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

.....,,.., Electoral. | piTX ,QOUNCIL 'FLECTION. yOTE poR rpilE ald COUNCIL Who hare consistently advanced the City's interests daring tho past four strenuous years 'of war and who, if lie-elected, will co-opcnito with His Woraliip tho Mayor in carrying out ' the present progressive policy of the Council, BAGNALL, H. N.. Traveller. BALL/DON. G„ Builder. BURTON, J.. Baker. BRINSDEN, F. W„ Painter. DEMPSEY, J., MeTchsat. ENTRICAN, A. J., Merchant HEATHER, H. D.. Merchant. HOLDSWORTH, W. J., Merchant. HOSKING, J. P.. Solicitor. KNIGHT, G., Butcher. MAGUIBE, EMILY, Married Woman." MELVILLE, ELLEN, Solicitor. MACKAY. P. M., Chemist / ' MURRAY, G. W., Gentleman. NEBHENY, P. J., Builder. I PATEBBON, J. 8.. Shipping Agent. SKELTON. A. H.. Solicitor. TREVETHICK. J., Manufacturer. WARNOCK, J. A., Manufacturer. ELECTORS ! 1 OUT THIS OUT *»..-/ KEEP FOR REFERENCE ON POLLING DAY. COUNCILLOR J. F. HOSKING eeeks m" election. Vote for the man who w*j serve you well. TO THE. RESIDENTS AND RATEPAYERS OF TAKAPCNA. ) In again seeking you? kind vote and interest at tho forthcoming Mayoral Election, I wish to thank yon for the many kind and , complinn-ntary remarks that nave becu ■ JE*do about the existing administration. T(i<s large* number of improvements and new works that have been undertaken during my five mots of office have boon carried through by an enthus'astic and progressive Council without imposing extra rates. A policy of more extended improvements hat been mapped out. and if I am elected. spd tho policy is approved by the now 1 Council. th ! policy will be carried out under* my direction with economy and efficiency, . Amongst the most important of these suggested improvement? are: . (I) The auauisition of tho Takapuna tramways, after expert valuation j and investigation; a practical I financial scheme for purchase to be placed before the ratepayers for their approval at an early date. (2) Now that tho war is ended immediate activ.ty in carrying out tho suggested drainage scheme, a work of magnitude and importance. (8) Authority by the ratepayers of Takapuna to borrow the requisite £50,000 for tho compijtion of streets, roods, and storm drainage in tho Borough, in such sums as may from time to time be required for progress work. j (t) A poll of ratepayers to authorise a j loan fbr beach and other necessary improvements. Takapuna is the most beautiful marine suburb oc.l resort in the world. Wo all share its beauty. Let us advance its utilities. This can be done by the aid of a progressive, enthusiastic, and expert Council. Should you attain show rour confidence in me, I ihall endeavour to do ray utmost to ' deserve it, and to further your interests. 1 WILLIAM BLOMFIELD. TO carry out Reforms you must dispense wit* l MieoWe "'"•"riv*. Try new equipm»c' — V"te for Bi^hmotid. pIV I 0 L~E~.6 QUE. The Public is requested to support tho > following Women Candidates:— ' I City Council -- Mrs. Maguire, Misn Mel--1 virei Hospital Board —Mrs. Alfred Kidd. 1 SCHOOL COMMITTEES. Mrs. Wi' 1 low-so* "*•> Axford, Kemuera. Mrs. Eauesler, Parnell, Mrs. (jiuiK.il, at. ..ueilcr, Mount Eden. I Mrs. Lewins, Takapuna. ; Mrs. Lyon, Korthcote. Mrs. Harle Giles. Grafton. ■ Mrs, A. D. Hamilton, City. Mrs. G. Parry, Miss E. W. Mooro, Pon- . sonby.' Mrs. J. McDonald, Mount. Albert. B. K. BLACK. Hon. Secretary. AUCKLAND CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. I i I strongly support roadinc of a permanent iriatiiro, patchwork being largely a waste of , ! public money. Mr. Gjinson promised a Bridge ' connecting Kingsiand and Grey , Lynn, tow a great necessity, I yreatly favour the schomo for an outlet from Palteeon Street to Howe Street and Crummor Road. In my opinion it would be invaluablo, and its cost would bo very small. Tho City should buy all property round the propored now Nanier Street School to 'wild people's up-to-date tenements Many alterations ar? urgently needed in Parnell, ogrvci&lly in the lower part- Tho Education Board and the Council should devise some scheme to shift the present public school and make drastio alterations. My opinion is that the City is 20 years behind lie times. Therefore I would rapryirt a fierce pe'icy. lam opposed to the Bylaw prohibiting the keeping of a few poultry in places where saa'tsry conditions can be observed in spirit. The whole of the Bv-lawS should bo ren>cd. Yours faithfully. J\M*'S .TOILER. AUCKLAND HOSPITAL AND CHARIT- ■** ABLE AID BOARD ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF GREATER AUCKLAND. M R. JJTHEL A K IDD, A TRAINED NURSE OF TEN YEARS' EAJfarUEivCE, And Late President Trained Nurses' Association, SOLICITS oca fIOPPOTT. rTHE ELECTORS OF GREATER AUCKLAND. Lmrzs and Gsstlbmek.— I again come below you as a candidate for Ciij (JouiU;iJ, iiospitai and Charitable Aid Board and Harbour Board Elections, and with confidence solicit your -vote and influence on. polling day. April 80, next. ' I have given, ungrudgingly, my best energy and ability for the last SO year* for the uplifting of humanity and helping to bettor the condition of my fellow-men. I have served yon as a number of the City Council, Harbour Bowl. Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, Auckland Drainage Board, President and Member of Sailor*' Borne Council, President and Member of Auckland United Friendly Societies' Medical Institute, Chairman for Auckland Tailoresseg Union for over eight years, wn<i many other publio positions in the service of tho people of my adopted country. . For your support in the prist I am grateful, and with confidence I solicit it once again, Nominated by: Hon. E. Mitchcißon, Albert Edward Glover. 3. B. Maesoy. J. G. Rutherford, Edward Ltsion, John Patterson, George Magee, Desmond Patterson. . £. i. NERSEHY, A