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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7078, 16 March 1910, Page 10

ELECTION NOTICES. TO THE ELECTORS OP WELLINGTON, KAROEI, AND MIRAMAR. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Wo, the undersigned, who have been members of the Wellington Benevolent Institution for periods varying from thirteen to three years, submit ourselves ns Candidates for election to the and Charitable Aid Board. \,., chink, that the changes contemplated by the new Act of I-- 4 -~-™— are intended to make the « a.l and charitable aid institutions are simple a.nd effective. To achieve this end it is essential to .s far as possible. To elect a Board composed exclusively of members who have had no previous experience would, Ln our opinion, he detrimental to tho in>r, the sick, and the and the success which has attended our efforts gives us confidence in soliciting We are, Ladies and Gentle: Tour obedient Sorvants, MARY E. RICHMOND, JOHN SMITH, DAVID ROBERTSON, W. A. EVANS. ELECTION OF HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. TO THE ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON CITY, ICARORI, AND MIRAMAB. IN response to many requests I beg to offer my services as a Candidate for Membership of this Board. I am a large ratepayer of the City, where. I have been in practice for over twenty-live years. For over twenty years I have been a member of the Wellington Hospital Trustees; for mom than twelve years a member of the District Hospital Board, and have acted as Chairman and Treasurer of that Board, while I have also been Chairman of the Wellington and Wairarapa United Charitable Aid Board for. several years. This experience, coupled with about seven years' servic* on the Wellington Benevolent Trustee! has given me a complete insight int« tho working of every Department now to be administered by the new Board. I have the honour to solicit your support at the election on tho 16th MARCH. 407 . K. CLEMENT KIKK. HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AIP BOARD ELECTION. T ADIES AND GENTLEMENi-I beg :MU to remind you that lam a. Candidate for Election at To-Day's Poll, and respectfully solicit the favour of joins votes ar.d influence. .'•.-::"■ : Yours faithfully, ?■<> D. McLaren. HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD ELECTION'. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-Bcing a Candidate for Election at To-day's Poll,■ I.'respectfully- solicit your vote and. interest in my. behalf. If elected I shall use my beat efforti in studying your interests. ■. Yours faithfully, -.■.:• THOS. SMITH, 771 SB, Constable street. WELLINGTON HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. TO THE ELECTORS of WELLINGTON CITY, KARORI AND MIRAMAR. * AND GENTLEMEN,Wc desire to intimate at tho w" ? f ° ur , lc H m , Trustees that we have decided to oiler, our services as .Board. Along: and ini _ with the management Qf the Wellington Hospital, we, have ventured- to. think, justifies the assumption that our- services may be of use in bringing the old order ent into accord with the n order of things without undue frictii We venture therefore to ask your rotes and interest in realising this wish. ' - We are, yours faithfully, ~ . R. CLEMENT KIRK, JAMES TREVOR, GEORGE LONDON, and GEORGE NASH. HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. " TO THE ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON, KARORI AND MIRAMAR. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—I. begto intimate that I am a candidate for the above, and respectfully solicit your support at TO-DAY'S ELECTION. lam a member; of .both theexisting Boards—District Hospital and Wellington and Wairarapa United Charitable Aid. As a Councillor, I have been a representative of the City on the latter Board for many years, during five years of which I was chairman. The experience, gained in the administrative work of the expiring Boards would, I submit, be of considerable value on the new Board. My policy will be Efficiency >with Economy; proper consideration of tho interests of the aged sick and needy, without unduly burdening the ratepayers. ,oo J. J. DEVINE. MAKARA COUNTY COTINCIL. NOTICE ia hereby given that at c speoial meeting of the Makara County Council; held on the 11th day of FEBRUARY, 1910, it was resolved by way of Special Order that the, Makara County Council make the following by-law under "The Counties Act, 1908," and that such by-law shall come into force on the Ist day of APRIL, 1910. ■' ■ . Everyiperson who leaves open* any gate erected by permission- of the Council across any road or street within the county, and under the Council s control, or damages any such gate, shall, for every such offence, he liable i» a fine not exceeding Five Pounds (£5). . . And notice is hereby also given that at an ordinary meeting of tho said Council, held on the 11th day of MARCH, 1910 such resolution was duly confirmed. The above by-law will accordingly come into force on the Ist day of APRIL, 1910. Dated this Wth day of March, 1910, GEORGE R. HISLOP, 801 Clerk. '-RAY Stove Polish, guaranteed toga twice as far as paste or liquid ttshee. Gives a quick, brilliant In*. e, and won't burn ofi.