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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 184, 2 May 1933, Page 3

CITY COUNCIL If '--.l"' Mt IC ■ ■ S' B ; - ••• CR. MEADOWCROFT (Chairman of Reserves Committee.) Have I said enough to make you—reader—remember that I am a candidate, and respectfully solicit Your VOTE? CITY COUNCIL fJIHI IBa CR. W. J. GAUDIN CHAIRMAN OF LIBRARIES COMMITTEE, OVER 10 YEARS A COUNCILLOR Stands for Economy, consistent with Efficiency. A Fair Deal for All Parts of the City. FOR SOUND AND PROGRESSIVE ADMINISTRATION VOTE FOR W. J. GAUDIN. EASTBOURNE ELECTIONS E. W. WISE MAYORAL CANDIDATE. COUNCILLOR FOR 6 YEARS. RESIDENT AND RATEPAYER 25 YEARS. SUCCESSFUL BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. MR. WISE ADVOCATES:— Every possible avenue being explored to reduce expenditure, Street Improvements, Shelter Hedge on the Sea-front. PROVISION Ob 1 WORK FOR UNEMPLOYED IN PREFERENCE TO DOLE. Efficient management in supply of water and drainage. EASTBOURNE MAYORALTY • y A ■ ' ® /'S ' •*<''' ' | si f./WR ' W II lllpt P "//Ip : 7 \ VOTE FOR S. F. FISHER My past .services to the Borough should recoininend me for a further term. BY POLICY IS PROGRESS ON SOUND PRACTICAL BUSINESS LINES. POLLING TO-MORROW (WED.), MAY 3. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. LEN. McKENZIE STANDS FOR: No increase of rates, but favours reductions. Strict economy without impairing efficiency. Beller expenditure of relief money on reproductive works. Adequate water supply for Greater Wellington. Improved transit for outlying districts. SAVE ONE VOTE FOR LEN. McKENZIE Ex-Cit.v Councillor of long service.