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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17145, 26 April 1919, Page 12

Electoral. l MEW ZEALAND ijiBWR pABW. (AUCKLAND t*.R.C.) The ttfltemoniioiioi ttndJdatea An the accredited representatives of Labour for the following publib bodies:— A UCKLAND ' Qm QOUNCTL'. AGGERS, TAMES. BLOODWORTH. THOMAS. BUCKLER, HENRY LAITY. COWSILL. JAMES. ' COOPER, PETER FRASJSR. DAVIS, GEORGE. DERRICK, JAMES FREDERICK JACKSON, ALFRED. JONES, GEORGE THOMAS. MORTBNBEN, JAMES HORACE. MOXSOM, WILLIAM SLEEMAN. MARTIN, BERNARD. MoBRINE. OSCAR. PUETELL, JAMES. PHELAN, EDWARD. ROBERTSON, JOHN DOUGLAS. SAVAGE, MICHAEL JOSEPH. WAY, ROBERT FREDERICK. WATTS. CHARLES ARTHUR. JUT. T7DEN -DOROUGH QOUNCIL. BARTER. R F. CRAIG, ROBERT. MT. A LBERT 'DOROUGH fJOUNCIL D. WARD. ANSELL, P. C. CHAMBERS, E. C. WARD. RITCHIE, A. ITOSPITAJ D AND CHARITABLE AID jgOARD. CITY. DAVIS. G. SAVAGE, M J. WAT, R F. COMBINED ROAD BOARD DISTRICTS (EDEN COUNTY). ALLELY, ROBERT J. youß VOTE AND INTEREST RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. M. J. SAVAGE, Secretary. PROTESTANT POLITICAL ASSOCIATION. pUBLIC WARNING. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE PP.A. AND THE PROTEST4 NT PEOPLE OF AUCKLAND. THE HOUSEHOLDERS' MEETINGS FOB THE ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES ARE HELD A PEIL 28. These Committees Can Either Aid or Harm the Education of Your Children- ' Watch the Candidates, and Elect Only Those of Sure Protestant Sympathy. It is tho consistent policy of Roman Catholic agitators to discredit the State System of Education. It is their unaltered purpose to obtain State Aid for (loir own. SEE THAT NEITHER OP THESE OBTAIN ASSISTANCE BY THE ELECTION OF ROMAN CATHOLIC CANDIDATES. ATTEND THE MEETINGS. WATCH THE CANDIDATES. ' VOTE pROTESTANT. ■ WILL. D. MORE, ! . Secretary. pOUNCILLOR J. P. HOSKING seeks rev> e.ectioo. Vote for tho man who will eerve you well. MOUNT" EDEN BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and GsmEHss,Wo have the honour again to place out services at your disposal. If returned, we shall endeavour, as in the past, to carry out an Economical and Progressive Policy, Now that the war is over, the Drainage Scheme should be rapidly pushed forward. We are . also in favour of Electrical and Tramway Development. RALPH D. STEWART, JOHN DAVIS. GIVE RICHMOND the right of reply to slum protectors by placing him at the Top of the Poll. fpAKAPFNA BOROUGH. TO THE ELECTORS. I have much pleasure in announcing myself as a Candidate for a Seat on the Takapuna Borough Council. I have been a Councillor for the lost four years, and as evidence of tho interest I have taken in borough matters I may mention that I havo attended every meeting of the Council during that period. Respectfully requesting a renowal .of your confidence and support, I remain, yours faithfully, WILLIAM LISK. INVERT VOTE cast for Richmond shows J disapproval of tho Council's action in h'tl'tiT the truth nhnut S'umß. / COUNCILLOR J. F. HOSKING seeks reV election. Vote for tho man who will eervi» v«u veil. pITY COUNCIL ELECTION. VOTE FOR J. JOINER. Nominated by the Wholesale and Fruit Dealers; also Fruit Carters. W. M. EVANS, S. TILLY, E. A. PERKINS. H. TURNER, E. HERRING. I. BEAZLEY. P.S.—J. Joiner has been a dealer in fruit for 25 years, and tho above dealers have always found him a man 0/ high Integrity : and high character, and will give you a i straight deal. Also be is a bard worker on I the City Schools Committee. J. F. BOSSING seeks rev eiecuon. Vote for the man who will serve you well. 6. W. M umY SEEKS REELECTION TO THE CITY COUNCIL. YOUB INTEREST WILL BE APPRECIATED. Remuora, April 26, 1919. pOUNCILLOR" J. F. HOBKING «eeka"w'. \J election. Vote for the man who will serve you well. THE Sanitary Department Sly that there ure no Slums in Auckland. Let Richmond show that department its duty.. 1111 ' I in i |l I TUT. EDEN BOROUGH ELECTIONS. VOTS FOE BAGNALL. Independent Candidate. COUNCILLOR J. F. HOSKING aaaka-w \j election. Vote for the ma who will eerve you well. 1 i