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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20242, 30 April 1929, Page 4

ELECTORAL. OF ONEHUNGA. VOTE FOR M. H. WYNYARD FOR THE AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. His long service nnd the many improvements to the Mnnukau Harbour during hi 3 term of Office as Member of the Boartl, Chairman of the Manukau Harbour Committee and Deputy Chairman of the Board, warrants the continuance of your confidence and his election will ensure the certainty of continued attention to your Harbour requirements. J. HOWE, Ex-Mayor. .T. PARK, Ex-Mayor. J. E. CO WELL, Ex-Mayor. For Manukau Yacht and Motor Boat, Club, J. A. McLEOD, President. For Manukau Cruising Club, J. 11. KEEGAN, President. Onehunga Sand Co., Ltd. (representing the whole of< tho Onehunga Sand Industry), per R. T. PILKINGTON, Manager-Secretary. JJARBOUR jgOARD Jg LECTION. COMBINED DISTRICTS OF FRANKLIN, AND MANUKAU COUNTIES, THE EOROUCIHS OF PUKEKOHE AND OTAHUHU, AND THE TOWN BOARD DISTRICTS OF TUAKAU, MERCER. WAIUKU. HO WICK. MANUREWA, I'APATOETOE AND PAPAKURA. rtyj-R. J7JBENEZER J^LLAN WILL SPEAK IN THE JJALL, JpUKEKOHE. rpO-NIGHT, AT 7.30. rpO-NIGnT, AT 7.30. HOSPITAL BOARD. I AM STANDING For the cause that lacks assistance, For the wrong that needs resistance, For (he future in tho distance. And the good that I can do. WILLIAM .TOnN McMILLAN. "pj-AMILTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. MR. S. V. TYLER (Sitting Councillor). For 27 years Mr. Tyler has taken a pro minent part in the general progress and advancement of Hamilton. He is a proved successful business man and director of various Companies. He strongly advocates a new Bridge JTJLECTION S. HAMILTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. MR. F. 11. CLAPHAM (Sitting Member). Mr. Claph.im stands for progress in essential matters for the development of Hamilton. He is in favour of an additional Traffic Bridge. jpRANKLIN COUNTY COUNCIL. MR. C. F. E. HINDMARSH Will Meet the Ratepayers of the DRURY RIDING To Discuss Ilia Policy, at BOMBAY HALL. THURSDAY. MAY 2, AT 7.30 P.M. DRURY HALL, MONDAY, MAY C. 7.30 P.M. ONE TREE HILL ROAD DISTRICT. TO THE RATEPAYERS.— Your support is solicited for tho undermentioned Candidates:— GOLDSTINE. I. .T. HOSE MAN, E. J. WOOD, .1. These Candidates have the welfare of the whnlo district al heart and you may pafely rely on them to conserve your interests. Mr. Goldstino is a Barrister and Solicitor, who has I con practsing ill Auckland for fourteen years. Mr. Roseman is the Chairman of the Railway Officers' Institute, and a young and energetic worker iu tho district. Mr. Wood is a member of the Transport Board and has had twenty years' local body experience. SUPPORT THERE CANDIDATES AND SECURE PROGRESS. ECONOMY AND EFFICIENCY IN YOUR DISTRICT. Polling Day. WEDNESDAY. May 1, 1920. VOTE MURRAY. Clean and Efficient Administration All-ways always. CORPORATION NOTICES. jjjjoROUGH OF MOUNT ALBERT. THE LOCAL BODIES' LOANS ACT. 1020. PROPOSED LOAN OF £BSOO. FOR THE PURPOSE OF LAYING OUT AND DEVELOPMENT OF MORNING - SIDE RESERVE. The Mmr.it Albert Borough Council hereby gives notice, in pursuance of Section 10 of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 192 i'>:— (1) That (he purpose for which the Loan is required is tho Laying Out and Development of Morningsido Reserve, including contingencies. (2) That Dm Mount Albert Borough Council, being unable to provide the necessary funds for such purpose out of its (*idi nary revenue, proposes to borrow for tho said purpose t he sum of XSSOO. H) That tho proposed security for tho repayment- of the Loan shall be a Special Rain of Seventeen Twohundredths of a, Penny in the hound on all Rateable Property in the Borough of Mo.nit Albert. .1) That the Mount Albert Borough Council proposes to make such Loan repayable in Twenty-six, \ears, and proposes to make provision for the payivent of a Sinking I' und of not | less "than Two Pounds per centum per anmri. . (5) That the Mount Albert Borough Council 11opoHos to pay out of such I,onn such costs, charges and expenses the Mount. Albert. HovoukU Council may determine to have been actually incurred in connection with ;u:<h Loan. but. no portion of the Interest or Sinking Fund. Dated at, Mount Albert, this 12th day of Anril 1020. n. UTTING. Town Clerk. I hereby give notice, in pursuance of Seetioi 11 of the Local Bodies' Loans Act. 10V, that a POLL of the Ratepayers ot the Borough of Mount Albert on tho proposal to raise the abovemenlioned Loan will be. taken on WEDNESDAY, '.he .Bth day of May. 1029, between the hours ot 9 a.m. ana 7 P Ul ' LEONARD E. RHODES. ■Mayor. Dated at. Mount Albert, this 12th day of April, 1029. (OROUGH OF DEVONPORT. ► BY-LAW NO. 5. 1029. Notieo is hereby given that at n Special Meeting of the Dovonporl Borough Council, held on the 3rd day of April, 1029 the following resolution was passed and will be submitted for confirmation at a Meeting of the Council, to bo held on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of May. 1929, at 7.30 p.m., at tho Council Chambers, Marino Square, Devonport:— RESOLUTION. That the Devonport Borough Council make Up following by-law in pursuance of tho powers and provisions contained in "Tho Municipal Corporations Act, 10'20," and its amendments, together with all and every other powers in that, behalf contained in any other Acts enabling tho said Council in that behalf. The Devonport Borough Council doth hereby, by way of Special Order, make tho following By-law:— This By-law shall tie rend with and ns extending and amending •By-law No. 1, made on the 31st day of March. 1920. Tho purport of tho By-law is to revoko Section 223, Sub-section (B), of By-law No, I. 19'2f>, nnd enncl a new Hub-section governing the granting of licenses to keep poultry, giving (ho Council power to impose such conditions and res trie lions its it liiny Hiink proper, and power to cancel a license if conditions are not complied with, or if (he keeping of tho poultry is, in the opinion of tho Council, likely to become a nuisance. A copy of the proposed by-law is deposited at the Council Office, Marine Square, and may bo inspected by Ihe public during office hours. A. E WILSON, Town Clerk. Devonport, April C, 1920.