THE MAYORALTY.
TO THE" EDITOR. SlB.-The choice for the position of Muyoi of a city is a very important one, and should be filled by a man who has the general confi. dence of the community in details of life, character, and action, and thus the rlue re. gard of all be secured. No sectarian 01 bigoted individual should be put forward, becauM, if elected, such would tend to permanently destroy public confidence, Moreover, he should he a man who holds hii own conscience perfectly free. Dnder present circumstances it limy be pardonable to mention, in addition to those already spokeu of, the names of some citizens who might be eligible for the office. Thus: Air. C. 0. McMillan, Mr. J. &I. Lennox, Mr. William McCullough, M.L.G., Mr. A. Devore, Mr. G. Fowlde, Mr. R. Hobbs. and others. I am, etc., lUtepayeb
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10429, 29 April 1897, Page 3
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