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ELECTION NOTICES. MAYORAL ELECTION, 26th APRIL, 1923. /COUNCILLOR DAVID LARNACH will ADDRESS tho ELECTORS in tho Town Hall, King Edward street, South Dunedin, on FRIDAY, 20th Inst., at 8 p.m. Chairman, Councillor W. B. Taverner. MAYORAL ELECTION. Councillor h. l. tapley win address TUB ELECTORS as follows : Salvation Army Hall, North Dunodin.—TOMORROW (Friday), April 20th. Oddfellows’ Hall, Stuart street.—-SATUR-DAY, April 21st. South Dunedin Town Hall.-—MONDAY, April 23rd. Salvation Army Hall, RosIyn.—TUESDAY, April 241 h. Each Mooting Commences at 8 p.m. Members and Supporters are invited to attend a Meeting of tho General Committee, to bo held in Mr Divers’s Board Room, 193 Princes street (adjoining Grand Picture Theatre), THIS THURSDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock. MAYORAL ELECTION, 26th APRIL, 1923, COUNCILLOR 0. H. HAYWARD Is a Candidate for the Office of MAYOR, And Respectfully Solicits YOUR VOTE AND INTEREST. Ho has Consistently Supported all Moveincuts for the Betterment of Dunedin. RECORD OF PUBLIC SERVICE: Over 14 years continuous ss a Councillor. Councillor, Roslyn, years. Councillor, Dunedin City, nearly 11 years. Chairman Library Committee, 3 years. Chairman Gas Committee, 1 year Chairman General Committee, 1 year. Member of Dunedin Drainage Board. Member Technical School Board of Governors, 2 years. Vice-president of Several Amateur Sports Clubs. DUNEDIN CITY MAYORAL ELECTION. POLLING DAY, THURSDAY, 26th APRIL, 1923. COUNCILLOR IT. L. TAPLEY, who is a Candidate for the Mayoralty, respectfully Solicits your VOTE AND INTEREST. His Policy has always been in support of Civic Advancement on practical democratic lines, irrespective of class distinction. Councillor Tapley's services on the following Public Bodies justify him in seeking your support:— Dunedin City Council, 7 years (1907-11, 1921-23). Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, 4 years (1907-1911), Otago Harbor Board, 8 years (1913-1920). Dunedin South Licensing Committee, 4 years (1921-23). Dunedin Drainage Boards and many other organisations. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. Labor candidates win address the ELECTORS as under: TeAVN HALL, King Edward street, South Dunedin, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), at 3 o'clock. Speakers, Messrs C. M. Moss, R. G. M'Doniiell, and H. Murrow. ROSLYN MILL GATES AND RAILWAY YARDS, Hanover street,. FRIDAY, at 12.15. FINAL RALLY, KING'S THEATRE, TUESDAY, 24th, At 8 p.m. R. G. M'DONNELL, Hon. Secretary O.L.R.C. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. Dunedin citizens' league candidates will Speak as under;—

TO-NIGHT I'Tlmrsdav), 19th.—Barron’s Hall, N.ii. Vailoy, Councilors Begg and Taverner. Chairman, Mr G. Ca.der. Fill DAY, 20th.—Wakari Hall, Roslyn, Couuciilors Scott and Siuccck, Mr P. L. Ritchie. Chairman, Mr A. Eihs. Art Galicrv. Councillor J. B. Shaddock. Spec a] on ‘ Waipori," illustrated bv lantern slides. Chairman, J. H. Walker, Esq. MONDAY', 23rd.—Coronation Hall, Maori Hill. Councillor J. B. Shaddock, Mr J. J. Clark, Mr F, W. Mitchell, Mr H. Halliday. Chairman, Air J. P. Hamel. TUESDAY, 24lh.—Burns Hall, all Candidates. Chairman, His Worship the Mayor (Ja-s. S. Douglas, Esq.) All Meetings at 8 p.m. mO THE ELECTORS OP THE CITY OP A DUNEDIN. DEAR SIR OR MADAM,— As a candidate for the position of Councillor for your City, it affords me great pleasure in placing before yon the main features why 1 have interested myself in municipal afiairs: —That the present Council has not been progressive during the last stx years, and it must bo due to their nonadministrative ability in not having put clown one mile of new tram lines, but taken up the loop to Carisfcrook. I am in favor ot immediate lines being put down at once — one to Maori Hill via Pitt street; one to Tomahawk via Anderson’s Bay or Tahuna; the. removal of the line Howo street to Duke street, and thence oi| to the Leith Valley; a line to Opobo. where there are sixty acres to build upon; also a lino to Waverley. The immediate building of workers’ homes, taking our population, which is at present somewhere about seventy thousand, and allowing for births, deaths, and immigration; only halving it, we would iooiorc six hundred houses a. year built to cope with the wants of ihe pernio. 1 am responsible to tho City Council for some one hundred and fifty pounds a year in rates, showing that my interests are identical with everyone who owns a house or wants to procure one for himself; and, what is more, wo want a Pair Kent Bill for the City of Dunedin, and not to be exp’oited by tho landlord system. I have had the practical experience in tho maintenance of roads and tho value of houses and land. Tho 1 Otago Daily Times,’ in its leading article, gives great kudos to tho retiring councillors, showing the profits of the trading concerns of tho municipality; but how much more has been lost in the administration of thefie concerns? If entmeted with a seat on tho Council, I will prove that I am capable and progressive; therefore I solicit vour Vote and Interest on THURSDAY Next. Yours obediently, HENRY V/ALTON PHILLIPS. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. AT SMITH’S HALL. HANOVER STREET, TO-NIGHT {Thursday), 19th, at 8 o’clock. A DDEESSES TO ELECTORS ON CITY AL AFFAIRS. Dr E. GORDON MACDONALD, H. A. LB CHEN, HENRY T. SANDERS. The Lady Candidate, Mrs LEECH, and Mr J. J. BAiIDSLEY are also invited to speak. Chairman; Air J. IT. Wilkinson. GREEN ISLAND MAYORAL ELECTION. <pR TOMKINS will bo pleased to MEET SUPPORTERS on FRIDAY, 20th hist, in St. Mark’s Hall, Green Island, at 8 p.m. Ladies specially invited. ST. HILDA MAYORAL ELECTION. MR CHARLES TODD will ADDRESS tho ELECTORS on Municipal Matters in I Coronation Hail on THURSDAY EVENING, the 19th hist., at 8 o’clock. All electors ate requested to attend. His Worship the Mayor (Mr J. W. Dove) will preside. IF yon need Employment, you will reach the eye of Employers by Advertising in .the ‘Star.’