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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 109, 10 May 1941, Page 5

Auckland Harbour Board E *; Jion. SATURDAY NEXT, 17th MAV. 1941. Combined Districts of Ellerslie Borough, Newmarket Borough, One Tree Hill Borough, Onehunga Borough, Mt. Wellington Road Board, Panmure Road Board. |P?||gsy \ ■ '■'* '' naMa^»Prv ; -> ' ■* a££>.Jnafi Blltenfl VOTE E. V. (Ted) SUTHERLAND SITTING MEMBER. Nominated hy Hendry l.nko. i:~«j.. I. J. Goldstine. Ksq.. s. Donaldson. K>q.. !; Buchanan, Esq.. 11. J. While. Esq.. n. c. Hay. E«|. Chairman Manukau Harbour Committee. Member of Purchasing and Stores Committee. Being a successful Road and Briciae Building Contractor, has experience in Harbour Works in all its branches. Managing Director of H. Bray A Co.. Ltd.

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