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Waikato Times, Volume 92, Issue 14362, 13 May 1920, Page 4

Electoral. BOROUGH OF HAMILTON'. EXTRAOH DIN AR V VAC AN UV. ELECTION OF SIX COUNCILLORS. PURSUANT to Section 11 of “The Local Elections aml Polls Act-,-1908,” I hereby give notice that 5 the following persons hair been duly nominated as Candidates lor the office of Councillor for the Borough of Hamilton:— BOURNE, William. HR INI), Joseoh Albert. BURROW, Waller Edwin, DENZ, Arthur John. DUNNE, Alexander EAR.REJ.fi, Frank Joseph. FOW, John Robert. H ARP, J times George. JOHNSON, Thomas. JOLLY-, Thomas Frederick. MASON, Walter Frederick. McKINNON, John. PILKINGTON, Richard Nathaniel. SNELL, Frederick Augustus. TIDD, James Edwin. TOMBS, Sydney Thomas. TRISTRAM, Henry Exford. TUCKER, Harold Hart. WATTS, Percy Harold. And there being only six vacancies to be filled, a Poll will be taken as between the said Candidates on WEDNESDAY, H)th May, 1920, at the following Rolling places:— Town Hall, Victoria Street, Hamilton Wesley Hall, Wellington Street, East Hamilton. Public Hall, Hall Street, Frankton, Whitiora Rowling Club’s Pavilion, Victoria Street, Hamilton. / .Church of Christ Ruilding, Cliuidelancls. Polling Hours: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dated this 12th dav of Mav, 1920. e. j: DAVEY, 300 Returning Officer. TO THE ELECTORS OF HAMILTON. ADI.ES AND GENTLEMEN— At the request of a large number of Electors, I have decided to accept nomination at the forthcoming by-election. 1 realise that the Borough of Hamilton is entering upon one of its most critical stages, so far as Borough administration is concerned, and to-day Hamilton stands in need of its most capable citizens, men elected not under the shelter of a ticket, hut men who by their own individual and practical ability arc capable of furthering the progress of Hamilton along sound, sane and economical hues. Should you return me at the above election, my best endeavours will be. utilised in furthering vour interests along progressive lines. R. N. PILKINGTON, - Engineer, 30 L ’ Ward Street. TO THE ELECTORS OF HAMILTON. At the earnest request of a large number of electors representative of all parts of the borough 1 have decided to accept nomination in connection witn the coining by-clcction. I am a member of no party. J stand in the interests of the people. I believe at all limes in government by the people for the people. The lime lias arrived for up-10-dato, economical borough administration, and If elected I will at all times endeavour to work along those lines, witn special consideration to Housing Drainage, , Water Supply, Belter Roads, and more Open Spaces for your children. 271 A. J.'DENZ. TO ELECTORS OF HAMILTON. (he undersigned ratepayers of Hamilton, being converslmt with the. business ability of Harold B. Tucker, of Grey Street, Hamilton East, have pleasure m nominating him for ft seat at the forthcoming election, and would solicit your votes in his support on election day. Signed— MARCK BIRCH THUS. T. DOWD GEO. E.HAMILTON A. P. BENNETT JACOB WRIGHT M. MacCORMACK . / ‘ 2-iU TO THE ELECTORS OF HAMILTON. A FTER numerous requests, 1 have decided to offer myself as a candidate at the forthcoming election. If you should return rue you can rest assured that 1 will do my best to further the Borough interests in a progressive ami businesslike manner.—Yours faithfully, 239 HAROLD B. TUCKER. FARRELL FOR PROGRESS. Vote for Farrell. WHEN YOU PAY BIG HATES YOU SHOULD GET A RETURN. 6 VOTE FOR FARRELL! NEW BLOOD IS WANTED. NOW IS YOUR CHANGE TO INTRODUCE m VOTE FOR FARRELL! LET’S MAKE A NEW START. VOTE FOR FARRELL! IF YOU WANT NEW IDEAS VOTE FOR FARRELL! 29 i • TVS'AY I have your support at the ballot box next Wednesday?—J. G. Harp, Certificated Steam and Electrical Engineer, Ward St. 292 Winter Show. HAMILTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WAIKATO WINTER SHOW. ACCOMMODATION FUR VISITORS. XTOUSEHOLDHRS having accommodation for visitors during the j Waikato Winter Show are requested to forward particulars to the undersigned. R. NELSCTn, Secretary Chamber of Commerce. W. H. PAUL, , Sccretarv Waikato Winter Show Assn. J. MacKENZIE, Secretary V.M.C.A. 278 P RANK LIN WINTER SHOW ANC SPURT? CARNIVAL. PUKEKOHE, May 19th, 20th, 21st and 22nd, 1920. PROGR A M M E. WEDNESDAY, lt)th.—Opening Day, •Poultry, Agricultural and Home Industries. THURSDAY, 20th. —Sheep Dog Trials —over 20 competitors. FRIDAY, 21st. —Dog Show Pony Classes, Higlt .lump, etc. Post entries. SATURDAY, 22nd. —Football Auckland Junior Reps. v. Franklin Reps; ■ lloekev and Fire Brigade Compeliu.ci ’ 280