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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14000, 4 March 1909, Page 4

AUCKLAND CITY LICENSING ELECTION. TO TEE ELECTORS. LADIEB AND GENTLEMEN,— We, the undersigned, in response to the wishes of a large number of the Electors, have agreed to offer ourselves as candidates for seats on the Licensing Committee. We are perfectly free and unpledged to any Party, and should we be elected we will endeavour to administer the law in such a way as we believe will be in the best interests of the whole community. We are in favour of ten o'clock closing, and strict inspection of liquors. We are all citizens of many years' standing, who have the prosperity of Auckland at heart, and we solicit your votes and active assistance. . ■ ; ; \ Tours faithfully, ' ' L. J. BAGNALL, J. J. HOLLAND, J. M. MENNIE, P. W. KINO, . W. 0. SOMERS. ANNOUNCEMENT LADIES' TAILORING A. WOOLLAMS, T ADIES* HHAILOB, Bess to annonnoe that he has taken , Premises in QYMONDS-bTBEET. OppOßite St. Paul's Church, Where he vriU carry on his Ladies' Tailorini ,; Business as before ' EVERYTHING OP THE LATEST IN TVESIGNS AND TtTATERIALS, "PEOM T ONDON AND pAEIS. ! ' pAKIS TTOUBE. . . 90 OYMONDS-STEEET. '; Telephone, 2714; ■■'•• • ,■".• SPECIAL REDUCTIONS, FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. W« ara mnlchnir RnoAtnl UpdnrllOQ