THE CITIZENS’ LEAGUE TICKET.
The returning of the five members of the ticket nominated by the Citizens’ League for the Licensing Bench of Auckland City, came as a matter of much gratification to the members of the League. The following table shows the number of votes cast for each candidate in each of the three electorates, together with the totals: —•
SOUND BUISNESS SENSE. A little chap in Philadelphia, whose father is a prominent merchant and, as such, never loses an opportunity to descant upon the virtues of advertising, one day asked his mother: “ May Lucy and I play at keeping store in the front room?” “Yes,” assented the mother, “but you must be very, very quiet.” “ All right,” said the youngster; “ we’ll pretend we don’t advertise.”
Auck. Cent: al. Auck. East. Auck. West. Tl. Bagnail . 2189 2450 1928 6567 Holland . 2182 2438 1875 6495 Mennie . 2156 2427 1844 6427 King . 2162 2417 1801 6380 Somers . 2058 2310 1798 6166 Casey . 1384 1511 2529 5424 Cheat . 1358 1520 2495 5373 Aickin . 1326 1479 2380 5185 Rees . 1230 1372 2405 5007 Rosser . 1142 1257 2001 4400 Richardson 859 737 985 2581 Jamieson 293 253 205 751 Nicol 184 143 131 458
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVII, Issue 992, 11 March 1909, Page 23
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199THE CITIZENS’ LEAGUE TICKET. New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVII, Issue 992, 11 March 1909, Page 23
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