'The Ratepayers' Choice To the Editor of the "Nonti-CuiNa Daly News."
Sim—With the unusual event of three" candidates for the seat as their own representative on the [Land Commission, Ratepayers have Jan opportunity to make their choice ]wisely, remembering that they are fealled upon to elect one who is free exercise an unfettered judgment Jas a Ratepayer, and in the rate-avers' interests.
venture to affirm that a professional interest in Land Values is in itself a complete practical dis~ qualification for the office "of Ratepayers' representative. The Peo-perty Owners have already elected Mr, G. L, Wilson to protect their own interests, and it is surely direct opposed to both the intention and che spirit of the Land Regulations Fae one of, their number should be put forward as a candidate present the Ratepayes As proposer of Mr.'S, H. My, Calder Marshall is to be com: plimented on taking his stand on Such a fundamental principle, and it is to be hoped that Ratepayers will not hesitate to follow sch an excellent lead.
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