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Waikato Times, Volume 96, Issue 15353, 29 September 1923, Page 2

RAILWAYS. LIGHT RAILWAY NOTICE. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held A on WEDNESDAY, 3rd, at the Waitetuna Post Office at, 10.30 a.m., Te Uku Ilall 2.30 p.m., Tc Mata 2.30 p.m., Raglan Hall 8 p.m., when the position will be explained by Messrs C. Johnstone, Livingstone, Gore, Ryburn, and others'. 766 WAIKATO-WEST COAST RAILWAY - . BOARD. FIRST GENERAL ELECTION OF NINE MEMBERS. PURSUANT to Section 4 of “The "*■ Local Railways Act, 1914,” and to Section 11 of “The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908,” I hereby give notice that the following persons have been duly, nominated as Candidates for the office of Member of the WaikatoWest Coast Railway Board: — BATEMAN, George Charles. COOPER, Arthur Charles. DAVIES, Richard Thomas. DENT, Arthur Garfield. FINLAYSON, David Edwin. GORE, John Henry. GREY, Edward Henry. HOUCHEN, Edward Charles'. JOHNSTONE, Campbell. LIVINGSTONE, David Benjamin. MARX, William Joseph. MORRIS, Cyril Russell. NOONAN, James Edward Shayler< PARR, George. RAWLINS ON, Stanley Julian. RITCHIE, James A. D. RYBURN, Ernest Stewart. SLOW, Samuel. SMITH, W. Cooper, And there being only NINE vacancies to be filled, a POLL will be taken as between the said Candidates on THURSDAY, the FOURTH (4th) day of OCTOBER, 1923, at the following places:— HAMILTON—Bath House, adjoining Council Chambers. HAUIIIRU (Te Awaroa) —The Landing Stage. KAWHIA—County Office. KAUROA —Mr Balimi’s Renidence. KOROMATUA —Public School. KINOHAICU—PubIic Hall. MARAKOPA—The. Store. NGAHINEPOURI—PubIic Hall. OPARAU —Public Hal). RAGLAN —The Mart. RUAPUKE —Mr C. J. Given’s Residence. TE ANGA —McDonald’s Boarding House. TE PAllU—Public Hall. TEPAPATAPU —Mr Buckeridge’s Residence. TE UKU—Post Office. , TE RAU-A-MOA —Public SchooL TE MATA —Public School. WAITETUNA —Mrs A. Sutton’s Residence. Polling Hours —9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dated this 271 h day of September, 1923. R. NELSON, 767 Returning Officer. ELECTION OF MEMBERS. RAILWAYS, TTTE, the undersigned Ratepayers, arc Candidates for the Permanent Board and opposed to the scheme going any further, and, if elected, can promise speedy enlightenment as to what has already been done. We earnestly request every thinking man to vote for the Opposition and save another mortgage being put on your property: — CAMPBELL JOHNSTONE, A. G. DENT, W. J. MARX. E. H. GREY, E. S. RYBURN, J. H. GORE, S. SLOW, G. BATEMAN, D. B. LIVINGSTONE. 759

(JOAST J^IGHT ELECTION OF PERMANENT BOARD. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE ABOVE RAILWAY DISTRICT. VT7E, the undersigned, having been ”■ members of the Provisional Bo'ard, since its inception nearly four years ago, have been requested by a Urge number of ratepayers to offer our services for a seat on the Permanent Board. We have now decided to contest the election. As stated above ve have been interested in the Light Railway Scheme from the beginning. WE CONSIDER: (J) THAT the roading methods adopted in Wailcato West are not adequate for the advancement of the district. (2) THAT better means of transport are required throughout the district. (3) THAT the heavy traffic requires to be alleviated from the main roads. (4) THAT the County Councils have failed to regulate the motor lorry traffic. (5) THAT vast areas of idle land require to be brought into a state of productiveness. i 6) THAT local industries—coal, timber, lime and metal —should be encouraged. (7) THAT the Ports of Raglan and Kawhia should be opened up. Being large ratepayers in the Railway District, we do not wish to hurry the construction of the line, but to investigate the scheme fully, to have the survey and plans in readiness, and to proceed with its construction whenever it is the wish of the ratepayers. Contrary to the desire of the Opposition Candidates, we wisli to preserve the work already done by the Provisional Board with public Money, and have no desire to incur additional taxation throughout the railway district. We consider that outlying portions of the district require adjusting, while other parts should be omitted from the rating area. If elected we will endeavour to discharge our duties in a .fair and impartial manner. We therefore earnestly solicit your support. DAVID E. FINLAYSON. W. COOPER-SMITH. 739 VEHICLES FOrt SALE. WAIKATO STABLES, HAMILTON. EXPIRATION OF LEASE. Ware now selling privately Buggies, Gigs, Harness, Saddles, Motor Lorry, etc. 629 New Spring rip Drays, any weight and size. Tor all farm work at The Arthur Atkin Vehicle Factory, Ltd., The Corner. Hamilton East O /d FEE LB TIN, Balllle-s Anticrac, the &/ rapid healing ointment for cows’ teats—Balllie’s Ltd, Chemists, Hamilton.