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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIX, Issue 20102, 8 May 1935, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES ELECTORS VOTE THE LEGION TICKET AND KEEP FREE FROM PARTY FOOTE FOSTER HALL HART HOWARD MATHERS ODELL TWEEDY VINNELL TAKE THIS WITH YOU TO THE BOOTH. THE MAYORAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF TIMARU. lADIES AND GENTLEMEN— In soliciting your support of my Candidature at the forthcoming Election, for the position of Mayor of Timaru for the ensuing three years, I feel it incumbent on me to indicate the policy I shall pursue if you elect me to this responsible position:— (1) Efficiency of municipal services without increasing the rate burden. (2) Sound finance. (3) Adoption of measures necessary to ensure the health of the residents as far as the water supply is concerned. (4) To take immediate steps to remove the menace to health in any parts of the borough where facilities for the proper disposal of sewage are inadequate. (5) A more progressive bus policy to popularise this municipal service, a revision of the present timetable with a view to catering for all residents, and a revision of existing fares in order to attract more patronage. (6) An investigation into the municipal electricity policy with a view to the extension of industrial and commercial, .enterprise and for the purpose of protecting the consumers’ interests. (7) The early acquisition of a suitable site for an airport for Timaru. (8) The adoption of any reasonable projects which will tend towards the development and prosperity of our town. i. 9) The conduct of municipal affairs with due consideration of the needs of all residents in the borough.

Yours faithfully, GEORGE BENSTEAD. YOUR VOTE AND YOUR INFLUENCE SQLICITED IN TODAY’S MAYORAL POLL. MAYORAL ELECTION. SUPPORTERS OF MR BENSTEAD REQUIRING CONVEYANCE MAY RING ’PHONE 848. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF TIMARU JUADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I am a Candidate for election as one of your Representatives on the Borough Council. It has previously been my privilege to serve you in that capacity for four years, during which period my best efforts and support were given to every movement tending to promote the welfare and progress of the borough. Having retired from business I am now 'repared to devote my whole attention to the interests of Ratepayers, and trust to be favoured with election. Yours faithfully. M. H. RICHARDS. VOTE FOR RICHARDS. NOTICE OF POLLING FOR SYNODSMAN DIOCESE OF CHRISTCHURCH, DISTRICT OF FAIRLIE. T GEORGE TALBOT, returning offi- *■’ cer for the above district, do hereby appoint from the 25th day of May, 1935, at 10 o’clock a.m., until 25th day of May, 1935, at 4 o’clock p.m., as the time within which, and the Vestry of St. Stephen’s Church, as the place where voting will be taken. The candidates nominated are: Francis John Carter and James Braddiek. G. W. TALBOT, Returning Officer. ART EXHIBITION EXHIBITION of Paintings and Etchings by South Canterbury Artists, is on view in the Mt. Cook Tourist Company’s Upstairs Room. Admission: FREE. BUSINESS NOTICES NORTH BRITISH TYRES. MEW PROCESS FIRST GRADE STANDARD TYPE AT UNBEATABLE PRICES! 30 x 450 at £1 18 0 29 x 500 at £2 5 5 30 x 500 at £2 9 2 28 X 525 at £2 11 0 30 X 525 at £2 11 9 31 x 525 at £2 16 4 30 x 3ißEat£l 10 10 R. G. SLADE, 321 STAFFORD ST„ TIMARU (Opp. Ballantyres) •Phone 1387.