MR. VAILE’S CAMPAIGN

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 639, 16 April 1929, Page 11

MR. VAILE’S CAMPAIGN

FIRST ADDRESS ON THURSDAY On Thursday evening Mr. H. E. Vaile will take the public platform and open his campaign for the Auckland Mayoralty at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall concert chamber. After his policy speech opportunity will be given for questions relative to municipal affairs. This principal address will be followed by a series of meetings in each suburb when, it is hoped, every elector will take the opportunity to discuss with the candidate the many phases of civic life.

Mr. Vaile’s campaign has been in course of consolidation for the past two weeks, and committees have been formed in each district. Mr. Vaile lias attended each meeting and has made a feature of discussing his policy with his supporters, receiving suggestions and answering questions. Every house in the city has been systematically canvassed, with encouraging results, professions of support coming forward in large numbers. SCHOOL COMMITTEES NOMINATIONS CLOSED ELECTIONS ON MONDAY School committee nomination closed yesterday and elections will take place at the householders meeting's on Monday evening next. In a number of cases no election will bo necessary i The Labour Party has nominated a ticket lor the Ponsonby and Newton committees. .Following are the nominations received:— Newton Schools.—Rev. P. Halliday (chairman), Messrs. J. Laird, id. P. Carlson, W. J. Churchill, G. Kerr, W. J. McDonnell, W. Mills, A. W. Taylor (sitting members and People’s "ticket”), J. M. Malcolm (People’s "ticket”), F. W. Bolwell, A. G. Hultquist, C. S. Morris, W. Sargent, Mrs, S. Keats (Labour Party ticket). Ponsonby Schools.—Captain 11. H. Sergeant, Messrs. T. Aitken, W. T. Brown, S. IT. Leyland, R. C. Renner, R. A. Rew (chairman), W. J. Searie, S. Takle, A. E. Wetherilt (all sitting members), J. S. Adeane, S. A. Delgrosso, J. R. Dowd, J. T. Jennings, R. S. Mackay, Mrs. M. M. Dreaver, Mrs. E. Winifred Moore (Labour Party ticket). Meadowbank, Remuera.—Messrs. W. Alexander, T. Lornie, C. E. Merson, W. C. Rhodes, R. G. Slyfleld, T. Watson, P. D. Wright (all sitting members), W. S. Adams, T. W. Attwood, H. Brickell. Takapuna.—Messrs. T. Manna, J. It. Penning, W. Lisk, G. McFlinn, G. C. Malcolm, C. B. Wood, PI. Bell-Booth, A. R. Webber, J. L. Minogue, W. J. O’Brien. Belmont.--Mrs. F. B. N. Gaudin, Messrs. T. Blenkarne, T. Leitcli, J. L. Nettleton, A. S. G. Rambaud, B. A. Smith, M. W. Tidman, J. H. Thompson, G. F. Wildon. Grey Lynn.—Mesdames R. L. Crookshank, E. Henderson, F. E. Swan and A. Vaughan, Messrs. C. Bishoprick, G. H. Hiscock, W. M. Newton and D. W. Thomas (sitting members), Mrs. A. M. Skeen, Messrs. M. Atkinson, W, J. Dunn and H. Slinn. Brixton Road.—Messrs. A. G. Brebner, S. B. Forbes, C. D. Harknoll, J. Maskell, A. Pauli, P. Roper, J. Russell and Mrs. B. Simmons (sitting members). Messrs. A. Roberts and T. W. Markwick. Edendale.-—Mesdames L. Blcnkarn,' A. Russell and A. B. Russell, Messrs. J. Biscoe, J. Carrie, W. D. Fulton, A. Gear, W. R. Goudie (sitting members), Mrs. M. E. Waugh. Gladstone Road, Mount Albert.—Mrs. M. G. Patterson, Messrs. A. M. Walton, A. F. Bennett, A. C. Gallagher, F. B. Watts, A. Le Bherz, W. Howe, D. L. Thomas (sitting members), Mrs. E. M. Anderson, Messrs. B. G. Bennett, G. A. Pearson, W. M. M. Adams, S. Dimery, M. O. Pittendrigh, C. W. Cowdrey, J. Mackay, L. C. H. Dawson, J. G. Christopher, J. A. McKenzie. - . .JCZ-, Northcote.—Mrs. E. A. Taylor, .Messrs. 11. Shaw, W. J. Nevdl, A. E. Ilarding (sitting membere), Messrs. M. Pearn, C. G. Fellow's, J. Fawcett, W. G. Whitcombe and W. J. White. No election necessary. Manurewa. —The Rev. W. C. Wood (chairman), Messrs. A. L. Turner, .T. Rea, F Perry, C. M. McConnell, G. H. Kernot, W. V. Hardwick, O. M. E. Beechey and E. Busing (sitting members). Vauxhall.—Messrs. G. G. Chambers. H. Ellis, A. L. Griffith, R. E. Hunt, L: J. G. Langley, G. T. Samson, E. T. Titchener, W F Warren, H. H. Watkins (sitting members), F. T. Eyre, G. H. Forsythe, A. S 'Pap2cura.— The Rev. W. C. Wood (chairman). Mrs. C. McConnell, Mrs. O. E. Beechey. Messrs. Jos. Rea, F. Perry, G. IT. Kernot, V. Hardwick, E. Busing, A. L *De von port.—Dr. H. C. Bennett, Mr. .T. Rees George, Mr. R. N. Melville, Mr. R. O Vause. Mr. A. W. Parker, Mr. F, W. Beck Mr. C. Farquliarson, Mf. A. L. Jones, Mr. R. J. Kitching. No election n€ Dargaville.—Messrs. G. Dunn, W. H. Cliffe. H. W. Page, R. A- Lewis, D. Coopor, F Watters,, S. Parker, C. S. Rush, R. Peat. Those nominated include a number of last year’s committee which resigned. pi nc( . then Mrs. A. Gregory has acted as commissioner. Messrs. Cooper and Cliffe being new no election is necessary. Stanley Bay — Mr. C. M Browne Mr. P Sheehan. Mr. R. T. Anderson, Mr. G. N. Collard, Mr. V. C. Fisher Mr N Robinson. Mr. JTaggett, Mr. Worrall, Mr. J. Woollacott, Mrs. A. E. Stretton. Onehunga.— Mrs. R. Mountjoy, Mrs. J. Ballard, I. W. Beckett, I. Dunn, .T Hrtt, R. Lord, K- Strong, H. De Woulfe. W. Hayward (sitting members), Mr. J. BurtoEllerslie.—Messrs. Johnson Clark, .T. M. Crosher, E. G. Eckett, A. Ferguson, A. Hewson, TT. J. Higham, O Jenseii, A. G. Pearsons (sitting members) and Mr. J. L. Trebilcock. HEADMASTER WELCOMED SOCIAL AT VAUXHALL SCHOOL Mr. 11. Binsted, who has taken over headmaster’s duties at the Vauxhall School, Devonport, was officially welcomed last, evening by the School Committee and parents of scholars at the school at a “community social ” Mr LI LI. Watkins, chairman of the School Committee, in extending an official welcome, remarked.on Mr Lmsted’s successful career which included two years of organising work m the Cook Island group. _ . Mr. Binsted, in acknowledging the felicitations, made a plea for the closest co-operation between the teaching staff and parents of the school childieT rjift of a handsome clock was made to Mr E. Crosby, M.A.. (he former headmaster, who now' holds a Wanganui appointment. _ r . Concert items were supplied bv Miss Frazerfelt. Mrs. Humphrey. Steward. Mr. Rex Yates, Miss Moore and Mil Kerr. _____