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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 650, 30 April 1929, Page 6

Mr. GEORGE R. MAGEE, JJ». was born in Pitt Street, Auckland, and is well known in sporting circles. He is the founder of Magee's Furniture Business, Pitt Street. A Past President of the Auckland Sailors* Home, and is still an active member of the Board of Trustees. Mr. Magee is a strong supporter of Progress with Sound Finance. Favours the Harbour Bridge. VOTE MAGEE For Progress

Miss ALICE H. G. BASTEN A.P.A. (N.Z.), PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR. Nominated, by Dr. Buckley-Turkington and Mrs. E. A. Kidd, supported by Mrs. W. H. Parkes, Messrs. G. W. Hutchison, F. J. Hutchinson and H. Goldie, Messrs. W. J. Kealy, Sen. (Avondale), F. C. Jordan (Tamaki). Member Auckland City Council past two years. Member PaTks and Deserves, Libraries and Art Gallery, and Botanical Committees. Past President Civic League, late Dominion Secretary National Council of Women, Hon. Secretary and Organiser of Mayoress’s War Memorial League, President Tamaki Women's Progressive League.

City Council Election. VOTE H.P. BURTON Director of J. Burton, Limited, Grafton Boad, And— Avondale Bakeries Ltd., Avondale. The People’s Interests Only.

Public Demand Change in City Government ustn® 89 for a J ° b ‘ Progressive Citizens’ Candidates for City Council: ALLUM, J. A. C. DEMPSEY, JOHN McKINNEY, W. H. ENTRICAN, A. J. McNAB, THOS. GOLDFINCH, P. J. QUART LEY, A. G. HI ITCHISfiN r- ™, SHANLY, J. F. HUTCHISON, G. W. XAKLE, SIDNEY KEALY, J. W. THOMPSON, ALFRED ASHLEY, G. G. BAGNALL, B. L. BELLAM, H. BROWNLEE, GEO. CAMPBELL, G. G. Harbour Board HUTCHINSON, G. R. INDER, E. W. JOHNSTON, J. B. THOMPSON, W. A. Hospital Board DEMPSEY, JOHN GUNSON, E. B. KIDD, ETHEL A. THOMPSON, W. A WALLACE, WM. Cut out the above list and take it to the Polling Booth with you Vote for PROGRESSIVE CITIZENS’ TICKET and Ensure Efficient Administration