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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 110, 11 May 1926, Page 20

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Also, Two-reel Comedy. EMPIRE. DR. PYCKLE and MR. PRIDI EMPIRE. Gazette. — Orchestra. EMPIRE. Popular Week-Night Prices ■ EMPIRIC—StaIIs, Od ; Circle. 1/ ; EMPIRE. Children. M ELECTORAL. WAITEMATA POWER BOAR] ELECTION. T am one of the retiring members, an seek Re-election on May 12. 1!»20. respectful}- ask for your support. have been a member of the Power Boar . since its inception, and was also member of the Kaipara Power Board Being familiar with the business, I at anxious to see it through at least to ; stage when it pays its way.. The three main points of my polif '" have been : To energetically carry on th work of election as fairly as possible ai ■ over the area. Without parsimony t carefully watch the expenditure, so tha tho work can lie finished without furfhc borrowing. To pursue a fair but lin: attitude in making agreements with th local bodies and large business concern we have had to deal with for the supply o i electricity. ! Again asking for your support o 1 May" 12.—1 am, etc.. lours faithfully, C. WEST, 182 Helensville. TTARBOUR BOARD ELECTION TO THE RATEPAYERS OF RAGLA> : WAIPA, AND WAIKATO COUNTIES. CAMPBELL JOHNSTONE Is a Candidate for Election, and respeel fully solicits your vote. • If elected, he will faithfully serve you interests. ELECTION DAY, MAY 12. / Polling Hours : 9 a.m. to C, p.m. /"kSTEND ROAD BOARI ANNUAL ELECTION OF MEMBERS. Pursuant to the provision* of the Locf r Elections and Polls Act, 1!>08, and Anient inent'S thereof, I hereby declare that th ! number of Votes received by each Candidat 1 for the Office of Member of the Osten Road Board, at the Election held on Ma i 0, ll>_b\ is as follows :— BUTLER. Charles Arthur 7 FAULCONBRIDGE. Joseph Henry... 17 FINER Thomas William 10 UARRATT. Henry Thomas _0 HILL. William John « ! Mc-COMB, Margaret Elizabeth * 7 . SMITH. Alexander C ; WILLIAMS. Harry Woodward 15 Informal And there being only four members rt > quired. 1 hereby declare the said HENR' . THOMAS UARRATT. JOSEPH HENR » FAULCONBRIDGE. THOMAS WILLI A) 1 FINER, and HARRY WOODWARD WII -!, ~ s t0 he dul - v elected as Members o 5 the Ostend Road Board. 10^G tOU ' lt Aucklan<l lhis 10, I» Jay of Maj ~, GEO. L. GLADDING. Returning officer. ——————————■__—— —ig^^— _____^_^ '. SPORTS REQUISITES. > rTIENNIS Racquets Repaired nnd Resh-un 7 A. within a few hours. - Marker's, come » Wyndham and Albert Sts. _