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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 172, 20 January 1914, Page 1

BOROUGH OF XEW PLYMOUTH. In the mittter of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1905," niul of "The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908," and tlie Acts amending the game respectively. HEREBY give notice t'.'.at the following persons have been duly nominated as candidates for the Oilice of Councillor of Hie Borough of Xew fly mouth:— HAETXELL, George Wilfrid IiEXDERSOX, George Wyudham ' SYKES, Alfred Ernest And there being only one vacancy to fle filled, 1 hereby also give notice that a Poll will be taken as between the said j candidates on WEDXESDAY, tlie 21st day of January, 1914. The following are the Polling-places: Town !Ilall, Xew Plymouth (principal). ' The Public Hall, Fitzroy. _' TJmj Residence oi Mr. S. T. Crocker, Devon Street East. The Residence of Mi. G. A. C'orucy, Devon Street West. Mr. Gordge's Store, Vogeltown. Tlie .Suiiday Sclioolhouse, Frankleigh Park. Public Hall, Westown. The Gymnasium, Public School Grounds, St. Aubyn. The Sunday Sclioolhouse, Moturoarolling hours, I) a.m. to 7 p.m. Dated this loth day of Janua-y, iai4. F. T. BELLEIXGEE, Returning Oflicer for the Borough > ( of Xew Plymouth. *

JOROUGII COUNCIL BY-ELECTION TO THE ELECTORS. J/idies and Gentlemen,— In soliciting your support on Wednesday next for the vacancy on the Council, I wo« l11 remind you that 1 have previously served you in this capacity, and, if elected, shall continue my policy of supporting njovenuavts consistent with practical, Menomy. li. "Vv. IIAUTXKLL. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF XEW I'LYMOUTH. ' \ T the request of a large number o. ■2L electors, I arn-.a. candidate for tlia I respectfully solicit your support at the polls, and if elected shall do my best to maintain a broad and progressive policy. I am ft supporter of the Tram Scheme 'and shall endeavor to push on m fast as possible the Electric Tram ana btr«ct Improvement Scheme already earned. I have a good knowledge of the borough finances, and in this connection will ' follow a poliev of economy consistent *iih efficiency". If the burgesses do mc the honor of electing me, I shall do _u in m v power to assist the reforms that are necessary to give the town the standing it should have as the capital ef the province. j Your? faithfully, '•V|» ."i 'G. W. HEXDERSOX.'

nyf U.NICIPAL UY-ELECTIOX , ladies and Gentlemen,— Having 'been requested by a huge number of my fellow citizens to allow nvself to lie nominated for the vacancy on the Borough Council, I have, after full consideration, decided to accede to their wishes and place my candidature in your hands. Business ties have in the past pre T( nt«d me giving the timo to affairs of "local government that I would have ■wished, and which 1 now find I am in the position to alTord if my, services and experience are desired. ,As one of the largest ratepayers in the ..borough it is in my interest as well - a3 yours to see that the large sums of money about to be expended on municipal works are not wasted, but that full value is got for all expenditure. Careful administration is required jore than ever during the next two year?, the most critical in the municipal" history of the borough, and ii elected it will be my pleasure to devote the same energy and care to mj public duties that I have given to tin building up of my own business. Yours faithfully,

, H E T W 0 1> E . gCHOOL, DEVOX STREET WEST, XEW PLY-MOUTH. SFASIDK BOAEDIXO AXD DAY SEA &OLS_FUK GLHLS. ' • Principals: "• THE MISSES STAFFORD. The School «»1 r.mcn for Iho First Term, 10U, on WEDNESDAY, F staStiordwiU te-t horn, to", jTpattnte <fld guardians on Fr,d»y, ir ttfß#J 30 ' JEl ' om iloi V ' m '