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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7077, 15 March 1910, Page 10

ELECTION NOTICES. HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD ELECTIONS. ELECTION OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE COMBINED DISTRICT OF WELLINGTON CITY AND KARORI AND MIRAMAE BOROUGHS. T HEREBY give notice that the loli- lowing Twenty-three Persons have ueen duly Nominated as Candidates for the Office of Member of the Wellington Hospital and Charitable Aid Board:— AITKEN, John Guthrie Wood ANSON, George Edward BAYLIS, George Henry Brelt BORGHETTI, Erailio CAMPBELL, Duncan CASTLE, Frederick DEVINE, James Joseph EVANS. William Albert FITZGERALD, John Edward GODBER, James GORDON. Soloman HINDMARSH, Alfred Humparej KIRK, Richard Clement LONDON, George Thomas MoLAREN, David NASH. George REARDON, Michael John RICHMOND, Mary Elizabeth ROBERTSON, David SMITH, John SMITH. Thomas TREVOR, James » VAN STAVEREN, Herman As there axe only Fourteen Vacancies to be filled, I hereby also, give Nc-tico that a Poll will betaken as I>etween the. said Candidates TO-MORROW (Wednesr day), the 16th day of March, 1910, at th following places: — Wadestown, Social Hall, Pitt- street. ; Northlands, Clvurchroom. Sydney street, St. Paul's Schoolroom) Panama street, Turnbull's Auctio* Room. Town Hall. Cuba street. Recha.bite Hall. Manners street. Druids' Hall, Taranaki street. Victoria Hall, Adelaide road St. Thomas' Schoolroom, Riddiford-i street. , , Island Bav Schoolroom, Island Bay., Maranui Tea Rooms, Queen s-dnve. O'Donnell's Hall, Kilbirnie. _ ■ Roseneath Schoolroom, Roseneath.. Aro street Churohroom. _ Kolburne Chnrchroom, Upland road. Brooklyn, Fullford's Hall. Worser Bay. MrAVyatfs Tea Rooms. Miramar, Mr Maw's Post Office Store. . -„ -- Karori Borough Council Office, Ka> rori-road. ■ - „ ■ . j Dominion Tea Rooms, Karon road. Polling Hours—9 a.m. to 6 P-m. Dated this 10th day of March. 1910, JAMES AMES, Returning Officer, City of Wellington. 632 ' TO THE ELECTORS OF CITY r AND SUBURBS. »EING a.Candidate for a Seat on tbe » Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, I confidently solicit your support. My previous experience as a member tor seven years of the Hospital Board, part of that time as Chairman of that, body, warrant me in believing that my services will be of advantage to the~eity. , ■ My policy will be efficiency with ' Yours faithfully, Kq o ' JAMES GODBER. LATHES AND GENTLEMEN,— • We. the undersigned, who have rs of the Welling* lent Institution for periods varying from thirteen to throe years, sub ourselves as Candidates for election w» the Hospital .and Cnaritable Aid Board, We think that the changes contemplated bv the new Act of last session are intended to make the work of _hospital and charitable .aid institution* more simple and.effective. ■■ To achieve this end it is essential to* conserve the continuity of admirusbrat'on as far as possible. To elect a Board composed exclusively of members who have had no previous experience would, in our opinion, be detrimental to the interests of the poor, th* sick, and the suffering, and also to those of the rateTo conserve both these classes of interests has, in the past, been-our caieland the success which has attended our efforts gives us confidence in .soliciting*our votes on the present occasion. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servants, MARY E. RICHMOND, JOHN SMITH, DAVID ROBERTSON, AV. A. EVANS. T? 0 THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—I have pleasure in placing my services, at your disposal a 6 a Candidate for E-'cc-tion to the Hospital aud Charitable Aid Board. My record of twenty-oue years as member and chairman of the District Charitable Aid Board, member and chairman of the District Hospital Board, member and chairman of the Beuevc' "■ Institution, and Trustee of the II for the Aged Needy are well known t von. I need only add that I have the interests of the ratepayers and the poor and unfortunate of the community sincerely at heart. Yours faithfully, HERMAN VAN STAVEREN. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—In offering my services as a Candidate for the Hospital and Charitable Aid Boards, I wish re-pectfully to bring to the notice of the electors that I am thoroughly versed in the workings of both the Hospital, and Charitable Aid Boards. It was during my term, cf office as Chairman of the Charitable Aid Board that the present system or supplying rations direct from the store to the recipient was inaugurated, and nio contract system done away v.ifci, tho.cby saving the ratepayers several thousands of pounds yearly in the levy made upon them by the United District Bc-a d. ■The direct supply system was the means, of the best of food being given to tha poor and needy. If you do me the honour to ropre'ent you, I will use my best endeavours to conserve your interest with due rejaro to the wants of the sick end needy. A am, yours respectfully. GEO. H. B. BAYLIS. flavour of "Dona en- time. Is 2d lb everywhere