POWER BOARD ELECTION EXTRACT from PRESS REPORT of POWER BOARD MEETING, May 19 The chairman said that there was no intention to detract from the value of Mr. Bloodworth's services. He had always been fair, despite his leanings to Labour. "I regret the form that this advertisement has taken," he safd. "There is not one thought of disparagement to Mr. Bloodworth, in our acceptance of the Citizens' Committee assistance. Mr. Bloodworth refused that assistance because of his definite principles, but I will see what can be done to girt publicity to the fact that we meant no disparagement for Mr. Bloodworth. I honour and est'-em him for his principles" CITIZENS and RATEPAYERS VOTE FOR BLOODWORTH
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 119, 23 May 1938, Page 10
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