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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 122, 27 April 1925, Page 1

NOTICE.—PERSONAL. WILL Mr Baker, gardener, of Waldegrave Street, please call at 11 Bourke Street. THANKS. MR CHARLES ROBERTSON and Son desire to tender their heartheart thanks to all who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement, also, for floral tributes received, and especially thank the many kind friends and neighbours for services rendered. [7TRIENDLY Society Members, work and vote for— D. T. DILKS J. T. FOLLAS F. PYCROFT Selected Hospital Board Candidates. TO THE BURGESSES OF PALMERSTON NORTH. I BEG to notify that I am offering myself as a candidate at tho forthcoming election of councillors. I am in favour of the completion of necessary works, and will work, if elected, in the interests of economy with efficiency. D. W. LOW. rjl 0 THE RATEPAYERS. Ladies and Gentlemen, — Having served on the Borough Council for two years, I beg to again offer my services, feeling that the experience gained during the last' period will enable me to serve you to better advantage in the next term. Hoping for your support. I am, Yours faithfully J. A. McLEAVEY. V 70TE FOR-EX-MAYOR EDWARDS Une of the most reasonable, reliable and experienced public men in New Zealand. Clean administration. A THOROUGHLY TESTED MAN.

TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE BOROUGH OF PALMERSTON NORTH. I HAVE the honour to again offer myself as a Candidate for election as one of your representatives on the Borough Council. Having had a long and varied experience in the administration of the Borough, I feel confident I can render efficient service to the ratepayers. If elected I will give every consideration to the needs of every section of the community, while studying the general progress of the town as a whole. I will endeavour, by the elimination of slackness and inefficiency in the various departments controlled by the Council, to raise them to a standard of efficiency that will ensure the highest quality of service to the community. lam not in favour of any further borrowing proposals other than those necessitated Ly the needs of an improved water supply and the extension of the drainage system. A. J. GRAHAM. BOROUGH ELECTIONS. I SOLICIT the support and votes of the Borough Electors at the forthcoming Election of Councillor's, and stand for:— 1. Ths strictest economy in the administration of the Borough so far as is consistent with efficiency and progress. 2. No loans or expenditure of money except so far as is necessary to provide all ratepayers with electricity, gas, water, sewage and good roads. 3. The development of the reserves, where the money expended will be leproductive and not a charge on the ratepayers. 4. The independence of the Borough employees in their several departments, subject only to the control of the heads of the departments. o. The lowest rates possible consistent with the carrying out of the above policy. W. L. FITZHERBERT. BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION. LECTORS when casting their votes are requested to note that JACKSON, FREDERICK is the candidate who has served you faithfully for years as councillor also Deputy-Mayor.