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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 203, 25 May 1944, Page 3

LABOUR CANDIDATE FOR CITY COUNCIL AND HOSPITAL BOARD. PERCIVAL ANDREW HANSEN Born and educated in Wellington, joined the tramways* service In 1921, eighteen vears as conductor and motorman. A long period of activity in tramways affairs resulted in his election as local, then national, secretary. Has a thorough understanding of transport problems, and knows all the answers. Prominent in the Labour political and industrial movements, a student of economics, a forceful speaker, and tireless in his work for the welfare of the community. VOTE FULL LA'BOUR TICKET. LABOUR CANDIDATE FOR CITY COUNCIL. Bl— I, J. Ki Barn CARYLL JAMES HAY Born in Thames. He served overseas in the last war. On returning to N.Z. he became interested in - the■ carpenters’ industrial organizations and Apprenticeship Committee, and worked as a builder and contractor. Mr. Hay joined the National Military Reserve, but was recalled for Home Guard and E.P.S. duty. At present is liaison officer for National Service Work. Is a J.P., and keenly Interested in Rugby, the Miramar Returned Soldiers' Association, and Labour Party organization. ■' - ' -v'*-' ■ ■■"■ ■■ ■j- * 1 •• < • : ■ VOTE-FULL LABOUR TICKET. -J H. F. TOOGOOD, M.lnst., . C.E. H. F. TOOGOOD, M.lnet.C.E., Stands for SOUND MANAGEMENT Of CITIZEN HOSPITALS In the Interest of ALL CITIZENS. VOTE TOOGOOD AND THE CITIZENS’ TICKET. COUNCIL ELECTION. \ K A. 4 £' - JBgj/ Kk i BRYAN TODD for PROGRESS. and SOUND ADMINISTRATION. VOTE TODD (Citizens). MASTERTON MAYORAL ELECTION. KEMP FOR MAYOR. MR. KEMP'S Progressive Policy Provides for Improvements that will Benefit ALL SECTIONS OF THE COMMUNITY VOTE KEMP. r MASTERTON MAYORAL ELECTION. KEMP FOR MAYOR. . MR. KEMP’S record of service on the Borough Council and in all Community Activities qualifies him to offer a sound, Progressive Municipal Policy. 1 VOTE KEMP.