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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 244, 5 March 1913, Page 8

THE TRAM SCHEME, IF CARRIED TO-DAY, WILL DO MORE FOR TEE PROGRESS OF NEW PLYMOUTH THAN ANYTHING YET UNDERTAKEN BY OUR CITIZENS. VOTE FOR TRAMS To make your suburbs more accessible, and you will induce more people to live in tliem VOTE FOR TRAMS BECAUSE 1 lie moment you render a healthful, beautiful tract of country easily accessible people will build upon it, and this means wages for the workmen and increased trade for the business man. VOTE FOR TRAMS BECAUSE Increased population means increased local wealth. VOTE FOR TRAMS. When Wanganui trams were initiated the population of that town was very little different to New Plymouth's population at the present "time. To-day Wanganui has a population of something like 15,000 people, and is not frozen up with increased taxation, but is enjoying a period of great prosperity. ' > REMEMBER! That every ratepayer in the Borough of New Plymouth has the privilege of casting a vote to-day either for or against progress. The Carrying of the Tram Scheme means Progress. DON'T FORGET! Your Wife also has the privilege of casting her vote at the polling to-day. ' VOTE FOR TRAMS. If the local Council and other kindred bodies are assisted by the citizens to carry out the plans already laid down for future operations, New Plymouth is destined to a development beyond the most sanguine calculations. DON'T NEGLECT To cast your vote TO-DAY, as every vote might be necessary in the final count. And VOTE FOR THE TRAM SCHEME AND PROGRESS.

VOTE FOR TRAMS

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