TOMORROW'S POLL LIST OF CANDIDATES.
THE COUNCIL AND HARBOUR BOARD. A LAST REMINDER. The election, which is to decide who are to be the managers of th© city's affairs in succession to th© old council, takes place to-morrow. Altogether 36 candidates have been announced for the council. Fifteen are required to be elected, and each elector has th© right to vote for that number or lees if h© or she sees fit. Following are the candidates : — Atkinson, Arthur Richmond Barber, William Henry Peter Bedford, Walter Scott Bennett, William Henry Bodley, Henry \ Cameron, Robert Allan Carey, Elijah John Castle, Joni! Cohen, Falk Fitzgerald, John Edward Fletcher, Robert Frost, George Fuller, John (junr.) Fullford, Arthur Harry Gallichan, Edwin Godber, Jamee Hazell, Ivor Hindmarsh, Alfred Humphrey, Hornblow, Andrew Reed Hunt, Arthur Leigh Jenkineon, John Edward Jensen, Vilhelm Jordan, William Joseph Mandel, Joseph M'lntyre, Gharks M'Kenzie, Leonard M'Laren, David Moran,, Stanislaus James Reardon, Michael John Reyling, George Frederick Shirtcliffe, George Smith, John Smith, Thomae Thompson, William John Thorpe, Charles , ; Trevor, Jamea. j Polling will be from. 9 a.in. to 7 p.m. For the convenience of ©lectors w© giv© the various polling places :— ! Social Hall, Wadestown. Church Schoolroom, Tinakori-road. I Ohurchroom, Northland. Churchroom, Upland-road, Kelburne. Kearney's Tea Koom6, 'J inakori-road. Churchroom, Aro-street. Baptist Church, Brooklyn. Churchroom, Washington avenue, Brooklyn. Schoolroom, Island Bay. Tea Room, Queen'6-drive, Maranui. O'Donnell's Hall, Kilbirnie. Bowling Green Pavilion, Hataitai. Schoolroom, Roseneath. Century' Hall, Kent-terrace. St. Mark's Schoolroom, Sussex-square. Victoria Hall, Adelaide-road. Newtown Library, Re-vans-street. Sfc Thomafi'b Schoolroom. Newtown. Masonic Hall, Adelaide-road. Druids' Hall, Taranaki-street. Alexandra Hall. Abel Smith-street. St. Peter's Schoolroom, Ghuznee-sfcreet. Rechabite Hall, Manners-street. Town Hall, Cuba-street Extension. TurnbuU's Auction Room, Panama- ' street. Harcourt's Auction Room, Panamastreet. . Routh'e Building, Featherston-street. Waiting Room, Wharf, near Customs Buildings. St. Paul's Schoolroom, Sydney-street. Each elector is required to vote by putting a cross (X) in the margin provided for the purpose opposite the name of the candidates FOR WHICH he desires to vote.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 96, 25 April 1911, Page 7
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320TOMORROW'S POLL LIST OF CANDIDATES. Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 96, 25 April 1911, Page 7
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