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Evening Star, Issue 22952, 9 May 1938, Page 12

ELECTION NOTICES. \ ELECTORS! DO YOU REALISE THAT MUNICIPAL MILK MEANS NO MORE UNPASTEUEISED MILK. NO CHOICE OF MILKMAN. A LOAN OF £200,000 WITHOUT YOUR SANCTION. CAPITAL CHARGES OF 2d PER GALLON, AGAINST id AS AT PRESENT. Only 62 per cent, of Wellington’s population is served witli Municipal Milk, wliilo all of Dunedin’s population would be compelled to take Municipal Milk. Inserted by DUNEDIN MILK RETAILERS ASSOCIATION. ST. KILDA ST. HILDA • ST. KILDA TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT 1 'LABOUR CANDIDATES. MAYOR: J. ROBINSON. HOSPITAL: J. H, CLINCH. COUNCIt* J. H. CLINCH, S. J. HAIGH, J. M. HONNER, B. W. HUNTER, J. JAMIESON. J. LUNAM, J. M’TJGUE, W L. RUTTLEDGE, B. WHEELER, AND G. WIT.SON. HARBOUR BOARD: P. G. CONNOLLY, D. COPLAND, R. HARDISON, J. W. MUNRO. and R. WALLS, Will ADDRESS the Electors of St. Hilda in the CORONATION HALL on TO-NIGHT MONDAY, 9th MAY, 1938 at 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT. Cbairjpian; Mr T, Nelsou. The LABOUR PARTY stands for the Most Efficient Organisation of Our Resources, in the Best Interests of All Residents. The ST. KILDA CANDIDATES, if and when elected, ‘ will PROCEED WITH A PROGRESSIVE POLICY, based upon Wise, Economic .Principles. ELECTION ROOMS; 50 PRINCE ALBERT ROAD. RING FOR A CAR Telephone 10-487 RING FOB A CAR. VOTE LABOUR IN ST. KILDA for “ LABOUR and SECURITY." NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. COMMITTEE ROOM: OLD P. AND T. BUILDING. Phone 12-753. ST. KILDA: Phone 10-487. COME AND HEAR LABOUR’S POLICY.. , TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), MAY 9th. N.E. VALLEY TOWN HALL.—Mr SILVER STONE, Mr B. O’DONNELL, Mrs HERBERT, Mr R. HARRISON. MORNINGTON METHODIST HALL.—Mrs M'MILLAN, Dr M'MILLAN, . Hon, M. • CONNOLLY, Mrs MACARTHUR. - * T „ RUSSELL STREET HALL.—Rev. E. T. COX, Mr MacMANUS, Mr P. G. CONNOLLY. ST. ANDREWS HALL, BRIDGEMAN STB EET, KENSINGTON.—Mr J. W. MUNRO, Mr E. SINCOCK, Mr R. COPLAND, and Mr P. NEILSON. ST. KILDA TOWN HALL.—ALL ST. KILDA CANDIDATES, assisted by Messrs P. G. CONNOLLY, MUNRO, SIEVE RSTONE, and B. WALLS. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), 10th MAY, MAIN TOWN HALL BALLY, At 8 o’clock. All Candidates to be Present. LISTEN-tN DAILY TO 4ZB at 7.15 a.m. and 6.45 p.m. HELPERS AND CABS ABE URGENTLY REQUIRED FOE ELECTION DAY. WILL THOSE WILLING'TO ASSIST PLEASE PHONE OR CALL AT COMMITTEE ROOMS? A. J. M'DONALD, Hon. Sec. DUNEDIN CITIZENS’ , ASSOCIATION MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS THE DUNEDIN CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION CANDIDATES’ FINAL RALLY ■ will bo held TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), 9th inst., at 8 o’clock. THE BURNS HALL, When the following Candidates will Address the Meeting: — , Councillor W. H. SHEPHERD, EDMUND J. SMITH. Dr W. H. NEWLANDS. J. H. DUNCAN. All Citizens are Cordially Invited to be Present. MAYOEAL ELECTION. COUNCILLOE A. H. ALLEN WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS AT: GEORGE STREET SCHOOL HALL, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY),' MAY 10, 8 p.m. COMMITTEE MEETING at 8 O’CLOCK TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), at Committee Rooms, 10 Water street. • Will all Members of Central and District Committees and Supporters kindly Attend this Meeting, at which Mr. Allen will bo present and speak. IVAN A. MITCHELL, Hon. Secretary. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL Mr JAMES S. DOUGLAS, Mayor 1921-23 and Deputy-mayor for four Ex-mayors, 1918-30, offers his long experience in sound municipal activities to the Citizens at the Election of Councillors next Wednesday. ... , , As Chairman of the Tramway Committee for 12 years, his ami was to provide and maintain an efficient service with the one penny settion fare, while the bus service was introduced only as a feeder towards developing new areas for the electric and cable services. SEE NEXT ISSUE. '

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