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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 141, 16 May 1941, Page 2

MR A. E. MANSFOKD MAYOR ' Will Address Electors "OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT At 8 o'clock. Chairman: Councillor G. Trcmaino, ]>epiity Mayor. TF a car is wanted to take electors to Polling. Booth on SATURDAY RING , PHONE 6726 at Mr Mansford's Election Office, Ashley Street. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS TO THE CITIZENS OF PALMERSTON NORTH. -L greatly upon the gratuitous service of those members of the community who are willing to give their time and energy to the management of the city, and it behoves citizens to vote for those whoso past history assures capable and faithful administration. We have a city of which we are proud and which has great future possibilities. That future requires to be developed with a long view on sound lines, without haste, and with all Councillors working in harmony towards the one end of giving all sections of the community an environment in which it is a pleasure to live and work. Big questions will have to be considered and decided during the next few years, and they will n°ed vigour, courage and well balanced judgment in the Councillors who are elected to make those decisions and who arc responsible for the continued good man-: agement of the city. If you arc of opinion that T share those qualities, 1 ASK EOR YOUR VOTES at the Municipal Elections on Saturday. T. R. LEES KAIRANGA COUNTY ELECTION ing my services for a further term as a councillor. Territorial duties do not permit of any personal approach lo ratepayers but, no other 1 candidate resident southeast of Newbury is offering his services. P. V. KOEHLER. KAIRANGA COUNTY ELECTION

lo the Electors, Mn.ngaonc Riding, T RESPECTFULLY beg your support i- of my candidature for tlic above Riding. A Resident of the district for over 40 years. Director of the Newbury Co-operative Dairy Co., 21 years, past nine years as chairman, seven years chairman School Committee, Secretary Newbury Hall Society, for past 10 years. If elected I would endeavour to work in the best interests of the County as a whole M. G. HANSEN. CITY OF PALMERSTON NORTH. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. NOMINATIONS RECEIVED FOR THE OFFICE OF MAYOR. NINE COUNCILLORS, FOUR MEMBERS OK THE PALMERSTON NORTH HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD, THREE MEMBERS OK THE MANAWATU - OROUA ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. T HEREBY NOTIFY that the under--L mentioned persons have been duly nominated for the various Oifices as mentioned hereunder:— MAYOR. MANSFORD Augustus Edward MURPHY Clarence Robert TENNENT. William Blair ' NINE COUNCILLORS. BENNETT, Linda BLACK, William George GRIGOR, Alexander HARROD, Ella May HEATLEY, Joseph Thomas James HODGENS, Joseph LEES Thomas Rowley OPIE, Frank George SALMONS, Bertram George SMILLIE. David Kulton SMITH, Edgar Howard TREMAINE, Geoffrey FOUR MEMBERS HOSPITAL BOARD. AITCHISON, Mary Anne FIELD. Ethel Maude HARROD, Ella May HODGENS, Joseph MANSFORD, August Edward NASH James Alfred THREE MEMBERS POWER i BOARD. ELIOTT Meldrum Alfred GUY, Max HEATLEY Joseph Thomas James HODGENS*, Joseph NASH, James Alfred The number of Candidates being in excess oi lue iojuu«m«i;» ... ------ --- stance, I shall, on SATURDAY the 17th day of May, 1941, hold an Election at the undermentioned Polling Places between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Opera House Stage (entrance Ashley Street) Band Hall, Ashley Street. Presbyterian Hall, next St. Andrew's Church. High School Gymnasium, Featherston Street Central School Takaro Hall, corner of Feathcrston Street West and Kingswood Street Oddfellows' Hall, 172 Cuba Street Orange Hall, 84 Lombard Street llickard's Shop, 118 Main Street West End School Intermediate School College Street School Hokowhitu School Terrace End Old Fire Station, <O2 Main Street Salvation Army Hall, 12 Fitzroy Street Coronation Hall, 801 Main Street Public Hospital, Waiting Room (entrance Heretaunga Street) Marist Brothers' High School, 156 Grey Street Polling Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. J. R. HARDIE. Returning Officer. May 3, 1941.