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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 96, 24 April 1931, Page 19

LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS. The one tree hill borough COUNCIL. ELECTION OF jy£AYOR AND QOUNCILLOKS AND QNE "REPRESENTATIVE ON IJIRANSPORT gOARD. M Ai 6, 193 L REMEMBER THAT DATE AND VOTE FOR IJIHE pEOPLE'S rjMCKET. FOR MAYORALTY : ADAMS, Joseph, Caterer. FOR THE COUNCIL: ALLISON, Samuel, Land Agent. MANDENO, Lloyd. Consulting Engineer I'ERCIVAL, Reginald Fred, Accountant. PEARCE, Arthur James, Shipping Manager. ' RENNIE, James Campbell, Solicitor. WHITTOME, Frank, Merchant. FOR TRANSPORT BOARD: CLARK, Reginald Geo., Merchant. M R * a dams > CANDIDATE FOR MAYORALTY, Supported by Candidates for Council, Will Address Electors as under: — TUESDAY, April 28—St. Oswald's Hall, Campbell Road, 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY, April 20—Methodist Hall, Penrose, 8 p.m. THURSDAY, April 30—Presbyterian Hall, Gardner Road, 8 p.m. MONDAY, May 4—St. George's Hall, Raufurly Road, 8 p.m. TUESDAY, May s—Fire5 —Fire Brigade Hall, Green Lane, 8 p.m. All Electors Cordially Invited. BY VOTING FOR THE PEOPLE'S TICKET you will have done your duty towards ensuring— 1. The Business-like Management and Control of the Borough Affairs. 2. Safe Finance in these Difficult Times. 3. Non-increase of Burden Rates. 4. Optimism in the Future of the Borough. 5. Capable Representation on the Transport Board. SUPPORT THE CANDIDATES WHO WILL SUPPORT YOU. t 24 EDEN BOROUGH ELECTION. THE RATEPAYERS' AND HOUSEHOLDERS' ASSOCIATION begs to announce the hold'.ng of a series of Public Meetings at which the affairs of the Borough will be trenchantly dealt with, viz.:— TUESDAY, April 28, at . 8 p.m.—Mt. Eden Presbyterian Hall, Mt. Eden Road. THURSDAY, April 30, at 8 p.m.—Methodist Centenary Hall, Dominion Road. MONDAY, May 4, at 8 p.m.—St. Barnabas' Hall, Belle Vue Road. TUESDAY, May 5, at 8 p.m.—Zealandia Hall, Dominion Road, opp. Capitol Theatre. Addresses will be given by the Mayoral and Council Candidates. Support This Effort by a Band of Business Men. THE RATEPAYERS' TICKET. Standing in the Interests of All Classes. MAYOR: *Mcl> T AB, T., McNab and Mason. COUNCILLORS : BATTLEY, F. S., M.Com., Consul, Argentina. *CHAPPELL, S. E., Builder and Contractor. CLARK, G. W. A., Retired Civil Servant. CONNELLY, D. H., Indent Merchant. *COWAN, C., Master Baker. DAVIDSON, T., Manager, John Court, Ltd. HARTNOLL, A. P., Master Plumber. *MILLS, R. J., Storekeeper. i MULVIHILL, J. J., Master Printer. *NAGLE, W. H., Boot Importer. *RENDELL, F. L., Director, Rendells, Ltd. STEELE, J.. A., Electrician, Watson, Steele, and Ganley, Ltd. 'Present or Past Councillor. x 24 jy£T. ALBERT MAYORAL ELECTION. M E - L. E. R HODES ' MAYOR OF MQUNT ALBERT, Will Address Meetings of Electors , as follows;— MONDAY, April 27—Presbyterian Hall, Balmoral Road. TUESDAY,. April 28 —St. Luke's Hall, Morningside. WEDNESDAY. April 29—Church of Christ Hall, Walters Road.THURSDAY, April 30 —Carlton Hall, Sandringham SATURDAY. May 2—Owairaka School. MONDAY. May 4—Jubilee Hall, Kingslaiid." TUESDAY, May s—Kings—King George Hall, Mt. Albert. Colours: Blue and White. ALL MEETINGS AT 8 P.M. 24 JgOROUGH OF ' NEW iVYNN. ELECTION OF A MEMBER OF THE WAITEMATA ELECTRTC POWER BOARD FOR THE CONSTITUENT DISTRICT OF NEW LYNN. Pursuant to Section 13 of the Electric Power Boards Act, 1925. and amendments, and under the. provisions of the Local Polls and _ Elections Act, 1925, I hereby give ■public notice that the following persons have been nominated in due form as Candidates for the office of Member of the Waitemata Electric Power Board, for the constituent district of the Borough of New Lynn RANKIN. William Pillans. WRIGHT, Robert. And there being only one vacancy to he filled, a Poll will be taken on WEDNESDAY, May 6, 1931, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. at the undermentioned , polling jjlaces : — Congregational Church. Hall, Great North Road, New Lynn. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Hall, Margan Avenue, New Lynn. St. Philip's Hall, Nikau Street, New Lynn. Dated at New Lynn this 23rd day of April, 1931. J. H. REICH, Returni'l: Officer for the Borough of New Lynn. '-4 JSjJ"EW LYNN BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION OF A MAYOR AND SIX COUNCILLORS. Pursuant to Sub-section 1 of Section 3 of the Local Elections and Polls Act. 1920. I hereby give notice that the following persons have been nominated in due form, as Candidates for the office of Mayor of the Borough of' New Lynn :— LAWSON, George. HUGHES, Isaac. And there being only one vacancy to b* filled, a Poll will be taken on WEDXESday, May 0. 1031, between the hours of a.m. anil 7 p.m. at the undermentioned polling places. And I further give notice that the following persons have been duly nominated for the office of Councillor for the Borough of New Lynn : — DOVE. Harry. JAMES. Stanley John. JEFFERY, Robert A. LAING, Andrew Marshall. PLATT, William. SEVERNE. George Egerton. WOOLLEY, Arthur Russell. And there being only Six (6) vacancies to be filled, a Poll will be taken, on WEDNESDAY, May 6, 1931, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. at the undermentioned polling places. POLLING PLACES. Congregational Church Hall, Great North Road, New Lynn. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Hall. Margan Avenue, New Lynn. St. Philip's Hall, Nikjiu Street, New Lynn. Dated at New Lynn this 23rd day of April, 1931. J H REICH, Returning Officer for the Borough New Lynn. COUNTY NOTICES. QOUNTY OF WAITEMAUA. NOTICE RE UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF The Scheme will he Resumed on MONday MORNING in the WaikuniettN litiPangi * Pukeatua and Birkenhead Ridings nf tt,p Countv of Waitemata, and men are to report "n days as previously. Trampwt arrangements to be the same. W. A. BISHOP, Chairman. x 3 Waitemata County Council.