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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 98, 27 April 1935, Page 13

ilhf "* FOR CIVIC SERVICE := THE EIGHTH OF MAY IS POLLING DAY. STATES ITS CASE TO THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND What is the Citizens' Committee? j The Citizens' Committee stands for all classes of j g electors and includes representatives of the ||||j| L*. 1* - principal organisations in the city. j #§lr9l ! fi§ , • • * mmmm • Wak. " ' jM, ' Who are the Citizens' Candidates? Hi >-«p j WmWEr The candidates selected by the Citizens' Com- j mittee have been chosen in the belief that they not j only possess # the necessary ability, but also the j Mk gl|||| honesty of purpose and experience to deal with all j 4*M jjft WiMSm questions that come before them in an unbiassed ||n manner for the good of the community as a j wVinlp | MR. ERNEST DAVIS, * : Candidate for the Mayoralty. THE CITIZENS' CANDIDATES ARE NOT PLEDGED BY THE CITIZENS' COMMITTEE MAYOR: OR ANY OTHER ORGANISATION. THEY DAVIS, Ernest. ARE FREE TO A<CT AS THEIR C.ONSCIENCE DICTATES. COUNCILLORS: [ BASTEN, Alice H. : • BENNETT, Matthew J. : BURTON, Harold P. np|l • "■ • T| ' • COAKLEY, Leonard J. There is danger in placing | local affairs in the hands 1 si'"" KEALY, John W. it • » "S • a m KINGSTON, Bryan. of sectional interests c NORDEN, Augustus C. _ . p | PATERSON, John Barr The safety of ratepayers and immunity from j richardson, sir George « « • *ii i• m • i • n * * i SLYFIELD, Robert G. rash and misguided political influence m mum- takle, Sidney. cipal affairs lies in supporting the Citizens' tiarks, Herbert. Candidates. 1 1 , , ~ -j., ! HARBOUR BOARD: The names or the Citizens Candidates appear in \ donald, j«me. b. the adjoining column. Because they can be | n<?rd^' c. depended upon to act faithfully in the interests of j vaile, Hubert e. ratepayers your support and vote on their behalf is earnestly solicited. TRANSPORT BOARD: ALLUM, John A. C. .= COYLE, Michael J. ENTRICAN, James C. N ■ FURNESS, Christopher H. MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE OF THE CITIZENS' COMMITTEE: j MULLIGAN, Robert G. E. ANDERSON, Chairman. Geo. R. HUTCHINSON, Vice-Chairraan. j SPENCER, Norman B. H. T. GOLDIE, Hon Treasurer. E. C. WALTON, Secretary. j r_ J. MARSDEN CAUGHEY. MRS. KENNETH GORDON. GEO. TINSTONE. j A. J. HUTCHINSON. HARVEY TURNER. MRS. A J MATHIAS. . CUT OUT THIS LIST FOR J. C. ENTRICAN. E. E. KITCHENER. H. T. MERRITT. i REFERENCE. VOTE for the FULL CITIZENS' TICKET

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