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Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 123, 27 May 1944, Page 8

DANGER! CITIZENS You MUST Fote l BECAUSE PI Labour and Communists MAY RULE OUR CITY Uniess YOU Block Vote For CITIZENS’ TICKET It may well be that our New Council will consist of Seven Labour and Two Communists. WHAT A COUNCIL TO GOVERN OUR CITY! It’s up to YOU to STOPSOCIALISATION REGIMENTATION and DOMINATION BY WELLINGTON TRADES HALL. * Vofe CITIZENS’ TICKET SOLIDLY ! FOR CAB, PHONE 6562 POLL CLOSES 6 p.m.

CITY OF PALMERSTON NORTH. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. NOMINATIONS RECEIVED FOR THE OFFICE OF NINE COUNCILLORS, FIVE MEMBERS OF THE PALMERSTON NORTH HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE ATD BOARD, THREE MEMBERS OF THE MANAWATU-OROUA ELECTRIC POWER BOARD, AND TWO MEMBERS FOR THE MANA WA T U CATCHMENT BOARD. T HEREBY notify tliat the undermentioned persons have been duly nominated for the various offices as mentioned hereunder:;— NINE COUNCILLORS. AITCHISON, Roland Lindsay Campbell. BENNETT, Samuel John. CAMPBELL, William Dugald. CANNON, William Charles. CHAMBERLAIN, Kenneth Godfrey. OIOCHETTO, Charles Victor. COWAN, Hugh Kennedy. EDGELER, John Gilbert. ELLIS, Edgar AndeTS. HART, Thomas Percival. HASTINGS, Leslie Paul. lIEATLEY, Joseph Thomas James. JACKSON, Frederick. JENSEN, Herbert Rasmus. LARCOMB, Philip Samuel. LEES, Thomas Rowley. LOW, Ernest Walker. MANNING, Margartha. MOWLEM, Clifton Leslie. MURRAY, nenri David. OPIE, Frank George. SALMONS, Bertram George. SIEGEL, Ronald Andrew. SMTLLIE, David Fulton. SMITH. Edgar Howard. SWEETMAN, Edward William. TITSHALL, Harry. TREMAINE. Geoffrey. WARREN, Percival Arthur. FIVE MEMBERS HOSPITAL BOARD. AITCHISON, Mary Anne. BENNETT, Linda. HODGENS, Joseph. MANSFORD, Augustus Edward. MURRAY, llcnri David. NASH. Janies Alfred. SALISBURY, Lavinia. STRATFORD, Charles. WYLIE, David Storer. THREE MEMBERS POWER BOARD. BROWN, William Henry. ELIOTT, Meldrum AlfVed. HEATLEY, Joseph Thomas James. KING, Sydney John. NASH, .Tames Alfred. STRATFORD, Charles. TWO MEMBERS MANAWATU CATCHMENT BOARD. BAGNALL, Henry Gordon. HEATLEY, Joseph Thomas James. HUMPHREYS, Alfred. JENSEN, Herbert Rasmus. SMITH, Edgar Howard. Tho number of candidates being in excess of the requirements in each •instance. I shall, on Saturday, the 27th day of May, 194-1, hold an Election at the undermentioned Polling Places‘be tween the hours of 9 a.m. and G p.m. Opera House Stage (entrance Ashley Street). Band Hall, Ashley Street. Presbyterian Hall, next St. Andrew’s Church. High School Gymnasium, Fcatherston Street. Central School. Takaro Hall, corner of Fcatherston Street West and Kings wood Street. Odd Fellows’ Hall, 172 Cuba Street. Orange Hall, 84 Lombard Street. West End School. Intermediate School. College Street School. • Hokowliitu School. Old Fire Station, 702 Main Street. Salvation Army Hall, 12 Fitzroy Street. Coronation Hall, 801 Main Street. Public Hospital, Waiting Room (entrance Heretaunga Street). Marist Bros. High School, 156 Grey Street. Girls’ High School, Fitzlierbert Avenue. Presbyterian Schoolroom, corner College Street and Thompson Street. Russell Street School. Burrell’s Garage, G 4 Main Street West. POLLING HOURS: 9 a.m. to C p.m. J. R. JIARDIE, Returning Officer. May 13th, 3944. P. D. WILLS & SONS. LTD., PLUMBERS and DRAINLAYERS. 316 RUAHINE STREET, Palmerston North. phone 7222-

C. L. MOWLEM WILL INTRODUCE NEW BLOOD INTO THE CITY COUNCIL AND A NEW OUTLOOK VOTE MOWLEM (Voters' Tvho desire to vote for me should put fin X at the end of my name)

LETTER TO THE ELECTORS. TYEAR CITIZENS,— 1-7 I make a final appeal to you to support my candidature for tlio Palmerston North City Council. I did not catch the Judges’ eyes when the Citizen Ticket was selected, but no races are won until the numbers go up. Many a good horse has been omitted from the card and run into a place. I do not support domination by any party in Civic affairs. To-day, morn than ever before, is the time for unity and mutual understanding; we should all work with one end in view, the happiness and prosperity of our fair City, with clear and definite planning to make this City fit for our Returned Servicemen to live in. If elected I feel that even against political opponents, such harmony can be fostered for the good of all. In this contest for Municipal honours I have been priviledged to have my name coupled with Mr. Campbell Aitcliison, a tried and proved performer. The bracket runs a fair and honest race. Don’t forget the double with one leg dropped from the card. Yours faithfully, C. Y. CIOCHETTO. TO THE ELECTORS OF RONGQTEA RIDING, MANAWATU. TYEAR FELLOW ELECTORS,— Having been requested by numerous Ratepayers and Electors of Eongotea and surrounding districts to oiler myself as a Candidate for the Rongotea Riding at the forthcoming election, I have much pleasure in complying with their request. I was born, in Rongotea. I received my education at the Rongotea School and subsequently at the Palmerston North Hoys’ High School and Auckland University ('ollcgc. Sinco 1928 I have been engaged in farming operations in the Rongotea district, and I am at present chairman of the following organisations:— Rongotea Hall Committee. Rongotea Primary Production Committee. Rongotea Branch N.Z. Farmers’ Union. May I suggest respectfully that in selecting a Councillor it is -important to select a person who has the necessary qualifications and who has shown a definite interest in the affairs of the community. (Signed) DONALD D. ROWE. NEWMAN BROS. (N. 1.) LTD. NAPIER -PA LM E R STON N ORTH SERVICES. Commencing WEDNESDAY, MARCH Ist, 19-14, the following timetable will operate:— SUNDAY ONLY: NAPIER DEPART 5.0 p.m. PALM. NTH. DEPART 9.15 p.m. MONDAY and FRIDAY ONLY: (a) NAPIER DEPART 12.80 p.m. PALM. NTH. DEPART 6.50 p.m. (b) NAPIER DEPART 5.0 p.m. PALM NTH. DEPART 9.45 p.m. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY: (a) NAPIER Depart 12.30 p.m. PALM. NTH. Depart 6.30 p.m. (a) Connects with Wellington-Auck-land express which leaves Wellington at 3.0 p.m. (b) Connects with Wellington-Auck-land Limited which leaves Wellington 7.15 p.m.