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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 106, 7 May 1938, Page 19

Vote ALICE BASTEN J.P., A.P.A., N.Z. Practising Public Accountant. For AUCKLAND CITY COUNCIL "T 1 ' J 1 l. *Bfßlp Committees. Women's Employment Commit- Bp 3 tee: Treasurer. Sfc :^ Technical College: Member Board fife National Council of Women: Bi^ : Bh

CITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS MRS. AMY KASPER, J.P. PROMINENT SOCIAL WORKER Advises Her many friends and ' VB supporters that she is offering .. ' ier services as a I * » TRUE INDEPENDENT Candidate or l^p City Council at the forthcoming election. Mrs. Hugh % Kasper has been connected -with Social Service work in the City M ** fefr" , t ' le evr Zealand Women's ''ilsfßlsfl f° Value League, a Board Pjjpji Officer of the W.C.T.U., and s^e respectfully solicits your Hβ Bjjt ' a ■ BM support.

MILLS FOB MAYOR —MT. EDEN 9V fIM .Mt. Felon Ratepayers' and House- __ holders' A.=soriation Canctitlate. K|w Ypars Pfpii'.v-Mayor. " P Vrars Borougrh Councillor. SOUND AND ECONOMICAL ADMINISTRATION. The; Assectntlon has no connection with a private, movement recently stylingItself "Citizens and Ratepayers."

CITY COUNCIL ELECTION MAY llth (WEDNESDAY NEXT) E. H. R. CROSS INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE MR CROSS stands to represent every section of the comnmnity — " Progressive ADMINISTRATION Without EXTRAVAGANCE. FAVOURS Immediate Construction AUCKLAND HARBOUR BRIDGE — WARD SYSTEM — PRUDENT BUDGETING. VOTING for Mr. Cross means—VOTING FOR YOU. In VOTING for Mr. Cross you Vote for a Fearleee, PRACTICAL Man whose Interests are YOURS. His One Promise is, to Protect the WELFARE of THE Citizens. REMEMBER— I WANT YOUR VOTE and YOUR FRIEND , S VOTE. HELP ME TO HELP YOU. S.O.S. REMEMBER WEDNESDAY — POLLING DAY. VOTE CROSS