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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 873, 24 April 1903, Page 3

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PEPTOCHLOR Gives Tone and Nerve Power. As a cure for indigestion and Mental Depressioo, PEARSON’S PEP-. TOCHLOIi Jias an unrivalled reputation of over 15 years. This preparation does not cure every complaint, hut it DOES CUKE Indigestion, bein- a powerful aid to the digestive organs generally, and is compounded scientifically, with special ingredients which make it a great Nerve Tonic.; PEPTOCHLOK makes unsteady nerves steady, and cures the source of the trouble—lndigestion. On sale at all Druggists and Stores —3s Od per bottle. Wholesale Agents ; SIIARLAND AND CO., Ltd. Prepared only by Pearson’s Peptochior Co., Dow Lane, London. BOROUGH ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OK THE BOROUGH OK GISBORNE. ADIES AND GLNTLE.MEK, - I have the honor to offer myself as a candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming Borough Election ; and, if elected, shrill do my utmost to study the interests of electors and support all practical measures for the progress of the town. I shall strongly suppoit a water and drainage scheme, as being essential to the heath of the community. Better street lighting anil maintenance is also necessary, and 1 shoul-i support ariangemants for obtaining metal from Kaitnratah 1 by rail. I am in favor of a bridge over the Taruheru river at the upper aid of t’ue town, thus connecting Whataupoko and Gisborne. I should consistently sen that each portion of iho Borough receives its fair share of public expenditure, and advocate all matters tending to advance Gisborne to the foremost rank of colonial town. Should you do me the honor to elect roe as one of your Councillors, it shall be my chief object to study the interests of the ratepayers and the progress of the town in general. I have the honor to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours respectfully, JOHN COLLEY. TO THE ELECTORS OK THE BOROUGH OK GISBORNE. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— JLI In solicit!’ g your support at the forthcoming Election, I submit for your approval tiie following:—First in importance is water and drainage. J favor Waihirore and Mr Mcstaycr’s scheme. With regard to bridges, rather than tamper with or widen the Taruhoru bridge (which will require redecking in a few years), I am in favor of the erection of a bridge at the upper end of the town. In dealing with the question of road metal, I think a great, saving could he effected by not only using river metal for side streets, but by tarring main streets one block at a time, as funds will permit. This has proved successful in other towns where metal is loss costly. As to the better lighting of the Borough, i think the best and must economical way would be for the Couueil to purchase the present Gasworks at a remunerative prioe. I will favor amalgamation with the suburbs, if shown to ho for the general welfare, thereby securing iucreased representation in Parliament. These arc, X think, tne most important questions of the present time, and if you do me the honor to elect me as one of your representatives, I will use my utmost endeavors to promote the welfare of the Borough as a whole. Your obedient servant, T. MORRISON. iij

BOROUGH ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OE GISBORNE. ABIES AND GENTLEMEN,I have the honor to oiler myself as a Candidate at the forthcoming Borough Election, and, il returned, shall do my utmost to conserve the interests of the ratepayers. It will he my chief object to sec that the revenue of the Borough is fairly and economically expended. At the beginning of the Council’s term a schedule of works for the year should be decided upon, and this should be as far as possible strictly adhered to. Water and Drainage will have my hearty support. In regard to Water, seeing that we have had the very best expert advice, I shall favor the Waihirere scheme being adopted. I shall he a strong advocate for the better Lighting of the Borough, and all matters calculated to bring Gisborne to the front rank o! colonial towns will have my hearty support. 1 am, Yours faithfully, W. WEBB.

POVERTY BAY ROAD BOARD. ANNUAL ELECTION. "fNTOMINATIONS for the Election of THREE (3) Members for the abovenamed Board will be lip to the hour of I*2 o’clock noon, SATURDAY, 25:h April, at the Board’s Office, Makaraka. A POLL, if necessary, will be taken at the same office, SATURDAY, May 2nd, 1903. Nomination forms can be had on application at Mr A. Grays shop, or Board’s office, Makaraka. ARTHUR FRANCIS CUFF, Returning Officer. Dated Makaraka. April 13, 1903. AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT. FOR SALE, in rising township— A First-class SECTION, with Shop and Dwelling. Giving splendid return for amount required to purchase. Principals only dealt with. AppIy—“TIMES” OFFICE. THE CHEAPEST ON RECORD. A BARGAIN IN BOOKS, At GOLDSWORTHY’S CORNER. A COMPLETE Set of the “ PICTURESQUE ATLAS'” is offered for Sale lor £2 ss. Apply early.