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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18707, 13 May 1924, Page 16

1 ■ " 1 ■■ public WOTIOE& -.■■■ ■■ r *■*■■■.-*>*"• v" ' % V -V": •»;' V'- «' '« MOUNT XI D E N I O U N T LDEH RATEPAYERS ARE URGED TO PROTECT THEIR INTERESTS AND VOTE AGAINST AMALGAMATION AT THE POLL ON O-DAY (TUESDAY). ' * The Statement of Advantages to be secured are mere assertions. There is no Economy to be gained by one big Administration. JJOADING. Tenders are called for CONCRETING THE MAIN ROADS; THE TARRING OF SIDE ROADS HAS COMMENCED. Can the City do better than this? JQRAINAGE. The Drainage has been carried out as quickly as is possible, and the Council hope to complete same within two years by the contract system, which has proved effective and is cheapey than day labour. RATES, Will certainly be more at once if amalgamation is carried, and probably considerably more before long. , Y'ALUATKDN* If you ioin the City the Valuation will bo made by a City Official. BORROWING. Mount Eden has always been able to obtain Loan Money on as good terms as the City. i :• ' ] ■ 1 * - i OF < JQISPOSAL OF « THE MOUNT EDEN TIP IS THE j , CLEANEST ABOUT AUCKLAND, and 1 will compare favourably with the City Tips, of whioh there aro several. THE ONUS OF PROVING THAT YOUR INTERESTS WILL BE BETTER SERVED BY JOINING THE CITY RESTS UPON MESSRS. HUDSON, FINLAY. AND OTHERS. WHO ENDEAVOUR TO MAKE ! YOU BELIEVE THEY ARE ACTING IN j YOUR INTERESTS. : • I HITHERTO THEY HAVE CONTENTED j THEMSELVES WITH ASSERTIONS. AND i LEFT IT TO THOSE OPPOSED TO ' AMALGAMATION TO PRODUCE ARGU- • MENTS. i LECTORS. RETAIN YOUR INDEPENDENCE AND ■ CONTROL OF YOUR LOCAL AFFAIRS, : AND VOTE AGAINST THIS UNWISE " PROPOSAL TO-DAY. •' . J..; $