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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 102, 2 May 1931, Page 21

LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS. AND mRANSPORT T>OARD T^LECTIONS. pEORGE -OROWNLEE, J.P., ■ WHO IS A CANDIDATE, Asks for your interest and support, and in doing so would draw the attention of Electors to the different bodies on which he has served the public:— Auckland City Council, four years. Auckland Education Board and School Committees, ten years. Boy Scout Movement, ten years. Sunshine School Association (Freeman's Bay), from its inception. Representative of the Education Board on W.E.A. Free Kindergarten Association Council, seven years. Grammar Schools Board, eight years. Seddon Technical Council, seven years. Elam School of Art Council, eight years. City Council Tramways Committee, two years. And was responsible for the cheap 12trip ticket for school children being adopted. Having been trained as a railway officer and for many years a district traffic manager of railways, claims an intimate, knowledge of transport business, and offers his services on the Transport Board. Being retired from business has ample time to devote to City Council and Transport Board Work. :5 A UCKLAND mRANSPORT T>OARD ■p LECTION. TO THE ELECTORS WITHIN THE AREAS AS BELOW:— Ladies and Gentlemen, We, the undersigned Members of the above Board, have pleasure in offering you our Services for a further term: — CONSTITUENCY No. I—Auckland City. (6) — ALLUM, BAILDON, COYLE, ENTRICAN, PHELAN. CONSTITUENCY No. 2—Boroughs of Mt. Eden, Mt. Albert and Newmarket. (2). POTTER, RHODES. CONSTITUENCY No. 3—Boroughs of Onehunga and One Tree Hill, Road Districts of Mt. Roskill, Panmure Township and Mt. Wellington, Town District . of Ellerslie, and the Mangere Riding of the Manukau County Council. (2) — MORTON, WOOD. The present members submit their record since the inception of the Board as a very valid reason why they should solicit your support at the coming Poll. The Board has extended the Transport system, placed thirty of the finest tramcars in the Dominion on the road, and have by judicious management not only paid their way but closed their term of office with a surplus. 2 mRANSPORT -gOARD J£LECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF ELLERSLIE, MOUNT WELLINGTON, MOUNT ROSKILL, MANGERE RIDING, ONE TREE HILL, ONEHUNGA AND PANMURE. Ladies and Gentlemen, — I wish to intimate I am seeking re-election as a Member of the Transport Board, and will be pleased to associate with the present Members in carrying on the present successful system, and which Is showing a substantial surplus, and I feel sure this will be very gratifying to the ratepayers and public generally. if re-elected it will be my policy to work for the best interests of all concerned. Thanking you for past favours, I remain, Yours faithfully, EDWARD MORTON. All Electors on Roll of Boroughs and Electors on Ratepayers' Roll of Town and Road Districts are eligible, to vote. Polling Hours: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. 9 AUCKLAND TRANSPORT BOARD ELECTION. VOTE FOR M. J. B BNNETT> AND SECURE EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE. My policy is the abolition of all waste, especially unprofitable bus services, being a strong believer in private enterprise. I am an advocate for the better upkeep of all permanent ways, the tram tracks in places being in a shocking condition, and if elected will endeavour to curtail running expenses. My lengthy public experience with the Power Board and City Council! will be at your service. MY MOTTO— Careful Administration. ' Efficiency. General Welfare. :2 AUCKLAND TRANSPORT BOARD. FIRST ELECTION OF MEMBERS. I offer my Services for one of the six City Seats upon the Transport Board, feeling that my experience in almost every form of local administration, including the Mayoralty of Thames, and my present position as Chairman of the Auckland Education Board qualifies me to fill it. If elected I will give every attention to the duties connected with the position. 2 ARCHD. BURNS. mRANSPORT BOARD ELECTIONS. GERALD BELL, ARTHUR E. BRYANT, HARRY P. CARLSEN, Candidates, "Who Stand for the Interests of All," Will Support TWO Sections from Surrey Crescent to Point Chevalier Beach, NOT THREE, as at present. 2 LICENSING NOTICES. "PRANKLIN LICENSING COMMITTEE. Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL MEETING of the LICENSING COMMITTEE FOR THE DISTRICT OF FRANKLIN, Will be held at the COURTHOUSE AT PUKEKOHE On THURSDAY, 4TH DAY OF JUNE, 1931, At the hoar of 12 noon. H. MUNRO, 5 Clerk to Committee. TENDERS. ALTERATIONS TO HOUSE AT PARNELL (IN WOOD). TENDERS CLOSE MAY 9. AT NOON. Plans, Specifications and Particulars at Office Of A. B. CROCOMBE, Architect, 54, Regal Chambers, High St., Auckland. x 2 AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL BOARD. TAKAPUNA GRAMMAR SCHOOL. gr . Tenders will. be received up to NOON of THURSDAY, May 7, for the Purchase of Five (5). Trees, to be cut down and removed from the School Grounds. No tender necessarily accepted. Conditions at the School and at the Office of W. A. CUMMING, Registered Architect. 320, Victoria Arcade, Auckland. x 4