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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1108, 22 April 1911, Page 2

ELECTION NOTICES. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. BIENNIAL ELECTION OP COUNCILLORS. I HEREBY give notice that the following thirty-six persons have been duly nominated as Candidates for the office of Councillors for the City of Wellington:— Atkinson, Arthur Richmond i Barber, "William Henry I'etei; Bedford, Walter Scott Bennett, William Henry Bodley, Henry Cameronv Robert Allan Carey, Elijah John /-. Castle, John Cohen, Fnlk Fitzgerald, John Edward . . Fletcher, Robert Frost, George Fuller, John fjunr.) Fullford, Arthur Harry; Gallichan, Edwin Gotlber, James Hazell, Ivor Hindmarsh, Alfred Humphrey Hornblow, Andrew Reed Hunt, Arthur Leigh Jenkinson, John Edward Jensen, Vilhclm Jordan. William Joseph Mandel, Joseph M'lntyre, Charles . M'Kenzio, Leonard M'Laren, David Jtoran, Stanislaus James Reardon, Michael John Eeyling. George Frederick Shirtchffe, George Smith, John • Smith, Thomas Thompson, William John Thorpe, Charles, l'revor, James As thero are only Fifteen Vacancies to be filled, I hereby also give notice that a Poll will bo taken as between the said Candidates on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of April, 1911, at the following polling places :— SociaWHall, Wddestown Church Schoolroom, Tinakori Road Churchroom, Northland Churchroom, Upland Road, Kelburne . Kearney's Tea Rooms, Tinakori Road Churchroom, Aro Street Baptist Church, Brooklyn Churchroom, Washington Avenue, Brooklyn Schoolroom, Island Bay Tea-room, Queen's Drive, Maranui O'DoiineU's Hall, Kilbirnie Bowling Green Pavilion, Hataitai Schoolroom, fioseneath ■ • Century Hall, Kent. Terrace .: ; St. ; Mark's Schoolroom, Susses Square .- Hall, Adelaide Road' ' Newtown Library,'Revans Street St. Thomas's Schoolroom, Newtown Masonic Hall, Adelaide Road Druids' Hall, Taranaki Street Alexandra Hall, Abel Smith Street ; St. Peter's Schoolroom, Ghuznee Street Rechabito Hall, Manners Street Town Hall, Cuba Street Extension Turnbull's Auction Room, Panama St. Hafcourt's Auction Room, Panama St. Routh's Building, Featherston., Street Waiting Room, Wharf, near' Customs Buildings . '■"■'" '" "'"" St. Paul's Schoolroom, Sydney Street, Polling Hours. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dated this 20th day of April, 1011, JAMES AMES, Returning Officer, City of Wellington. WELLINGTON CITIZENS' LEAGUE.. . : CITY,COUNCIL AND HARBOUR BOARD ELECTIONS.'™■■■:-'. i ELECTORS are requested to vote for the following:— CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS) Atkinson, A. R. Barber, W. H. P. ■ Bennett, W. H. i ' 'Cohen, F. i,,... ,„„,i„ir",„ ■ "Fitzgerald, J. Ei '"' " """ Fletcher, E. Frost, G. Gallichan, E. ; .. Godber, J. ~, . :. • Hunt, A. Leigb. ;■ Moraii,. S. J. - ■'. , .. ~ Shirtcliife, G. " Smith, John •'•■■■ Thompson, W. J. Trevor, J. HARBOUR BOARD MEMBERS: Fitzgerald, J.■E. " Fletcher, R. Hildreth, W. Trevor, J. Vote as above, and vdte for safe management of tho.City's affairs and for fair administration for all classes as ■against administration for one class only. VOTE! ! VOTE EARLYI' VOTE FOR THE WHOLE TICKET! GET ALL YOUR FRIENDS TO VOTE' REMEMBER, POLLING DAYWEDNESDAY, 26th APRIL, : . 9 a.m. -to 7 p.m. ...-' All Citizens are urged to join and support the Leaguo. " TO THE CITIZENS (ELECTORS) OF "" "WELLINGTON. • T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN--L' I am desirous of being of service to you. Should the result bo in .my favour (having no. ulterior motives), your interests will be most faithfully attended to. Ihe present methods of management in every department will receive my ear iest attention. .Reforms (financial and otherwise) are urgently needed." As an untried reTuain, . . £ ° r ' u,trial \ M «™whilo I • ,•:. . Faithfully yours,- ■ A. R. HORNBLOW, Progressive Candidate. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. A FEW of the. many reasons why the citizens should Vote for GODBER: GODBER: He has had eight years' previous eipe'ri--ence as-a City Councillor. He has always endeavoured to perform his municipal pledges. He is' able to bring practical business kriowlotlgo to bear on all civic matters'., , . '. • He will use every, effort to see justice done-to all classes in the city and suburbs. . '', ■He will insist upon.honest, judicious, and economical administration. Ho will oppose any increase of tho already heavy burdens on the citizens by increased taxation. He will use every effort to promote tho prosperity and progression of the city. . Many more reasons might bo given, but these are sufficient to warrant the electors to Vote for GODBER, (JODBIi R. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. MR, JOHN CASTLE will address the Electors at the Public Hail, Newtown Library, on MONDAY, 21th INST., at 8 p.m. •■-'... ~CITY; COUNCIL ELECTION. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,-In again -IIJ coming before you as a Candidate I wish to 'impress on you the fact' that I am entirely actuated with the desire to further the City's best interest, and giving all sections fair play. I stand in all cases for economical and careful management. I am an independent man, and a very large ratepayer. I will work for the City as I work for myself! I can do no more.T-Yours truly, V. JENSEN. Committee Rooms, 233 Cuba Street, MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. A" LEIGH HUNT will Address tho • Electors as under:— KILBIRNIE-MONDAY, 24th, 8 p.m. BROOKLYN-Sehool, TUESDAY, 25th, ' 8 p.m. Please Note Alteration in Dates,