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HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE THE DRIVE, EPSOM. REDUCED FROM £2,: 65FT. FRONTAGE. 200 FT. DEEP. xow £1,750. FRONTAGE TO TWO ROADS. B EAUTIFUL HOME OF 6 LARGE. LOFTY ROOMS, including: Billiard Room and two Balconies. HEART OF KAURI. HEART OF TOTARA. THE GROUNDS arc beautifully laid out in lawns, shrubs and fruit trees. This is not the ordinary class of house offering: to-dav. but a substantial MB. The Property is UNENCUMBERED and the Owner has reduced to <oo for a quick sale, with a reasonable deposit to a sound man. SEE IT AND BE CONVINCED, our disposal. Call o r ring for appointment. PARKER AND CO. Phone 44-67 Rew's Chambers, 15 Qu Street, opp. G.P.O. WANTED TO RENT. W E J^ EQUIRE jYJORE JJOUSES JT OR OUR0 UR Tj ETTIXG L IST GOOD CLASS TENANTS WAITING. Send Particulars to us at Once, or Call. REALTY DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD. PROPERTY SALESMEN, DILWORTH BUILDINGS QUEEN STREET

ELECTORAL. QITY WEST RATEPAYERS’ ASSOCIATION The Citizens are entitled to the services of the best Candidates, and the above Association strongly recommends voters to support the following for:— CITY COUNCIL ALLUM, J. A. C. BRINSDEN, F. W. H. COYLE, M. J. DAVIS, GEORGE. FLYNN, DANIEL. LUNDON, JOHN R. McLIVER, FINLAY D. MELVILLE, MISS E. MURRAY, W. H. McKinney, w. h. PATTERSON, J. B. PHELAN, E. J. POW, T. C. SKEGG, W. TURKINGTON, S. HARBOUR BOARD HOSPITAL BOARD BARLOW, R. KIDD, MRS. E. LUNDON, J. R. TAKLE, S. WALLACE, W. Retain the above List for your Guidance. JjMNLAY JQ M C L IVER * CANDIDATE CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. A virile man, with a sound business training, out to serve the people as a whole, and for CLEAN AND PROGRESSIVE ADMINISTRATION. J.B. £UTY OOUNCIL E LECTIONS J. B. KING Ladies and Gentlemen, In response to a request from numerous Citizens of Auckland, I have accepted nomination for a seat on the City CounI have been 26 years in business as a Plumber, and my one aim was success. This I have attained. With an equal spirit I should enter into my duties as a Councillor, and I assure you of my every endeavour to forward the interests of the City to future progress. Soliciting your votes, I remain, (Better known as J. 8.) iy£R. Q.EORGE JJAILDON'S jyjAYORAL QAMPAIGN. Electors will be addressed as under:— PONSONBY—TO-NIGHT (Friday), 7.30, Leys Institute. POINT CHEVALIER—TO-NIGHT (Friday), 8.45, Hall. CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES, MR. H. R. MACKENZIE. H. R. HOBDAY, Hon. Organiser.

jyj£ AY ORAL LECTION ADDRESSES BY M R J. A. W ARNOCK (The Citizens’ Candidate) THIS (Friday) EVENING AT 8. GREY LYNN LIBRARY All Electors Cordially Invited to Hear the Opinions and Policy of MR. WARNOCK TUESDAY NEXT, 26th. EPSOM LIBRARY, AT 8 P.M. M AIOEAL Ejections. QOUNCILLOR rgOM gLOODWORTH The POPULAR Candidate, Will Deliver Addresses as under:— TO-NIGHT (Friday), April 22, 8 o’clock. —KINGSWAY PICTURES, FRANCIS STREET, GREY LYNN—“An Analysis of the Four Mayoral Candidates’ Platforms.” TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 8 p.m.—PARNELL LIBRARY HALL—Final Address: “A Summary of the Campaign.” SERVICE FOR ALL. FAVOURS FOR NONE. A K A P U N A. The Mayor, J. D. Morison, Esq., and members of THE UNITED BOROUGH TICKET will address Meetings of Electors as under:— TAKAPUN A.—Foresters' Hall, THURSDAY, April 21, 8 p.m. MlLFOßD.—Bridgeway, FRIDAY, April 22, S p.m.