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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20701, 26 April 1929, Page 14

ELECTION NOTICES. UfAYORAL ELECTION. Cr. C. H. HAYWARD (With the exception of Cr Scott) Is the | SENIOR COUNCILLOR, Who has Not Occupied the Mayoral Chair. He lifts served 141 years in tlio Dunedin City Council, and was for many years Councillor for Roslyn. He has held Chairmanships for nearly 10 years, which include the Gas, Library, and the General Committees. He is a sitting member of the Otago Harbour Board, Dunedin Fire Board, Otago Expansion League. Also exmember of the Dunedin Drainage , Board and the Technical School j Board of Governors. He has taken a keen interest in sports of all kinds, being vice-president of many clubs. He lias heben chairman of several private concerns, and founded the firm of C. and W. Hayward, Ltd. He has been a true friend to the workers. He took an active part in acquiring for the city Tepid Baths, Women’s Rest Booms, Trams to Opoho, and Surfbathing Conveniences. His long experience of nearly 20 years of municipal,serviefe has amply qualified him Tor the Office of Mayor of the City of Dunedin, and if elected is prepared to devote his whole time to'furthering the interests of his native city. r. W. KNIGHT, CANDIDATE FOR ELECTION TO DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL, Presents his views on one or two of the most important questions now prominently before th e citizens. The Two Most Outstanding Questions are: 1. Protection from Floods. 2. Sale of the Waipori Rights. Prompt and vigorous action must bo taken in the matter of the floods, and the best engineering talent employed at any reasonable cost. Nothing that will tend to prevent a recurrence of the recent disasters must be lefe undone. I am in favour of the sale of the Wai,pon rights to the Government, always providing that a fair price is obtained, and especially that there shall be no increase in cost of light or power either to private consumers or to the city itself. 1 consider the sale is necessary to ensure that there shall be a continuous' supply of electricity sufficient to meet present demand or any demands that might arise in the future. The council are to be congratulated on the success of the city trading concerns, but not always on the application of the profits. These, generally speaking, should be applied to the reduction of rates; but, in view of tbe present unemployment, a considerable proportion of the profits might well be expended on useful works to relieve the labour difficulty. gOROUGH OF MOSGIEL. ELECTION OF SIX COUNCILLORS. o^TL 3 ™ 11 ® Is HEEE HENRY SWALLOW. Having delivered to me a NOTICE tinp S FI A 1Y A^ S, s a Candidate the Election for the Office of Council the Number of Candidates is Reduced the Number of Vacancies to be Fil and I therefore declare DYER. Lawton Spencer, GARRETT, John, MITCHELL, James, UEOD. George Alexander, WHITE, John, * WRIGHT. John,, Jun., To be duly ELECTED as Councillors the Borough of Mosgiel for the ensu term. Dated this 24t>h day of April, 192! . H. BUTCHER, Returning Office: T°twt^S?? S 0F BRUCE. CLI TUAPEKA, AND ■ MANIf COUNTIES, AND THE BORO OF MILTON. BALCLUTHA TANGATA, LAWRENCE 1 NUI. ROXBURGH, AND NAS Ladies and Gentlemen,— I fh-slre to state that 1 will a**ni HipnmroL for a Soat on the C HARBOUR BOARD. Having bee Representative for the past three 1 respectfully ask for a renewal c confidence, and I trust that my in the past will warrant your giv your support. If you do me the of again returning me I promise th; interests will at all times be safegm Thanking' you for your confide the past and soliciting renewal o support. • Yours faithfully, H. M. DRII Clarendon, April 18, 1920, TO THE. ELECTORS OF BR 1 TUAPEKA. MAMOTOTO COUNTIES (WITH BOROUGHS THEREIN). LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN.— I beg to announce that I have de to accede to the request of a numb Electors to allow myself to be , NOMINATED for a CANDIDAT Representative on the Otago Hai Board for the above Combined Cor at the Election on WEDNESDAY 8 - If favoured with your confidem the polls, T promise to give faithful £ tion to your interests. I. am, etc., aril . DONALD M'GREGC Milburn, April 11. 1929. OTAGO HARBOUR BOARD. ELECTIONS—PAYERS OF HARBOUR DUES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DEANE FREDERICK HE SHARPE and COLL M'DONALD. the only Candidates Nominated this as Members of the Board for the p of Harbour Dues on Ships, ami WAT GOW, the only Candidate Nominai Member of the Board for the Paye Harbour Dues other than Dues on { and the Nominations not being in c of the required number, I declare the DEANE FREDERICK HE SHARPE. COLL M'DONALD. WALTER GOW duly ELECTED fo ensuing terms for the respective repi tations. W. J. BARDSLET, Secretary. ; A P ril 24, 1929. 26ap JQUNEDIN MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.' .WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1929, By request of the Chief Electoral cer of New Zealand, and under the pices of the Mayor and Councillors ol City of Dunedin, a MOCK ELECT demonstrating the MILLAR AT MATIC VOTING MACHINE, wil held in conjunction with the ordi elections, as above, in the K] CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL BOO' For the purpose of thoroughly tei the Machine, Electors will be invite Record their Votes in favour of ON the four following makes of Motor C; viz., Bin'ck. Dodge, Ford, Chevrolet. SAMUEL MILLAR. 20ap ; Inventor.' ELECTIONISM (13) : Younger successful business men with fresh Ideas and aspirations are required on the City Council. Arthur P*ano solicits one vote.