Page 1 Advertisements Column 1

Opotiki News, Volume X, Issue 1042, 31 October 1947, Page 1 (Supplement)

Supjjyienfc to The Opotiki News, Tuesday, November 4, 1947. CANDIDATES HOSPITAL ELECTION SOON!!! (WED. NOV. 19) FOR PROGRESS IN HOSPITAL AFFAIRS Record YOUR VOTE for— Not— Pakeha and Maori Pakeha or Maori. We worked together in battle. Let us work together in peace TWO CANDIDATES .... * There are two candidates nominated to represent the Maori people . . . You are respectfully invited to Vote for them : Messrs. BORIS TE PARA BLACK and WIREMU MAXWELL ... But vote also for other candidates who you consider will stand for Progress in Hospital Affaire. \ \ NO BLOCK VOTE The Maori people are not organising'a ‘Block Vote’. They consider that (here should be representation from, both races of the best candidates available. NURSES’ SLOGAN A Trained Nurse’s Slogan“ The Patient First’L. , In our far flung Hospital District we need an Ambulance as ondfof-.the first services to the Patient. MESSRS. BLACK AND MAXWELL HEARTILY SUPPORT THE MOVE TO HAVE AN OPOTIKI HOSPITAL DISTRICT AMBULANCE. If elected, it will be the purpose of Messrs. Black and Maxwell to make their special knowledge available to help the Patients, the Staff, the Matron and the Doctors in every respect, particularly in matters relating to their own race. They will stand for prudent expenditure with efficiency. ON WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 19 VOTE Pakeha and Maori not Pakeha or Maori. TWO MAORI CANDIDATESiMESSRS BORIS TE PARA BLACK WIREMU MAXWELL