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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 95, 24 April 1911, Page 2

MUNICIPAL ELECTION. A FEW of the many reasons why tin ' citizens should Vote for GODBER : He has hsA eight years' previous export once as a City Councillor. He has always endeavoured to perform his municipal pledges. j IIe» is able to bring practical business knowledge to, bear on all civio m&U ters. ' He will use every effort to see justice done to all classes in tho city and suburbs. He will insist upon honest, judioious, and economical administration. He will oppose any increase of tho already heavy burdens on th« citiaens by increased taxation. He will use every effort to promote tha prosperity and progression, of tha city. y Many more reasons might bo given, bafi these are sufficient to warrant the electors to Vote for GODBER. : TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITy" J ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— If lam JLJ again honoured with your confidence it will be my aim to promote a policy 08 STEADY PROGRESS towards making this City second to none as regards tha convenience, comfort, and general welfare of its people. I strongly advocate the following: — CONSTABLE-STREET TRAMWAY. The Extension to Kilbirnie. This is an urgent work, and will, I believe, ha self's supporting. , RECREATION GROUNDS. The acquisition of further Recreation areas while they are' still to be had. TOWN BELT. A definite" scheme for the gradual improvemont of the Town Belt. I feel than it vshould not be allowed to remain in its present deplorable condition. ZOO. A rearrangement of the Zoo, Management and Control. MILK SUPPLY. Tho improvement of the Milk Supply, by the establishment of a Milk Depot, a 9 already approved by the Council. This also will bo self-supporting. MARKETS. The establishment of a Municipal Market on a modest scale, but capable o£ expansion as required. ELECTRIC LIGHT. A vigorous administration of the Elec trie Light undertaking for the benefit of consumers. TRAMWAYS. A reorganisation of the Tramway. Traffic with a view to a general improvement in the service, and increased earn-, ing power. Yours faithfully, G. SHIRTCLIFFE. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. T ADIES and GENTLEMEN,— I beg to announce that it is 1 tny intention to again stand as a Candidate for tho City Council, and should I have the honour 10 be once more elected it will bo my on« deavour to do in the future as I have dono for the past seven years. I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours BincerelVj F. COHEN. — '.—. — ,—, — _ — , ,, — .__ , 1 . 1. .» i CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. ! T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I am *" again a Candidate for a scat in tha Council. I have represented you for a, great number of years. I will, if elected, give my time and attention to the city, affairs as I have done in the past. I respectfully ask for your support oai Wednesday Next. Yours truly, , JOHN SMITH. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I arri -sLd again a candidate for a seat on tho City Council, and respectfully solicit your support. . If re-elected, I 6hall, as in the past, do my utmost to watch over your interests, while my best enorgies will bo devoted to the welfare and advancement of the City. 1 I am, Yours faithfully, R. FLETCHER. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I most respectfully solicit your votes and interest on my behalf at the Election for Councillors on WEDNESDAY, the 26th inst. If honoured with a seat at tho Council's table your interests and that of, the City will be assiduously looked after by me. A. 11. FULLFORD. HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I reI J spectfully solicit your support in my Candidature for a Seat on the Boa*d, and if -returned will use my best endeavours to maintain the present sound administrative policy of the Board. Yours faithfully, W. T. HILDRETH. WELLINGTON HARBOUR, BOARD ELECTION. To the Electors of the Counties of Hutfc and Makara, the Town Districts of Upper Hutt and Johnsonville, and the Boroughs of Lower Hutt, Petone, Onslow, Miramar, Karori, and EastBourne. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I beg JLJ to announce mysolf as a Candidate for election at tho forthcoming contest, as one ol your represenfatives on tha Wellington Harbour Board. My reason, for offering myself as a candidate is that I consider the Board would by having a member with somo practical knowledge of matters pertaining to 6hips and shipping, and will, if elected, undertake to watch over and protect your interests to the best of my ability. Yours faithfully, D. J. WATSON, WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I am again a candidate for a seat on tho Harbour Board, at tho forthcoming election, and respectfully solicit youv kuppovt and interest. I have been your rppresaittativo for some ycirs; it" niv acli6«s durin* that period i.ioot with »our approval, I shall bo ffl-'tl to have, v continuance cf your confidence. I urn. l"ou. - lu.t'ifully. "" L\. FLECCTIIIiI.