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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 650, 30 April 1929, Page 6

G. P. FINLAY Barrister Mr. Finlay has had much experience in Local Government, and his wide knowledge of affairs and experience of public business will be of value on The Hospital Board

CITY COUNCIL ELECTION ■ JAS. DONALD In again offering his services on the City Council for a further term, Mr P™, l^,X' rt ou J d , llke to po.int out that he has served on the Council for six years, and during that time he has been a member of various special comDrVinVae ‘ Board* 19 hL* vSITaV Stores a " d Market, and also the Auckland Drainage Board. He was also a member of the old Point Chevalier Road Board. P.iV 3 " 39 '" 9 Director of the firm of A. Donald and Sons, Woolof tht c?Mi aerS 'n, n 1 3 keen interest sport. He is President of the Richmond Cruising Club and a member of various other sporting bodies. Vote for Donald, who stands for Justice and Right for All.

BAILDON FOR MAYOR “The Man You Know,” Tried and Trusted. Mr. Baildon is worthy of your Vote BECAUSE—1. He is the Practical Candidate, having been Chairman of Works Committee for seven years. BECAUSE—2. He is experienced in Civic Affairs, having served on the City Council for 1 5 years. BECAUSE—3. He has been instrumental in securing an adequate water supply for the City. BECAUSE—~r. He has initiated improvements in roading, drainage, parks, reserves and libraries without overburdening the rates. BECAUSE—3. He has followed a steady constructive policy of advancement, keeping expenditure within reasonable bounds consistent with the progress of the city. BECAUSE—6. He has held the office with dignity. He is a big honest man with a big heart, and represents all classes. BECAUSE—7. He is the Only Candidate Whom you Know is Fitted for the Position. AI, C J ■ MR. GEORGE BAILDON. BAILDON THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE POPULAR WITH ALL CLASSES