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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume I, Issue 93, 23 July 1873, Page 4

XAURANGA TO NAPIER

Outwards. Leaves Booking Office, Tanranga G. 30 am, arrives Ohinemutu same af , B^a r s »t leaves Ohinemutu Wednesday morning 2?! Taupo same evening ; leaves Tau DO Th morning, arriving at Napier Friday evening ' Leaves Tauranga Fridays at 630 am • Ohinemutu same afternoon ; leaves QhhS? Saturday morning, arrives Taupo same ev? * leaves laupo Monday morning, arriving at Tuesday evening. ° “"opier lu WARDS. Leaves Napier Tuesdays at 6 a m, arrives TW Wednesday evening; leaves Taupo Thu«H morning, arrives Ohinemutu same evening • u 3 m ° r ” inS ’ - *4-5 Leaves Napier Fridays at 6 am, arrives TW Saturday night; leaves Taupo Monday mornS arrives Ohinemutu same evening ; leave* fu; s arrives umuemutu same evening ; leaves Ohi mutu Tuesday morning, arriving at Taurat Tuesday afternoon.

Booking Office: Masonic Hotel. TnEOTTGH FAEEB : £4 103, HANNON & c 0., Propietors. To the Ratepayers of the Town of Tauranga.

QENTLEMEN, Having been solicited by several of my fellow townsmen to allow myself to be put in Nomination as a Candidate to represent your interests in the Town Board, I have the hcnoar to state that, after due consideration, I have accepted the invitation ; and should you do me the honour to elect me, you may depend upon my giving every attention to the welfare of the town and the interests of the district at large. If elected, I shall carefully watch all items of expenditure, with a view to keeping down any unnecessary outlay, and being personally interested alike in the • improvement and progress both of the centre and outskirts of Tauranga, it will be my interest as well as my duty to see that the Board distributes the expenditure as much as possible for the benefit of the general body of Ratepayers. I shall be glad to become acquainted with your wishes respecting any matters in connection with the Board, and if beneficial to the public at large I will zealously endeavour to carry them out. I am of opinion that the time has arrived when the services of plain, practical men are urgently needed in our local bodies.

My views are pretty well known to you, and I leave myself with confidence in your hands. I am, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, JOHN CONWAY.

To the Ratepayers of the Tauranga Highway Board. GENTLEMEN,— I have the honour to inform you that it is my intention to offer myseL as a CANDIDATE' to REPRESENT your interests at the ensuing Election of the TAoranga highway board. I am at present unavoidably absent from tne district, but shall take an early opportunity ot explaining my views respecting general matters appertaining to the Board through the columns of the Bay op Plenty Times. In conclusion, I can only say that, should I b® elected, I will do my best to serve your interests, for the best of all reasons ; —that they Mill be identical with my own. I have the honour to be. Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, PHILIP HARINGTON. Auckland, June 25, 1873.

0 H 1 NEM U T U H OTSt Tourists to the Hot Springs will find escedenaccommodation at the above Hotel. &°° Paddockiug. First class Spirits. Honi Weea Heko, Proprietor.