CIVIC LEAGUE AND ELECTIONS
(To the Editor.) Sir,—l note that the Civic League has not included in its ticket for the municipal elections the names of three Councillors who liavq faithfully represented tha citizens for some years, "VVill . the league explain to the public why these names are omitted? It is a matter of importance to the citizens and to the lengue's ticket. .If there are sound reasons for the exclusion there are many people who will vote for th,e ticket, but if there are no reasons or the reasons are not good they will vote for the excluded three and for no others.—l am, etc,, CITIZEN. [Mr. H. H. Searle, secretary of the Civic League, when shown the above letter, said that the position was that, as^ had already been published, tho Welling-^ tori Civic League and the Wellington Ratepayers' Association amalgamated for the purpose of selecting a "ticket," and after very careful consideration they hnd selected the published "ticket," "After all," said Mr. Scarlo, "the i 'ticket' is merely a recommendation by the combined selection committee."]
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 94, 22 April 1933, Page 10
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