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LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS. QITY jyjAYORAL -J^LECTION. HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR, Q.EO. -yy JJUTCHISON, I^SQ., WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS AT THE J»EMUERA JJALL, ON "]y£AY 1933, AT S P.M., WHEN lIE WILL REVIEW THE COUNCIL'S ACTIVITIES DURING HIS TERM OF OFFICE. Chairman : C. J. TUNKS, ESQ. xl QITY QOUNCIL jg LECTION. ORD 3933 - THE UNDERMENTIONED RETIRING COUNCILLORS, HAVING REQUESTED THE MAYOR, MR. O. W. HUTCHISON, TO SEEK RE-ELEC-TION AS MAYOR FOR A FURTHER TERM, AND HAVING PROMISED THEIR SUPPORT OF A CONTINUATION OF THE PAST POLICY OF EFFICIENT SERVICE WITH RIGID ECONOMY, HAVE BEEN NOMINATED AND ARE SEEKING ELECTION FOR A FURTHER TERM: — BASTEN, Miss A. H. BENNETT, M. J. BLOODWORTH, T. BURTON, H. P. CAMPBELL, G. Grey. COAKLEY, L. J. COYLE, M. J. DONALD, J. DONALDSON, D. ENTRICAN, A. J. HENRY, D. LEONARD, F. H. MELVILLE, Miss E. MURRAY, W. H. PATERSON, J. B. TAYLOR, G. L. QUT rpHIS QUT JpOR JpUTURE REFERENCE. :2 -jjpROTESTANT pOLITICAL PM ASSOCIATION. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, MAY 3, 1933. The Executive recommend to Members the endorsement of the following Candidates: — CITY COUNCIL. Mayor: Hutchison, G. W. Councillors : Basten, Miss A. 11. Donaldson, D. Bennett, M. J. Entrican. A. J. Boucher, E. R. Henry, D. Brown, A. St. C. Melville, Miss E. Burton, 11. P. Peterson, J. B. Campbell. G. Grey Takle, S. Donald, J. Taylor, G. L. HARBOUR BOARD. Davis. E. 11. Inder, E. W. Donald, W. A. Johnston, J. B. HOSPITAL BOARD. Copeland, M. Harbutt, S. J. Gtinson. Dr. E. B. Wallace, AV. Kidd, Mrs. MT. EDEN MAYOR: McNab, T. MT. ALBERT MAYOR: Stilwell, W. F. Cut this out for Reference. :2 QITY *pr LECTORS. HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. COUNCILLOR W. H. M urray EX-MEMBER HARBOUR BOARD, CANDIDATE FOR A SEAT ON THE ABOVE BOARD, SOLICITS YOUR INTEREST AND SUPPORT. Everv Person whose Name appears on the Municipal Roil is Eligible to Vote for Harbour Board, as well as City Council. 29 A UCKI.AND nARBOUR BOARD il ELECTION. TO THE AUCKLAND CITY ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen, — I hog to offer myself as a Candidate for vour suffrages at the forthcoming Election as one of the four City Members to be elected by you. Faithfully yours, 3:29 ERNEST DAVIS. QNEHUNGA jyTAYORAL JfJLECTION. QOUNCILLOR IJ< JJ QERAGHTY, THE OFFICIAL LABOUR CANDIDATE, Carrying the Credentials of the Labour Representation Committee, SPEAKS AT THE rpE JJAPAPA JJALL, NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT. NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT, At 8 o'clock. ELECTION NEXT WEDNESDAY. HOURS, 9 A.M. - 7 P.M. 29 (QNEHUNGA MAYORAL ELECTION. COUNCILLOR F. W. MOUNTJOY Will Address the Electors as Follows: TE PAPAPA PICTURE THEATRE.— MONDAY, MAY 1, at 8 p.m. Chairman, Mr. F. C. Pace. FORESTERS' THEATRE. — TUESDAY, MAY 2, at 8 p.m. Chairman, Pastor Tliornley. 29 OMMUNIKT CANDIDATE. — Auckland City Council. —GORDON H. DALE Speaks at the Corner Surrey Crescent and Williamson Ave., 7 p.m. ; Corner Union Street and Sale Street, 8.30 p.m. TOj NIGHT. 29 TRANSPORT NOTICES. I UCICLAND TRANSPORT BOARD. ALTERATION TO TIME-TABLE— SUNDAYS ONLY. BLOCKHOUSE BAY AND AVONDALE TRAM TERMINUS. Commencing on SUNDAY, 30th April, 1933, the Winter Time-table will be brought into operation. For further particulars see revised timetable obtainable at local ticket agencies and Head OQicc, Customs St. West. A. E. FORD. 20 Manager.