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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 28, 26 April 1927, Page 12

VOTE FOR George Grey Campbell A Candidate for the City Council, tfhose position as a leading Public Accountant and Auditor, with a large knowledge of Public Affairs, especially qualifies him for election as a Councillor. As a representative to the Government of the Motor Bus Proprietors’ on the Transport Appeal Board, he has done a great deal to promote the means of transporting the public to and fro, and his knowledge and ability in handling this problem would be a decided acquisition to the Council at this period. J. F. SHANLY A candidate for the City Council, with a wide experience of the progress made by this City up to the present. He has identified himself with several sporting activities in this City, being a steward of the Auckland Trotting Club and the inaugurator and president of the Carlton Boys’ Club for Sports. He has also been closely connected with the organisation of entertainments for the Blind Institute, Mental Hospital, and the Gaol. In all, his past record shows a keen and close interest in the welfare of others. Vote for J. B. KING who places his services before the Auckland citizens as a keen, zealous business man, whose chief aim through his life has been to foster and forward the progress of others in general. A successful business career of 26 years as a wholesale merchant and master plumber in Auckland has enabled him to build up a sound and progressive position among our leading citizens, and in water schemes alone, his experience would be a decided acquisition to a council that has several water projects in hand. He has also had some experience on local bodies, being a member of a borough council for some years. Vote for W. M. McINTOSH DEPUTY-MAYOR. CANDIDATE TOR ONEHUNGA MAYORALTY. With six years’ service as a Councillor, during all of which time 1 have been a member of the Finance Committee, and for the last four years Deputy-Mayor and Chairman of the Street Lights Committee, I feel I can fill the position with credit. A member of the Seddon Memorial Technical College Board of Control, and for 23 years Headmaster of the Onehunga Public School (now retired), and with 30 years’ residence in Onehunga, I have the necessary time to devote to Borough affairs. My sole aim in offering my services as Mayor is to advance the Borough’s interests, and make it a desirable place in which to live. W. M. McINTOSH CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. Vote for W. H. McKINNEY a native of Auckland, established in business as a chemist in suburban pharmacies since 1910. ADVOCATES: Economy in City Finance, consistent with progress. Making use of Civic Square, as expressed by wish of ratepayers. A Greater Auckland. Establishment of further playing areas. Readjustment of Tramway Fares, including restoration of penny sections. Conserving present water supply while sufficient, thence going further afield. Further linking up the present Tramway service route of Herne Bay and Grey Lynn, to lessen the existing congestion at Customs Street. Vote for W. C. Coldicutt CANDIDATE FOR ONEHUNGA MAYORALTY. Born in Onehunga, I was reared, educated, and have resided all my life in this town, in which I have taken such a lively interest. For 4 years I have headed the poll as a councillor, and during my term of office have served on the Streets, Drainage, and Building Committees, which have been so successful, and as Chairman of the Waterworks Committee, the Boroughs best paying proposition. A young man and a builder by trade, my policy is strict economy, and the production of work in the Borough of a permanent nature, and for general public benefit. W. C. COLDICUTT