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Evening Star, Issue 18256, 21 April 1923, Page 7

ELECTION NOTICES. POLLING DAY, THURSDAY, 26th APRIL. THE DUNEDIN CITIZENS’ LEAGUE CANDIDATES Aret COUNCIL—-BEG-Gr, Cr WM. CLARK, J. J. DOUGLAS, J. S. (Retiring Mayor). EALLEDAY, H. HANCOCK, Cr J. H. anTCHELL, f. w. HARBOR BOARDMDONALD, J. WALKER, J. H. RAMSAY, K. & WATERS, J. B. CHARITABLE AID BOARD—EDGAR, A. D. NEWLANDS, Dr W. KNIGHT, W. E. S. SCURR, J. W. MKINNON, A. TALBOYS W. T. RITCHIE, P. L. SCOTT, Cr W. A. SHACKLOCK, Cr J. B. SINCOCK, Or E. TAVERNER, Cr W. B. WILSON. Or J. Vote for above, and secure SOUND, PROGRESSIVE ADMINISTRATION. MAYORAL ELECTION. Polling Day, THURSDAY, 26th APRIL, 1925. COUNCILLOR David larnaoh Is a Candidate for tho Office of Mayor, and respectfully solicits YOUR VOTE AND INTEREST. During the past 38 years I have filled the following Public Positions: Town Clerk, Councillor, and Mayor, West Harbor. City Councillor. Member of Otago Harbor Board. Member of Hospital and Charitable Aid Board. ! Member of Technical College. On the Executive Otago Expansion League. Member of United Friendly Societies’ Dispensary Committee and Dispensary Board for 18 years. Grand Secretary United Ancient Order of Druids for 17 years. Trustee Dunedin Savings Bank. Registrar of Electors and Returning Officer Dunedin North 18 yeans. Also Vice-president of Numerous Sports and other Institutions. Roll can be inspected at my office, 3 Liverpool street. MAYORAL ELECTION, 26th APRIL, 1923. COUNCILLOR DAVID LARNACH will ADDRESS tho ELECTORS in Barron’s Hall, Gardens, on MONDAY, 23rd inst., at 8 p.m. Chairman, Mr H. P. Harvey. DUNEDIN CITY MAYORAL ELECTION. POLLING DAY, THURSDAY, 26th APRIL, 1923. COUNCILLOR H. 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). Otago Hospital and Charitable-Aid Board, 4 years (1907-11). Otago Harbor Board, 8 years (1913-20). Dunedin South Licensing Committee, 2 years (1921-23). Dunedin Drainage Boards and many other organisations. MAYORAL ELECTION. IILLOB H. L. TAPLEY will ADBSS the ELECTORS as follows:ows’ Hall, Stuart street.—THlS turday) EVENING, April 21. , Workshops.—MONDAY, at Noon. Dunedin Town HaII.—MONDAY, Mills, Kafkorai VaIIey.—TUESDAY, m°Army Hall. RosIyn.— TUESDAY, ril 24. Meeting Commences at 8 p.m. i Committee Rooms, 193 Princes djpining Grand Picture Theatre), 1.030. 'Phone 3,030. MAYORAL ELECTION, 26th APRIL, 1923. C. H. HAYWARD Candidate for the Office of MAYOR, And Respectfully Solicits JR VOTE AND INTEREST. Consistently Supported all Movefor the Betterment of Dunedin. )ED OF PUBLIC SERVICE: years continuous rs a Councillor. • Roslyn, 3£ years. - Dunedin City, nearly 11 years. .’Library Committee, 3 years. ’ Gas Committee, 1 year. , General Committee, 1 year, jf Dunedin Drainage Board. Technical School Board of Gover--2 years. dent of Several Amateur Sports having been associated with other id Semi-public Bodies for over 25 [airmanship of three different City Committees, his long service, and erience in Municipal Matters justi[aim to the Mayoral Chair, an office i ho is fully qualified, fiioy includes — t?UCkiUua> ' Amount of Street Paving, ig Industries and Helping the pment of Dunedin by the ChcapeuElectric Energy. LLOR HAYWARD will Address Electors in George Street Hall April 23, at 8 p.m. There will a series of Pictures by limelight IB works of the City, which will ;d by Or Wilson, Chairman of r Ferguson will be chairman. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. Dunedin citizens’ league candidates will SPEAK as under:1 —Coronation Hall, Maori B. SHACKLOCK, Mr J. Mr F. W. MITCHELL, Mr )AY. Chairman, Mr J. F. i.—Burns Hall. All Candilirman, His Worship tho (. Douglas, Esq.). All Meetings at 8 p.m. earv—tißL!— i; - ■—= ' IF you Lose Anything, Advertise in the •Star’ Loot and Found Column. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF DUNEDIN. DEAR SIR OR MADAM,As a candidate for the position of Councillor for your City, it affords me great pleasure in placing before you tho main features whv I have interested myself in municipal affairs'That the present Council has not been progressive during the last six years, and it must be duo te their nonadministrativo ability in n6t having put down one mile of new tram lines, hut taken up the loop to Carisbrook. I am in favor ot immediate lines being put down at once—ono to Maori Hill via Pitt street; one to Tomahawk via Anderson’s Bay or Tahuna; the removal of the line Howe street to Duko street, and thence on to the Leith Valley; a line to Opoho, where there are sixty acres to build upon; also a lino to