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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 73, 29 April 1929, Page 9

ELECTION NOTICES. rjHYELVE gOUND J^EASONS WHY ELECTOHS SHOULD VOTE ELECTOBS SHOULD VOTE ELECTOHS SHOULD .VOTE FOR PJGTERS— BRYANT— HIGG1XS. PETEHS— DRYANT— HIGG1NS. PETERS— BRYANT— H1GG1XS. PETERS— BRYANT— HIG G1NS. PETERS— BRYANT— H1GGINS. There are twelve sound reasons why the electors of Xapier should vote for Messrs Peters, Bryant and Higgins as Napier* s representatives on the Napier Harbour Board: 1. BECAUSE Hawke's Bay is in urgcnt need of more up-to-date harbour facilities that will meet the needs of the Hawke's Ba.y freezing companies, tlie fruitgrowers, the other producers and the importers of Hawke's Bay. 2. BECAUSE tliey will do eveiything in their power to provide these facilities. 3. BECAUSE they are in favour of wharf loading as against lighterage loading. j4. BECAUSE a new wharf is needed to bertli the larger vessels that j come to Napier to meet the needs of Hawke's Bay's trade and they | are in favour of constructmp; this wharf at the earliest moinent. 5. BECAUSE they are opposed to the centralisation of Hawke's Bay's trade at Wellington. 6. BECAUSE Napier is the fourth port of New Zealand and they will do every tliing in their power to increase the trade of the port. 7. BECAUSE they accept as final the decision of the Government En-gineer-in-Chief in favour of the Breakwater ; the decision of Messrs Cullen and Iveele in favour of the Breakwater and finally the decision of tlie Royal Commission in favour of the Breakwater. 8. BECAUSE they are strongly opposed to the wasteful and extravagant expenditvire of the ratepayers' money and will continue to voice strong objection to this, as they have done in the past. 9. BECAUSE the advice of all the experts, be it engiueering or navigational, financial or otherwise, is overwhelmingly in favour of the i Breakwater. 10. BECAUSE they will encourage a Progressive Policy of Reclamation 1 of tbe Harbour Board's endowments adjacent to Napier and also the 1 ponds at Port Ahuriri. 11. BECAUSE they are in favour of developing the business side of the ' board's afFairs by encouraging trade that at present is being allowed to filter through other ports ; and

12. BECAUSE thev are out for the progress and prosperity of Hawke's Bav. ELECTORS OF NAPIER, ELECTORS OF NAPIER, VOTE VOTE VOTE PETER S— BR Y A NT— HI G G INS . PET ERS— BRYANT— HTG GINS. PETER S— BR Y A NT— HTGGTNS . PETERS— BR Y A NT— HTGGINS . PETERS— BRYANT— HIG GINS . IIAWKE'S BAY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. ELECTORS OF NAPIER. ^TE SOLICIT YOUR VOTES for-J-1ARVEY, HILL, HOBSON, W1LKIE, THE PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATES With Experience in LOCAL BODY GOVERNMENT, VOTE FOR— The men with Business Knowledge, whc will study your interests ancl assist ii the Efficient Management of the HAWKE'S BAY ELECTRIC ' POWER BOARD. HOSPITAL BOARD. TO THE ELECTORS. LADIES & G ENTLEMEN , — At the request of a largo number of ratepayers, l have decided to offer myself as a candidate for a seat on the Hospital Board. Although not having before taken part in local bodies work, I have generally intefested myself in serving on numerous committees connected with clubs and societies of the town, especially' in the sports line. I have been a resident of Napier for 25 years, during which time I have been in business for 20 years. I am fully conversant witli the needs of tbo town as far as the Hospital is concerned and think, if elected, I can give electors good service. My aim would be for the public interest generally Trusting to receive snpport, T am, vours faitlifullv, CHARLES C. WILLIS. NAPIER BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE RATEPAYERS AND ELECTORS OF NAPIER. T.ADIES & GENTLEMEN, — T beg to offer myself as a Candidate for a seat on the Borough Council, and respectfully solicit your support Being a resident in Napier for the last 46 years and having gained experience on different Local Bodies, I was instrumental in sta rting the Flectrie Light and Trnms in Napier, and, having a full knowledge of drainage and water works, mv services would be of benefit to the community. Yonrs sincerelv, JAMES CONSTABLE.