TAKING RISKS
MR. BLOODWORTH DEFENDS HIMSELF That a vote for Mr. Murray at the poll on Wednesday would simply be throwing away the franchise is the opinion of the Labour nominee for the city Mayoralty, Mr. T. Bloodworth. Speaking at St. Benedict’s Hall last evening, he said that if Mr. Murray’s campaign was carried on long enough j it would destroy all the principles of I democratic government in the Dominion. Mr. Bloodworth quoted from the leading article of an Auckland newspaper: “They (ratepayers) must ask themselves whether they are satisfied with the preesnt regime. If they are not, their choice is between Mr. Vaile and Mr. Bloodworth, and if they are not prepared to take the risk involved in electing a Labour Mayor they should vote for Mr. Vaile. In reply to that he asked the electors | to consider the risk of electing any of j the other three candidates. Mr. Bail- ! don, on the one hand, who had proved j himself to be incapable, and Mr. Vaile, 1 on the other hand, who had had little j experience of public body finance.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 650, 30 April 1929, Page 9
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184TAKING RISKS Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 650, 30 April 1929, Page 9
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