Waverley. The immediate building of workers’ homes, taking onr population, which is at present somewhere about seventy thousand, and allowing for births, deaths, and immigration; only halving it, wo would require six hundred houses a year built to cope with tho wants of tho people. I am responsible to the City Council for some ono hundred and fifty pounds a year in rates, showing that my interests are identical with everyone wha»j owns a house qr wants to procure one for himself; and, what is more, we want a Fair Rent Bill for the City of Dunedin, and not to bo exploited by tho landlord system. I have had the practical experience in the maintenance of roads and the value of houses and land. The ‘ Otago Daily Times,’ in its leading article, gives great kudos to tho retiring councillors, showing tho profits of the trading concerns of the municipality; but how much more has been lost in the administration of those concerns? If entrusted with a seat on the Council, I will prove that I am capable and progressive; therefore I solicit your Vote and Interest on THURSDAY Next. Yours obediently, HENRY WALTON PHILLIPS. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. Ladies and gentlemen,—Although unsuccessful two years ago, I again offer you my services, and, if elected, will endeavor to serve you to tho best of my ability. The following summarises my views: 1. As to tho electric cars, the incoming Council should take into consideration tho question of altering the present startingplaoe in the centre of the City. With congested traffic, it is becoming a source of grave danger that tho starting-places should be where they are. 2. Tho office for the sale of tram tickets should bo kept open later. 3. Shelter sheds should be erected at the end of each terminus for waiting passengers, where not already erected. 4. A competent engineer should be appointed to take charge of our cable trams and have solo control of tho same. 5. Extensions should, bo taken into consideration, such as Momington lino to Kenmure road, a line up Pitt street terminating at Maori Hill, Elgin road electrification” Caversham extension to Corstorphine. 6. Control of all street traffic should be placed in the hands of the police. 7. Certain streets should be allocated for the parking of motors. 8. All owners of motor cars not carrying a Dunedin or local register after a lapse of three months should be compelled to register. 1 9. With regard to playing areas, in future it should be the fixed policy of the municipabty to see that sufficient space is pro* vided, where future building takes place for a playing area for that district. ’ 10. So far the Municipal Pish Market has not materialised, and as it has not been at all successful as a paying proposition in Auckland, my opinion is that it would be advisable to leave well alone. Yours, HERBERT A. LE CREN. TO ST. KILDA ELECTORS. AS a Candidate for tie Council, I wish XX you to know that 1 was the first to introduce the burning question of Amalgamation, which was immediately taken up by Mr Aslin and others. We wore stigmatised by those opposing as Gore, Aslin, and Co. Anyone reading that correspondence, which lasted some weeks, must have come to the' conclusion that I knew something of muni- I cipal a Iran s. At that tinis I was requested j to allow myself to bo nominated, but for! economic reasons I had to decline. I liavo boon a Ratepayer in St. Kilda for twenty-five and in the City for nearly, fifty years, have always taken a great inter-! list in municipal affairs, have been a Student in the W.E.A, on Economics. I also stood for tho City Council, Hospital and Charitable Aid Board at tho last Election, and polled tho second highest number of votes amorm tho Labor Candidates, and if elected I will do my best in the interests of the Ratepayers. HENRY GORE. BOROUGH OF ST, KILDA. MAYORAL ELECTION. E X-COUNCILLOR ALLAN A. CAMPBELL (7 years a Councillor) Respectfully Solicits YOUR VOTE AND INTEREST. ST. KILDA MUNICIPAL ELECTION. POLLING DAY; THURSDAY, APR! ~IR R. TELFER, having 6 years' s J as Councillor, and a keen suppor ail matters pertaining to the welfa the Borough, again offers his servic Councillor, and Respectfully Solicits VOTE AND SUPPORT. OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. ELECTION OP SCHOOL COMMITTEES. HOUSEHOLDERS, are reminded that the ANNUAL MEETING for ELECTION of SCHOOL COMMITTEES will be held in the School of each District on MONDAY EVENING, 23rd April, at 7.30 o'clock. S. M, PARK, Secretary. Education Office, Dunedin, 23rd April, 1923. 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