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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1111, 26 April 1911, Page 2

ELECTION NOTICES. WELLINGTON CITIZENS' LEAGUE. CITY COUNCIL AND HARBOUR BOARD ELECTIONS. "ELECTORS are requested to Vote for " the following-.— CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS- • ATKINSON, A. R. •BARBER, W. H. P.. . BENNETT, W. H. •COHEN, F. •FITZGERALD, J. E•FLETCHER.R. . •FROST, G. ' GALLICHAN, E. .' GODBER, J. HUNT, A. LEIGH MORAN, S. J. 'SHIRTCLIFFE, G. •SMITH, JOHN. •THOMPSON, W. J, •■ 'TREVOR, J. ■ HARBOUR BOARD FITZGERALD, J. E. •FLETCHER, E. •HILDRETH, W. TREVOR, J. •Represents Sifting Members. Vote as above, and vote for Safe Manoment of the City's Affairs and for Fair Administration for All Classes us against administration for one class only. VOTE!-VOTE EARLY! VOTE FOR THE WHOLE TICKET. GET ALL YOUR FRIENDS TO VOTE. REMEMBER POLLING DAYWEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! 26th APRIL, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ALL CITIZENS ARE UEGED TO JOIN And SUPPORT. THE CITIZENS' LEAGUE! CUT THIS OUT AND TAKE IT WITH YOU WHEN YOU GO TO VOTE! "TOTANTED at once, for. ypu ; to remem- » » ber John Fuller,- Juni\> and voto early. ' . : . VOTE FOR' A LEIGH HUNT, who for ten .years has taken a prominent part in Public Affairs, who has Business Experience and Energy to place at the disposal of the City. GIVE A VOTE TO A. LEIGH HUNT. VOTE FOE mHOMP S O N. CITIZENS (ELECTORS) OF WELLING.TON. T ADIES AND 'GENTLEMEN,— J If elected as on? of your Councillors (Trustees), I shall earnestly endeavour to carry out tho duties appertaining to tho offico in a sincere and faithful manner. I shall be a staunch advocate for Fairer Treatment to Suburbs. More attention will be paid to Tramways, Streets, Finance, Zoo, Parks, Reserves, Swimming Baths, etc., and thus help to make this city what it must become—the finest in the Southern Hemisphere, A. R. HORNBLOW, Progressive Candidate. VOTE FOR TREVOR, a Practical Man. ; ■y O T E- FOB CASTLE, And A BETTER MILK SUPPLY. VOTE FOE JOSEPH MAN DEL, Tho Independent and Progressive Candidate, and a disbeliever in the overcrowding oi tranicars, JT ARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. SUBURBAN ELECTORS. VOTE FOR FREETH. I KNOW Wellington, and I want Wel- ' lington to know me. Vote tor Charlee M f lntyre. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,I am again a candidate for a seat on the City Council, and respectfully solicit your support. _ If re-elected, I shall, as in the past, do my utmost to watch over your interests, while my best energies will bo devoted to tho welfare and advancement of the city, ■ I am, Yours faithfully, R. FLETCHER. pjITY ELECTION. READ W. H. BENNETT'S ADDRESS, and Vote for a Practical Man, whose interests aro identical with your own. VOTE FOR SHXRTCLXFFE; OTE for Charles M'lntyre, a nativi of Wellington, whose interests ar wfapped un with yours in tanking Wei lington the first and finest city in th Dominion.