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PUBLIC NOTICES. ~ WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ' TRIENNIAL ELECTION OF „ COUNCILLORS. T HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE (1) Tliatthe names of the Candidates for tlie Fifteen Ofiiceg;„ot City Councillor &TQ ' \ " .- . '• APPLETON, WILL . AUSTIN, LESLIE > GtORDON BAXTER, KENNETH McIEAN BLACK, AIJAM BRINDLE, THOMAS BROADLEY, WILLIAM NICHOLSON BUTLER, CHAPMAN, CHARLES HENRY COLLINS, JAMES HENRY DUNCAN, WILLIAM • FRASER. MALCOLM FORSYTH, THOMAS. GALLOWAY. MALCOLM SCOTT GiUDIN^VitWAM,TAMES ; HAY, JAMES • LUCKIE, MARTIN MAXWELL FLEJfc ING MACALISTER,. ROBERT LACHLAN . McCATJLf ; MA£cOLM--GRAEMiS GQX MdKEEN, ROBERT ; ■- v;-, McKENZIE, LEONARD STUART ' WILMOR MeLEAN, JOHN MURDOCH MeVILLY, RICHARD' WILLIAM « NELSON. NOEL WILDMAN V PARLANE, ANDREW ... . >' PROBYN, JESSIE HENRIETTE » v, READ. JOHN .. SEMPLE, MARGARET SWINDELL, HERBERT EDWARD TUCKER, JOHN - : ' WALSH, MICHAEL .... . WARD, VINCENT AUBREY WRIGHT, ROBERT ALEXANDER (2) That the number of Candidates exceeds the number of Offices to be filled, namely, fifteen. (3) That a Poll ImlKbe taken as between the said Candidates " on WEDNESDAY, the Uth day. of.^AY^-1938. , (4) Thkt i- Rppoint-the following Polling Places fopthis'uking of the Poll;— BASIN -RESERVE—Pavilion, f BERHAMPQRE—AdeIafde Road, Masonic Ltaforf-W.'ite- Cuthbert's Schoolrm. BROOKLYN—Harrison ' Street, Public Library. ■ ■.' ■ ' Ohiro Rd., Baptist Schoolroom. - Washington A v.,. Anglican Schoolrm. CITY—Abel Smith St., Early Settlers Hall. Aro St.. Mission Hall. , Cambridge Ter., Congregational Schoolroom. , w „ Clyde Quay, Qddfellows Hall. Cuba St., Mayfair Cabaret. Cuba St., Town Hall. , Customhouse Quay,' N.Z. Express Co. s Old Buttling. , I" Ghuznee St.. St. Peter's Schoolroom. 18 Glenmore• Rd.,. Garden. Gates Tearooms. _ , m • Glenmore Rd.. , Talavera Tennis PavlliiiHu <! "i , ; V HanWjrtU J: R.BurW's £&ore. Johnston St., rHoiikiffs Old limber KelbUrii Old Bldg. Kent -f ep.t-PwwbyteriMi Schoolroom. Lambton Qusy, Dunbar Sloane a Auction .Mart. j< ■- .•t • , ' Molesworth St., Methodist, Schoolroom. Stout Street, Mission to Seamen. Sydney Street, Schoolroom. _ The Terrace, St. Andrew's Schoolroom. Vivian Street, Baptist Schoolroom. Vivian St.,' Trades and Labour Hall. Webb Street, Methodist Schoolroom. Wharf Shed No. 21. Willis Street, Chews Lane. HATAITAI—Arawa Road,, Public School - - Infant Department.; Moxham Avenue, Tha Realm. Waitoa Rd., Methodist Schoolroom. HOUGHTON BAY-Looal Public Hall. t ISLAND BAY—Hurnber St., Masonic KAlWAßßA—Mefhodist Church