I have done for the past seven years. •f I remain,' -¦¦ ¦ *» . . *¦ " Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours sincerely, ' • - F." COHEN. ELECTORS OF MIRAMAR. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I am offering myself as a Candidate at tho forthcoming Council Election. If you should do 'mo the honour to elect me, you can rely on my doing my very best in the interests of the ratepayers. I am, yours faithfully, AJH._GRIFFITHS. . WELLINGTON HA~RBbUR~BOARDT IN THE MATTER~OF THE HARBOURS AMENDMENT ACT, 1910, AND THE REGULATIONS THEREUNDER. ELECTION OF TWO MEMBERS BY THE PAYERS OF HARBOUR - DUES ON SHIPS. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that CECIL 'WILLIAM JONES arid ROBERT CHARLES RENNER were before noon on the 19th day <?f April, 1911, at the Offices of the Board, duly nominated as Candidates to fill the two Offices of Members of the Wellington Harbour Board to bo elected by the Payer*, of Harbour Dues on Ships; and that as tho number of persons nominated does not exceed the number required to be elected, I declare and hereby publicly notify that the said Cecil William Jones and Robert [ Charles Renner are duly elected to such ! office. I Dated this 19th day of April, 1911. ! H. E. NICHOLLS, Secretary to the Wellington Harbour Board. WELLINGTON~HARBOUR BOARD." ! ELECTION OF A MEMBER BY THJi ! PAYERS OF HARBOUR DUES, I OTHER THAN DUES ON SHIPS. IN THE MATTER OF THE "HARBOURS AMETwaIKNT ACT, 1910," AND THE REGULATIONS ! THEREUNDER, AND OF THE I "LOCAL ELECTIONS AND POLLS ACT, 1908." J HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE j -H. ijha.t. -the following fchres persons [ were before noon on the 19th day of | April, 1911, duly nominated for the Office of Member of tho Wellington Harbour Board by tho Payers of Harbour Dues other than Dues on ships: — I HARKNESS, JOSEPH GEORGE KENNEDY, ARTHUR DANIEL ! NATHAN, HUBERT LOUIS. As there is only one vacancy to bB filled, I also give public notice that a ballot will bo taken as between the said candidates on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of April, 1911. at the Board Rocm, Harbour Board Office, Wellington. Polling hours — 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dated this 19th day of April, 1911. FRANK WILLS, Returning Officer for the Wellington Harbour Board. STRATFOUD-ONGARUE RAILWAY.- - STEEL AND IRON WORK. TSTRITTEN Tenders wil: be received at » » thia office until noon of Friday, sth May, 1911, for the manufacture and doli\ery at Pohokura Railway Station. Tontlorß aro to be addressed to the Miw-ler of Public Works, and marked on the outside "Tender for Steel and Iron Work, Stratford-Ongaruo Railway." Drawings, specifications and conditions of contract may .be seen tit the Public Works Offices, Auckland, Stratford, Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. W. HOLMES. Enginoer-in-Chief. Vublic Works Office. Wellinsifcon, 18th April, 1911.