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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 106, 7 May 1935, Page 3

LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS. JJIRED JgARTRAM'S fJUCKET. " 7 RIDES A SHILLING," an outstanding success! Since he introduced It " THE LITTLE SQUARE TICKET " sold on the Trams has saved the Board £723 in commission. Fred wants " PENNY SECTIONS," but is nfter what he can get in the meanwhile. Notwithstanding the Manager's adverse reports to his proposals: — " 8 RIDES A SHILLING " would mean greater convenience and increased revenue. A " CD SPORTS EXCURSION TICKET " on Saturday Afternoons would PAY—in Cash and Popularity. On September 23, 1924. Mr. Bartram, in Parliament, urged the Railway Department to institute cheap Week-end Excursion Fares to Rotorua, etc. After ten years' delay the Department did what he had advised. About a week ago the Press of the Dominion published the most hopeful Railways Report for years. Give Fred a chance to apply the Weekend Excursion idea to our Trains. -yOTE BACK ON THE TRANSPORT BOARD. 7 JJOSPITAL BOARD ELECTION. JJAROLD gCHMIDT, CHEMIST AND OPTICIAN, INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE, Proposes that: 1. The Board, being representative of the electors who pay the staff, must retain supreme control. 2. Xo member of the hospital staff should be dismissed without tlie consent of tin? Chairman of the Board, and all employees must have the light of appeal to the Board. 3. The cuisine to patients needs improving. 4. The hospital should not be enlarged, thus putting (lie ratepayers to further expense, but tlie staff of outdoor doctors increased and a staff of nurses organised to treat many in their own homes. 3. Harold Schmidt, being a Registered Optician and Pharmacist, could lie of service to the Board in these brunches of hospital business. In necessitous cases City and Suburban Councils accept service as payment for rate accounts—So should the Hospitul also accept service and product notes instead of bad debts and thus allow patients to retain their dignity and self-rcspeet as paying guests. The Hospital Board should be outside the Milk Council Regulations. If you vote tickets you encourage Tnminauyism, so vote Independents in all issues.

APATHETIC AND NO VOTERS— VOTE TO MORROW, and it you wish these Proposals curried out —- VOTE SCHMIDT—THE POWER. I ; x 7 n1 T Y COUNCIL ELEC TIO N. EX-COUNCILLOR gKELTON, JJALL, 'Xxie Outspoken Independent, Stands for : 1 —Prudent Administration. 2—Free Speech—the Bulwark of British Liberty. 3—Standard Wage for all Unemployed. 4—City Council to demand full iuvestigation of Soldier Pensions. 3—Revaluation of nil properties on present day usable values. o—Conference City Council and Transport Hoard. Penny sections. Special concessions unemployed and family man 7—Motorists! Payment to Chief Truffle Inspector for technical motor by-law offences, instead of Court proceedings. line and heavy witnesses' expenses. CITIZENS. This Candidate stands alone, and was defeated by the Ticket System last time by about 100 votes after serving the city on various local bodies for many long years. Follow the "Ilerald" leader's advice : "Do not vote for ticket candidates without experience and qualifications." N.B.—Any person who can assist with Motor Car or at the Polling Bootli tomorrow. please ring Hull Skelton's ollie" or private home. . x 7 F. W. MATTHEWSPUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUCKLAND, OFFERS HIS SERVICES AS MEMBER FOR THE HOSPITAL BOARD. His Accountancy and General Commercial Knowledge, together with bis knowledge of Institutional Work, would make him a Valuable Member. Ho is not associated with any Ticket or Party, and if elected reserves the right of exercising his own judgment on all matters affecting Hospital Administration. His Services are placed at the disposal of liis Fellow Citizens. Nominated by : THE DEPUTY-MAYOR, A. J. ENTRICAN, ESQ., and S. IRWIN CROOKES, ESQ., Member Auckland Power Board and University Council. 7 JJOSPITAL BOARD INQUIRY. ALLEGED IRREGULARITIES. Medical diplomas, legal knowledge do not qualify to supervise and check tenders for grocery, crockery and ironmongery, etc., a vital part of the Board's business. Amount approximating £100.000. of public money spent annually in this direction requires trained and independent oversight. VOTE W. J. EVANS, J.P., Master Grocers' Candidate for a Square Deal. HOSPITAL BOARD. TRANSPORT BOARD. MOUNT EDEN COUNCIL. 7 pIOMMUNIST PARTY WILL HOLD MEETINGS AS UNDER AT 7.30 P.M. TO-NIGHT:— CNR. VICTORIA ST. AND HARDING ST. —A DRENNAN. CNR. COMMERCIAL RD. AND GREAT NORTH RD.—H. M. SMITH. CNR. HEPBURN AND WELLINGTON STS.—JIM EDWARDS. 8.45 p.m.—The Three Candidates will Speak at Beresford St. A final rally. Roll Up.—8.45 p.m. "COMMUNISM IS COMMON SENSE." "VOTE COMMUNISM." NOTE. —Sympathisers willing to assist with Cars To-morrow. Polling Day, please apply 10, Beresford Street. x 7