room. KARORl=^Karorr-Rd.,-Parlt— Tearooms. KarorL-'Road. Public Library. Karori Rd., St.. Mary'* Parish Hall. Standen''Btp«eti-Mas»niQ Hal'. . KELBURN—Raroa Road, Presbyterian Schoolroom. „ , , Upland Road,- Anglican . Schoolroom. Upland Road, Tea Kiosk. KHANDALLAH-rrGangea Rd-. .Public KILBIRNIE—IS Bay Rd., Tt.S.A. Hall. Kilbirnie Cres., Presbyterian SchoolResolution St,,-. Baptist Schoolroom. Wha Street, Public Library. MELROSE—Sutherland Rd., Local Hall. MIRAMAR CENTRAL—CheIsea Street, Public Library, Hobart St.. Methodist Schoolroom. MIRAMAR NORTH—Darlington Road, Tennis Pavilion* * ' i MIRAMAR SOUTH-Strathmore Park MORNINGION— Venijell St.. Local Hall. .Bd* Victoria Hall. Constable St., Congregational Schoolroom. ' .. T Riddiford St., : Public Library. Riddiford St., St, Thomas s Hall. Riddiford St., Wellington Hospital Board Rooin* • • *cr„n fSLm Oail'O t ' 1Q BAY--Hnppj' Valloy Road, Moore's' Tearooms. ORIENTAL BAY—Orient Tea Kiosk. RQNGOTAI—Coutta Street, The GymBOSENEATH—Grafton _ Road, Fresby« terian Schoolroom, Maida Vale Rd„ Public School. SEATOUN— Tram Terminus, beatoun VQGELTOWN—2 Short St., MoCallum'i WADESTOWNM'itt St., Public library. yfORSER. BAY—Marine Rsrsde, Worser POL B L^G Ca HQURS, 0 ra - il t0 1 4 P ' ,n; r,„ Returning ■Offeer, of Wellington, TJETONB'-.' ELECTIONS VOTE SCBQLEFIEtD ANT) S VOTE SCHOLEFJECD tABOUfi » TICKET! ' TICKET} . Albert, { BOROUGH CQUNCiIf" o V Adds, Peter. Ashby. Jamea. ; Cummihg, JaroWi 0 . Goodman, Samuel-., • Edwards, Wm. Herbert, Hiiggan,. Joseph. ' Jones,»G«vm, v, ;; i Seymour. WiHIMS* ~ Spurr, Albert; ; • HARBOUR BOARD— a Cummin#, Jaroei. .. Ddwsif jPeboy, GAS BOAflfcAdds.nPetet. Cilmniina, Jamee. Edward*, Wm. Herbert POWER BOARD- * H : u2gaß» Joseph.. . Feeleyr Williara- Patrick HOSPITAL BOARDrBlake, Sara E. Hall Petone, Tuesday, May 10, 8 p.™ VOTE LABOUR AND PROGRESS. T OWER (HUTT LABOUR L° CANDIDATES. MAYOR! P- DOWSE. rnTTNTIL' Burrcll, Fairclough, R' l "' Horlor,' Johnson, Logie, Milne, Mw rison, and Taylor. POWER BOARD: Dowsa and Taylor, nss Burrell, Horlor, Logie, HOSPITAL BOARD: Dowse, Mary; Palmer, Doris. , , TtIVER BOARD: Morrfcon. HARBOUR. BOARD: Cummlng and x, T V\T MEETING 8 o'clock TONIGHf. ST JAMESUHALL, VVOBURf) KOAD. VOTE P. DOWSE. VOTE THE.LABOUR TICKET. CIVIC ELECTIONS. CITIZENS' ELECTION COMMITTEE. The Citizens' Election Committee will greatly appreciate the offer of M otl j r ' cars for the purpose, of. assisting the campaign in the direction of taking Electors to the Poll on Wednesday, May 11. Please ring Telephones. 40-077, 44-153, 46-427, or communicate.with CITIZENS' , ELECTION COMMITTEE Harcourt's Buildings, *: Panama StreetV-