WHO’S WHO AT THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS ANZAC DAY AT PAEROA

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 645, 23 April 1929, Page 7

WHO’S WHO AT THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS

ANZAC DAY AT PAEROA

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of the firm of Hutchison. Elliffe and Cameron. Public Accountants. Fellow and Past President of The S'.Z. Society of Accountants. Fellow of The N.Z. Accountants and Auditors’ Association. Fellow of The Chartered Institute of Secretaries (Eng.). Fellow and Vice President Australasian Institute of Secretaries. Sometime Examiner for N.Z. University and .Lecturer in Commercial Subjects, Auckland University College. Former Member One Tree Hill lload Board. Vice President. Auckland Town Planning Association. Chairman, Great South Hoad Beautifying Council. Secretary, Auckland Automobile Association.

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Public Accountant and Auditor. I offer myself for Service on the City Council because of the call for young Business Men. As a Public Accountant I anl qualified to advise in matters of economics and finance. My association with the Bus Transport of the City and my practical experience therein warrants me in asking specially for support with a view to being one of the City representatives on the Transport Board.

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Born in AUCKLAND and educated at St. John’s College, Mr. Irvine is a newcomer in the ranks of the candidates for Municipal office. By virtue of his achievement in building a successful business, his wide experience abroad, and a long study of the problems surrounding the growth of cities, Mr. Irvine is well endowed with the requisite experience to fit him admirably f.or the arduous tasks of Municipal government.

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Seeretarv, Auckland Suiulav School I Union. A Capable, Courageous and Convincing j Speaker. A Sound, Practical Business Man with | Administrative and Organising Ability j of the highest order. If elected will work whole-heartedly and fearlessly for the good of Auckland. Nomination endorsed by: Rev. C. 11. Laws, 8.A., DJE>. Rev. D. C. Herron, M.A., M.C. Rev. Lionel B. Fletcher. Mr. Samuel Barry, President of Bap- j tisfc Union. Mr. W. J. Holdsworth. Boy Scouts. 1 Mr. V. T. Drew, Y.M.C.A. Miss J. Begg, Y.W.C.A. Mr. J. W. Court, N.Z. Alliance.

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j.r. President of Auckland Justices of the Peace Association. HIS PAST RECORD OF PUBLIC SERVICE EMBRACES: Eight years as Mayor of Wailii (including War activities). Ten years as Chairman of the AVaihi Hospital Board. Four years as Member Thames Harbour Board* HIS POLICY IF ELECTED WOULD BE: I. Greater efficiency in Administration. 11. Opposition to any increase in rates. 111. A fair expenditure of city’s revenue over all its area. IV. Generally to safeguard the wellbeing and prosperity of Auckland.

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Candidate Auckland Harbour Board for combined districts of Newmarket, One Tree Hill, Onchunga, Panmure, Mount Wellington. Founder and Manager of Me Kendrick Bros. Has had sound and successful experience in developing his present business from a small beginning, and so proving his ability to assist in handling public interests. He has the welfare of the City in which he was born at heart, and is prepared to give his best for its progress. Is a keen supporter of all sports. Vice President Ponsonby Football Club. Member A. and P. Association, Northern Boxing Association, Auckland and Otahuhu T rottiug Clubs, Waterside Workers’ Band, etc., etc. Payer of Harbour dues. His motto is Service. Economy, and Prompt and Careful Business.

Tim' preparations being formulated for Anzac Day at Paeroa are much on the same lines as those arranged for previous years. A parade of returned soldiers, Territorials, Cadets and Girl Guides will form a procession and inarch to the school. Lieut. Innis, N.Z.S.C.. will deliver an address. Sevj eral other processions will be formed, jheaded by the Hauraki Band. At the ; Domain the Rev. Air. Weaden will | preach a sermon.

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Au Official Labour Candidate for s. at on Auckland City Council. | Born in Texas, of Scotch parents. Began career as School Teacher. lie- ! ceived thorough business training in America and .Vevv Zealand. i Accountant. During war period held i responsible position of Staff of Dunedin i City Council, gainiug intimate knowledge of Council procedure and Com 1 inittec work. Contributed articles and 1 poems to leading Newspapers :md j Magazines both in N.Z. and Australia, i Organiser and Founder of the League tof X.Z. Pen women. Member of various Executive Committees for public welfare. Author of political pamphlet, •‘Women and Labour” (200,01)0 copu > circulated by Labour Party last Parj liamentarv Elections). Resident in Xew ; Zealand over 13 years.

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i Well known Barrister and Solicitor of this City. | Resident of St. Heliers, in which j centre he lias taken a keen and leading ! interest in all local, social and political affairs. Independent Candidate, supporting Ward System of Election. If elected will work for Ward System of Election. Progress, Economy and Efficiency. Public Business being done in Public. INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.

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j Has Lived in Auckland for 60 Tears. ! He is a successful business man. He is a sitting member of the City j Council for the past 8 years, j 4 years Chairman of the Works Committee Drainage Board, j 6 years on the Works Committee, j 2 years on the Legal and Finance ! Committee. ! ‘Sitting member of the Auckland ( Electric Power Board since its incepI tion. 10 years on the Council of Chamber I of Commerce. r 10 vears President of the Karanga e hape Road Business Men’s Promotion t i Society (re-elected). 1 vice President of the Auckland * j Justices of Peace Association. 1 And many other soc ial activities. I : Vote B< n net I and seem e. ' 'areful Administration. Efficiency and General Welfare.