WELLINGTON MAYORALTY.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17732, 7 April 1923, Page 16

WELLINGTON MAYORALTY.

FIGHT AGAINST LABjj||l (spbcmx to "this nm3j|H§ WELLINGTON, yflP The contest for the Tftpjjfp Mayoralty has now been to three; but will virtually btfHH Mr R. A. Wright, M.P., tfcgttg Mayor, find Mr P. Frnser, for Wellington Central. ThetlgSß (Mr Len McKenzie), who chemist, will not receive hMmHH Messrs Wright and HitchfigHH to submit their claims to 6uHwh|H ducted by a special tribunal qfjHHj and the tribunal • preferred M||h| to Mr Mitchell, who, it will bered, was one of the i bers of Parliament defeate&llHH Meantime, Mr Wright }i&||hh[ ducting a vigorous been hitting the Labour he terms tneir wild-cat fitffffjußn of these was the proposal to the fishing grounds witi:in ecmBHH tance of We!f.ngton, with al|H| establishing ft munioiptJ. fkMMMn That, said Mr Wright, ha&lfflUßn and proved a failure. Healsi||UfiH the Labour idea of man on the Tramway GoTmiivmßaK .City Council. Such a man|Sm|™ master and employee at He also opposed the protoi|gH| comprehensive housing fhaVjHHSBa ning scheme, with a vieW' tiMBH every family with a good in healthy and pleasant Where was the Council toawBHM money from to give The Post Office and storraMsHfil corner, Belfast, was at about five o'clock yesterdajfSsMß The fire started in tn§ shop nHH ing, which is ownod bv;.Mt§||SßjMß The building was occupiedJmWM McMillan, who took first of the month. The btttt|f&SH completely destroyefl, and-itsHH pants saved nothing but it Mr and Mrs McMillan eaWlmBH night attire. The insMaaflffllM|B|H police report were not