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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 648, 27 April 1929, Page 17

HAROLD SCHMIDT CANDIDATE FOR HOSPITAL BOARD AND CITY COUNCIL. In Hospital Matters he Advocates That, any citizens in the Public Hospital have the right of being attended at their own expense by their own private doctors. That the present Hospital, being the largest in the Empire, will become unwieldy if made larger; and that separate institutions be erected in the northern or southern suburbs where requirements demand. That attractive Maternity Homes with moderate fees be erected or subsidised in various centres. Place HAROLD SCHMIDT on the Top of the Poll and the Board will know you desire these reforms. In The City Council For a change— Elect HAROLD SCHMIDT Four years ago he advocated getting revenue by renting out the Civic Square, since when the City has lost over £36.000 in rents and one-fifth of that amount in Rates. HAROLD SCHMIDT opposed the passing of The Motor Omnibus Act. and, beyond prohibiting buses picking up passengers in the tram areas, would have left the outer areas to private competitive transport. He believes that every Councillor should be encouraged to investigate all Municipal work and accounts. Such individual work deserves praise rather than the opposition which it has received from the pree sent Council. He is opposed to excessive by-laws. Municipal trading, and wasteful expenditure of Municipal Funds. He is not on any Citizen's Ticket and therefore NOT INDEBTED TO ANY BOOSTERS who spend money to get selected candidates ; a seat.

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