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y O T E FOR HON. J. E. JENKINSON, M.L.C. HON. J. E. JENKINSON, M.L.C. 53 YEARS' N.Z. EXPERIENCE. 20 YEARS' LEGISLATIVE EXPERIENCE. Prominent in passage through Legislative Council of all measures (including Milk Supply Bill) affecting the City. Confident can tighten "loose screw" in Trams, give justice to employees, improve service to public without importing screwdriver. i Promises no impossibilities. Opposes Increase of RATES. Has outlined comprehensive Scheme of TOWN PLANNING which alone will ' give Best Returns for all Expenditure. Ensure Readiest Access to all Suburbs. Promptly secure convenient ample RECREATION GROUNDS." Make Wellington worthy of its motto, "SUPREI^ A SITU.", TJNDERWOOD FOR MIRAMAR! And YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT! ITZGERALD will safeguard the electors' best interests and the general welfare of the city. "yOTE for Trevor, a Practical Man. KNOW Wellington, and I want Wellington to know me. Vote for Charles M'lntyre. CITY ELECTIONS. TO THE WOMEN OF WELLINGTON. mHE LABOUR CANDIDATES present A their compliments, and ask for your Support afe the Elections To-morrow : — The LABOUR PARTY Stands For— 1. Better Living Conditions. 2. Fair and Just Conditions of Employment. 3. Improved Milk Supply. 4. Public Markets. 5. Better Chances for Making Good Homes. If this Policy suits you, then Vote thus : — , For the CITY COUNCIL — CAREY, E. J. HAZELL, IVOR HINDMARSH, A. H. JORDAN, W. J. j M'LAREN, D. ! REARDON, M. J. REYLING, G. F. " SMITH, THOMAS For the HARBOUR BOARD— . HINDMARSH, A. H. YOUNG, W. T. THE BEST CITIZENS' TICKET TO VOTE FOR IS : For the CITY COUNCIL— ( CAREY, E. J. HINDMARSH, A. H. M'LAREN, D. REYLING, G. F. HAZELL, IVOR - JORDAN, W. J. REARDON," M. J. SMITH, THOMAS For the HARBOUR BOARD— HINDMARSH, A. H.» YOUNG, W. T. VOTE THIS TICKET SOLID. VOTE EARLY! VOTE EARLY! TCIITZGERALD will ever be on the A watch to serve the best interests of the electors — Vote for Fitzgerald. for Trevor, a Practical Man. NEW Blood is always wanted in a live healthy community. Therefore, vote for Charles M'lntyre. CITIZENS (ELECTORS) OF WELI LINGTON. IT ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— , If elected as one of your Councillors (Trustees), I shall earnestly endeavour to carry out the duties appertaining to the office in a sincere and faithful manner. I shall be a staunch advocate for Fairer Treatment to Suburbs. More' attention will be paid to Tramways, Streets, Finance, Zoo, Parks, Reserves, Swimming Baths, etc., and thus help to make this city what it must become-^the finest in the Southern Hemisphere. A. R. HORNBLOW, Progressive Candidate. yOTE FOR JOSEPH MANDEL, An Expert Financer — the .Need of the City. CUT out Citizens' League advertisement and Volet Whole Ticket in' City's Best Interests. VOTE for Fitzgerald, who will safeguard the workers' rights and liberties. ELECTORS— You want no more narrow interfering Bylaws. . VOTE FOR V. JENSEN. ELECTORS— Your Electric Light Bill should be Reduced. VOTE FOR V. JENSEN. ELECTORS— Your City's Affairs require careful, attentive management. V. JENSEN IS THE MAN. ELECTORS— Your Trams should clear another five thousand a year. V. JENSEN COULD DO IT. ELECTORS— Your Footpaths should be Cleaned Before Business Hours. V. JENSEN WILL SEE TO IT. ELECTORS— Your overloaded, ill-treat-ed Cart Horses need a Champion. V. JENSEN WILL DO IT. ELECTORS— You have a Practical Man and a Business Man in V. JENSEN. VOTE FOR HIM. LEN M'KENZIE'S' CANDIDATURE. TO-MORROW'S CITY COUNCIL* ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. y ADIES and GENTLEMEN,— A final J - J - J> word to you all. 1 sincerely <>nd respectfully solicit your Votes and interest *bn my behalf at TO-MORROW'S POLL. Yours faithtullr, LEN. M'KEXZIE, \ The People's Candidate.