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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 216, 10 September 1903, Page 8

• ELECTORAL. j MiT% COUNCIL ■ ELECTION. A MEETING OF ELECTORS Will be held In ST. DAVID'S' PARISU HALL, '/•., c KHYBER PASS RD. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), at 8 o'clock. And will be addressed by the following Candidates:--Messrs H. M. . Smeetou, G. Kpight, L. J. Bagnal), and S. C. Brown. | Chairman, Mr J. Burton. Ladies invited to attend. .piTY COUNCIL ELECTION. A Meeting of Electors will be held in ST. JAMES , HALL, TO-MORROW (F.RIDAY) NIGHT, at S p.m., and will be.addressed by the following andidates: — MESSRS C. J, PARR, A. J. ENTRICAN, J. COURT, and H. M. SMEETON. T IBERAL AND T ABOUR T7<iEDEBATION OF "AJEW 2 EALAJS ' D -' ! (AUCKLAND BRANCH.) /"lITY /"COUNCIL T^LECTIONS. At a Special Meeting of the above Branch, held in the Oddfellows' Hall, Cooker., oir WEDNESDAY . EVENING, the Oth iiist., it was. decided by a vote of a Large Meeting , that the Federation select Eight Candidates. On a Ballot being ' taken, the following Gentlemen received the highest number cf Votes:— A. E. GLOVER J. T. JULIAN JNO. PATTERSON DR.' SHARMAN . C. GREY JOHN McLEOD T. T. MASEFIELI) JAS. REGAN • ; The Federation therefore requests its Members and Friends to use thejr best endeavours to secure the return of the above- . named Candidates. P. J. NERHENY, President. T. HARLE GILES, Secretary. A UCKLAND CITY MUNICIPALITY. TO THE ELECTORS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— In response to repeated requests I have consented to place my services at your disposal, and solicit your Vote and Influence. Should you honour me by Election, I shall endeavour to serve your interests faithfully, , Yours obediently, H. M. SMEETON. : Queen-street. /"iITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS. Mass Meetings will be held at the Flrebell on THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m., and again on SATURDAY, 7.30 p.m. JAMES AGGERS, the People's Candidate, will Address the Electors. J.A. is pledged to the platform adopted by the Trades Council and Socialist Party. Come and Hear Him. MR. L. J. BAGNALL begs to announce to the Citizens of Auckland that he is again a Candidate for Election to the City Council. He will take an early opportunity of Addressing them on Civic matters, and requests their Vote and Interest on the Polllug Day. s Kopuha, O'Rorke-street, 4th September, 1903. •■.,'. ELECTIONS. TO THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND. LADIES 'AND GENTLEMEN,— In response to urgent appeals I have consented to offer myself as a Councillor for the City of Auckland at the forthcoming Municipal Elections. On a former occasion I have served the city for three years in the same capacity, and am consequently conversant with the duties attached to the office. Should you do me the honour of electing me I shall endeavour to serve your interests to: the best of my ability. i WM. H. SMITH. GITY COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. ■""" LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I am a candidate for reelection as a Councillor at the forthcoming Election. In order to place my views before you from the public platform, I beg to Invite yo« to at either of the undermentioned places that will be most convenient for you to attend. Ladies are specially invited. ! FEDERAL HALL—THURSDAY NEXT, 10th Inst, at 8 p.m. PONSONBY HALL — FftIDAY NEXT, 11th inst., at 8 p.m. ST. BENEDICT'S HALL — TUESDAY, NEXT, 15th inst., at 8 p.m. Yours faithfully, EDWARD W. SHARMAN. ,AITYELE C T I O N. COUNCILLOR E. W. SHARMAN, - (A Candidate for Re-election), Will Address the Electors at the FEDERAL HALL, WELLESLEY-ST. •TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY, at 8 p.m. On the Various Questions of Importance | to the City. | BOOTS AND SHOES. pREAT rgOOT gALE. Tf< ."DRIDGENS , rTTEST ■. .TpND T>OOT pALACE, 66, KARANGAHAPE RD. This is Guaranteed the Largest and Most Genuine Boot Sale ever held in Auckland. Stock must be Cleared Regardless of Cost. J^RAPERY. But all GOOD BOO'JB and SHOES of the BEST QTJALITY. . Positively the Last Sale, owing to the continued ■piSE JN ~. T EATHER. PLEASE NOTE NAME— ETDRIDGENS. ■■'•■ .■ ■ . /