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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9639, 20 April 1917, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. TO THE ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON The Independent Candidate: FRANK McPARLAND WT At the request of a considerable number of electors, I have decided to contest a scat on the City Council. In so deciding, 1 take into consideration (bo main fact that each Councillor is really a managing director of the city s affairs. i have been in business in Wellington for over a quarter of a century, as most people know, and I have rnado a success of every venture I have undertaken. I have been a ratepayer for very many years, and I have always taken a deep concern in municipal matters. I recognise that the city’s welfare is year's and mine. I have always recognised the prowess of the sportsmen of the community; and in those men wo have, as a country, our greatest assot._ I will not dwell upon ray association with, the sporting bodies of Now Zealand; all connected therewith know me. _ My reason for mentioning that fact is that I stand for the freedom of sportsmen, and I am absolutely against the further curtailment of any of their privileges. To the Ladies let it bo said that they cannot, do better than urge their_ husbands to take an interest in Municipal Affairs and support a candidate who can be trusted, and who is an advocate for progress and due economy. lamon no ticket. lam out to do the best T cun for all, and the only way to do that is to have a free hand, nxumi »• '-*—** o , . To the hard toilers of the community I would say that I have been tnoir riend, as many can tell, since the days of the diggings. FRANK McPARLAND, Independent Candidate. Nominated by: CHARLES STEWART, merchant. Courtenay place CHARLES PLIMMER, settler, Wellington CHARLES HILL, hatter, Lambton quay. WALTER FAIR LARKIN, manager Bharland and Co., Wellington. DON’T EOKGBT FRANK M'PARLAND MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS (AS a resident of the City for the last NINETEEN YEARS. I beg to offer myself as a Candidate at the approaching Municipal Elections, The policy for which I stand is as follows; 1. A prompt and searching enquiry into all matters which affect the health of the community, and the establishment of a better form of ensuring a supply of pure milk. 2. The removal of shun areas. 8. The immediate laying down of a comprehensive scheme for future Town Planning so far as it relates to the alteratiqn. of streets and tree planting, and the preservation of Wellington beauty spots so that all new works and undertakings in the future can be proceeded with in a systematic way, 4. Direct arterial roads to the outlying districts. 5. Shrewd business policy in connection with the Tramway Service and the utilisation of the same for the development of the Suburbs. 6. No increase 'in Kates. „ C. B. NORWOOD MANAWATU RACING CLUB PROFITS GO TO PATRIOTIC FUNDS- i autumn meeting WEDNESDAY '& THURSDAY, 25th and 26th APRIL, 1917. FIRST RACE AT 13 (NOON). THESE RACES WILL BE HELD IRRESPECTIVE OF THE ALTERED. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS Be Firm! Get the Footwear you ask for— CROCKETT AND JONES. If the Dealer cannot supply, go to one who will. At all Leading Shoe Stores are ample stocks of this Best of all FootwearNew Styles are being shown for Ladies and Gentlemen —Styles to suit every occasion and every taste* in sizes for perfect fitting. See them and make your choice. Once you have worn a CROCKETT AND JONES you will not willingly wear any s ordinary boot or shoe again. m. Wm mm ||||| mm Wft zm. N.Z. Representatives: A. MITCHELL & CO. Ltd., Christchurch