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

LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS. t _—» "pROTBSTAXT T3OLITICAL 1 fm A SSOCIATION. The Association did not seek candidates, nor were any canvassed for the Municipal or other Elections, but of those officially nominated the following are strongly recommended to our members and supporters : — MAYOR. HUTCHISON, Geo. W. CITY COUNCIL. HASTEN. Alice (Miss). BENNETT, Matthew Ji BROWNL.EE, George. BURTON, Harold P. CAMPBELL, Geo. Grey. DONALDSON, Dawson. DONALD, James. ENTRICAN, Andrew J. HENRY, D. JENKINS, Harry R. LEONARD, Francis H. MELVILLE, Ellen (Miss). PATERSON, John B. McKENDRICK, George A. TAYLOR, G. Lawrence. ~ HOSPITAL BOARD. GUNSON, Dr. E. B. KIDD, Ethel A. (Mrs.). WALLACE, William. HARBOUR BOARD. CAPT. BURK. HUTCHINSON, George R. JOHNSTON, Joseph B. TRANSPORT BOARD. CITY NO. 1. AREA: BAILDON, George. BENNETT, Matthew J. DEMPSEY, John. HUTCHINSON. George R. PATERSON, John B. MT. EDEN. MT. ALBERT, ETC.; NO. 2 AREA: POTTER, E. H. RHODES, L. E. NO. 3 AREA. ONE TREE HILL, ONEHUNGA, ETC. MORTON. WOOD. MOUNT EDEN MAYOR. POTTER, B. H. MOUNT ALBERT MAYOR. RHODES, L. E. Cut this out for reference on Polling Day, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6. W. J. WOODCOCK, Organising Secretary.' . . 2 THOROUGH OP QNEHUNGA ELECTION OF MAYOR AND NINE (9) COUNCILLORS. Pursuant to Section 12 of The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925, I hereby give notice that the followiug persons have been nominated for the position of MAYOR of the Borough of Onehunga :— GREEN, James Esdale. MORTON, Edward. And for the Nine (9) seats on the COUNCIL the following persons:— ASHE, Thomas Henry. BROWN. Claude Stewart Francis. COWELL, James Edward. CRUICKSHANK, James Arthur. de WOLFE, Harry. FARRELL, William Reginald. GERAGHTY, Thomas Henry,. HOWE. Edwin. MOORE. Matthew James. . MOUNT.TOY, Francisco William. / NEIL. Alexander Philip. PILKINGTON, John. ROGERS, Martin Joseph. TONKIN, Arthur Charles. VELLA, Stephen. An Election will therefore be held on WEDNESDAY, May 6, next, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m., at the followtaW& Bt (principal). Old Fire Station, Princes St* West. Te Papapa Picture Hall, Church St. B. Royal Oak Hall, Symonds St Baker's Store, cor. Mt. Smart ana cor. Tawa and Rawhiti Rds. Knight's Garage. Oranga Av. Empire Bldgs., ganson^Aue Uana. Returning Officer. April 22. 1931. —— QNEHUNGA MUNICIPAL gLECTION. Tn view of the Erroneous Statements contained in the manifesto issued under fhS signature of J. E. GREEN, concerning Same fs fet out below for your informat3°n' E. MORTON, i Mayor. May l, 1031. TO HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR AND COUNCILLORS,— Dear Sirs, In reply to your inquiry re statements being made that the expenditure on roads and footpaths last vear was £14,000, I have to state'the Balance-sheet for the year ended 31/3/31 shows that the sum o-t £9060 13/8 was spent from general a/c on roads and footpaths. Against this the Council received Government subsidies of £654 1/3, from the Ex-Servicemen's Club £80, from the Returned Soldiers' Association £40, and from hire of plant, etc., £41S 16/4. Under No. 5 Scheme the sum of £4353 8/6 was expended on various works, which amount was refunded by the Unemployment Board before March 31, 1931. The actual cost to the ratepayers on roads and footpaths -was thus only £7867 16/1. The debit balance at 31/3/31 was about £800, and the outstanding cash assets were approximately £ 11,127. Liabilities were approximately £2400. I vouch for the correctness of the above figures. H. A. YOCKNEY, Town Clerk. 2 • SPOKTINQ. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. WINTER MEETING, 1931. JUNE 3, 6 AND 8. ■GENERAL ENTRIES CLOSE On FRIDAY, MAY 8; By FIVE O'CLOCK (5 p.m.). Fees (lsov each) must accompany Nominations. W. Si SPENCE, •* Secretary. * PUBLIC NOTICES. fRETURNED SOLDiERSt TT IS SUGGESTED THAT AN J- EX-IMPERIAL SECTION Of the RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION BE FORMED IN AUCKLAND. All ex-Members of the British Imperial Forces who are interested are invited to submit their names to the undersigned as early as possible. E. H. SHARP, Secretary, Auckland Returned Soldiers' Association. , x 2 ELOCUTION. MRS. A. J. DREAVBR, Art of Speaking Distinctly.—Studio, 46, Lewis Eady Bldg.. Queen St. c TITRS. ARTHUR GRIFFITHS, 13, Belle- -"-*• vue Road, Mt. Eden; Wednesdays, 22, "Academy," Upper Queen St.—Speeches, Monologues, Sketches, Recitals. D