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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume IX, Issue 685, 23 April 1903, Page 16

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ELECTORAL. B A F T O N WARD Dr. E W. SHARMAN begs to announce that in response to numerous requests received he has decided to allow himself to be nominated as a Candidate to represent the Grafton War in the City Council. fJpHE MAYORALTY OF AUCKLAND. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— In response to a numerously-signed requisition I have consented to allow myself to be nominated as a Candidate for the Mayoralty. E. MITCHELSON. £JITY COUNCIL ELECTION. EAST WARD. DR. WALKER begs to announce to the Electors of the above Ward that he is a Candidate at the Forthcoming Election. Iklev House, Up-er Grey-street. March 27th. 1903. £NITY COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE RATEPAYERS AND HOUSEHOLDERS, GRAFTON WARD. Ladies and Gentlemen, — It is my intention to become a Candidate at the Forthcoming ?• lection for the honour of representing you in the City Council. Should you favour me with your support, I pledge myself to do my utmost to serve you faithfully, and to further the best interests of the City. Yours faithfully, JAMES MCLEOD. Karangahape Road. OHO THE RATEPAYERS AND ELECJL TORS OF THE NORTH WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Having time at my disposal, I am desirous of representing you in the City Council. I am in favour of abolishing the Ward system, in order that the narrow spirit of parochialism in our local administration may be done away with, and that the growth of the movement for a Greater Auckland may be fostered and strengthened. I believe in municipalising the Light and Water, and expanding the Water Supply System until it is sufficient for the City for the next 50 years. The Drainage System should be steadily advanced until all our streets are completed. I think the present rates are sufficient for all purposes if t|he outlay is carefully supervised. I do not intend to canvass the Ward for Votes. lam well known, having some property in the Ward, and, if elected , will do my utmost to serve you faithfully, and to promote the best interests of the City. GEORGE H. POWLEY.