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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20494, 10 May 1938, Page 6

FUNERAL IRECTOR \\7.\LTni T>L'RR >» ALTER JJURR Crpmntlmn arranged. Floral k Artificial \Yr*»at!is. Monumrr.tal supplied. Funerals conducted all parts .VZ. & OverTel»»p»inr.os • OiTlce, 915 Victoria St.. 1 485. Residence, tj Ulster tt.. 22QS. I».o. Box 278. ELECTORAL BOROUGH e l eG t I O N Ladles & Gentlemen,— We, the undersigned fitting Councillors, remind Electors that we are submitting our record for confirmation on Wednesday. We have, during the past three years, to the best of our judgment, unitedly worked in the best interests of every section in the community. That procedure will be diligently pursued in the future, should you endorse our candidature. Our interests in the borough are very considerable, and not of a fleeting character. With big undertakings ahead this is a matter of great moment. With confidence, we place ourselves in your hands. Yours faithfully:— BEST. Fred BISLEY, A. M. BOL'HXE, William CURTEIS, W. A. FINDLAY, Frank FUW, .lohn R. HAMMOND, 11. M. McCAW, R. TIDD, J. E. VOTE FOR J. T. R E,D 20 Albert Street Hamilton East. The Candidate who is out to do his very best for the whole of the Borough. He has resided in Hamilton for the last 14 years and has had experience on Public and Local Bodies in this country and in the Old Country. 267 JJAMILTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. FRED BEST I am again offering my services as an INDEPENDENT Candidate at the forthcoming elections. I wish to announce that I have been a resident and ratepayer of the Borough of Hamilton for the past 28 yetrs, and I feel justified in seeking your support as I am prepared to give TIME and SERVICE. My objectives are the business-like administration of Borough affairs, the pioper control of its finance, and the welfare of every citizen of the Borough tf Hamilton. If re-elected I will endeavour at all times to do my best, as in the past, end to merit your approval and support.

DO NOT FAIL TO VOTE SOLIDLY JT RED JJEST j^LECTIONS Ladies and Gentlemen, — We, the undersigned Candidates for the Hamilton Borough Council, remind the Electors that the outgoing Council have failed to give expression to the desires of the majority of the people, and have thereby repudiated all claims that may be advanced in favour of their remaining as custodians of the interests of the Citizens of the Town. We therefore respectfully suggest that a change in the personnel of the Council would be in the best interests of the Residents of Hamilton and having the principles of Democratic and Humanitarian administration at heart, we confidently leave the selection of your local government to your intelligent Judgment. Yours faithfully: CROALL. C. LAFFERTY. C. DUNCAN, G. GAYAN, P. B. WATERS. W. J. WILLIAMS, F. WRIGHT, C. G. 284 HTHE CENTRAL WAIKATO A ELECTRIC-POWER BOARD. COMBINED DISTRICT BOROUGH OF NGARUAWAHIA AND HAMILTON BOROUGH (MAEROA PORTION). To the Electors, After having represented you on this Board for the past 12 years I have pleasure in again offering my service. If elected I shall continue to do my utmost to ensure the best possible service and at the lowest rates that are compatible with that service. Your Obedient Servant, 150 S S S AULBREY LABOUR PARTY JJEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY Electors requiring transport to Polling Booths on Wednesday, May 11th., are invited to ring 4005. R. P. SMITH, Ham. Labour Representation Committee, Cental Chambers, Victoria St. Hamilton. DENTIST E. R. GRESHAMDENTAL SURGEON, Waikato Times Buildings, Hamilton. Phones: Business 2977, Private 4084