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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 875, 27 April 1903, Page 3

can and SPECIAL NOTICE mo THE PUBLIC JL OF NEW ZEALAND. Owintr to the Great Success that '"has been attained by Pearson’s Peptochlor In Great Britain, the Proprietors wish it to he known that they have arranged with MESSRS SHARLAN'IJ AND CO., Ltd., Wellington and Auckland, to act as Wholesale Agents in New Zealand for their Preparation. PEPTOCHLOR now he had at all Druggists Stores. Pearson’s Pepcochlor Is not a new Remedy. It has been quietly and effectively working its way upwards for years upon merit alone. Testimony we have in abundance from satisfied doctors, gladdened friends, and delighted patients. PEPTOCHLOR does its work quickly, which accounts for its popularity. No other medicine has received such absolute proof of its extraordinary power over the digestive organs, and in giving back to the prematurely aged New Life and Energy, One Bottle Cures. Pearson's Peptoehlor Will absolutely cure Indigestion whether chronic or not, and remove mental depression, which in most cases can be traced to liN DIGESTION.

PEPTOCHLOR Gives Tone and Nerve Power. As a cure fur Indigestion and Mental Depressioo, PEARSON’S PEPTOCHLOR inis an unrivalled reputation of over 15 years. This preparation does not cure every complaint, but it DOES CURE indigestion, bein - a powerful aid to the digestive organs generally, and is compounded scientifically, with special ingredients which make it a great Nerve Tonic.; PEPTOCHLOR makes unsteady nerves steady, and cures the source of the trouble—lndigestion. On sale at all Druggists and Stores —3s tid per bottle. Wholesale Agents : SHARLAND AND CO., Ltd. Prepared only by Pearson’s Peptochlor Co., Dow Lane, London. TO THE BURGESSES. IT ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—In again soliciting your suffrages, I congratulate you on the marked progress which bus characterised GLborne and the surrounding distr cl. Further progression skou.d be our common aim, and this can best be attained by having our town as up-to-date as it is possible to make it as regards the health, comfort, and wellbeing of the community.. Fully appreciating the honor and the respons.biiities of the position which has been conferred on me by my fellow-burgesses, I have tried in the past to do my duty lo the people as a whole. I now respectfully ask for a continuance of your favors, and can assure you, if again returned, I will strive my utmost to deserve and retain your confidence. Yours faithfully, U. N. JONES.

BOROUGH ELECTION. TO THU ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF GISBORNE. 'IT ADiES AND GENTLEMEN, — I have the honor to offer myself as a candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming Borough election ; and, if elected, shall do my utmost to study the interests of electors and support all practical measures for the progress of the town. I shall strongly support a water and drainage scheme, as being essential to the health of the community. Better street lighting and maintenance is also neecssary, and 1 should support arrangements for obtaining metal from Ivaitacaiahi by rail. I am in favor of a bridge over the Taruheru river at the upper end of the town, thus connecting AYhataupoko and Gisborne. I should consistently see that each por- ■ tiou of 'ho 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 mo the honor to elect me 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, s respecuuny, JOHN COLLEY.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF GISBORNE. r ADIGS AND GENTLEMEN,— nt the forthcoming Election, I submit for your approval the following:—First in importance is water anil drainage. I favor Waihircre and Mr Mcstaycr’s scheme. With regard to bridges, rather than tamper with or widen the Tnruhoru bridge (which will require rodecking in a few years), I am in favor of tiic erection of a bridge at the upper end of tbu town. In dealing with tho question of road motel, I think a great saving could be effected by not only using river metal for side streets, but by tarring main streets one block at a iime, as funds will permit. This has proved successful in other towns where metal is loss costly. As to the butter lighting of the Borough, I think the best and most economical way would be for the Council to purchase the present Gasworks at a remunerative price. I will favor amalgamation with the suburbs, if shown to be for the general welfare, thereby securing increased representation in Parliament. These are, 1 think, the most important questions of the present time, and if you do me the honor to elect mo 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.

BOROUGH ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF GISBORNE, r 'ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I have the honor to oiler myself as a Candidate at the forthcoming Borough Election, and, if returned, shall do my utmost to conserve the interests of the ratepayers. •It will be my chief object to see 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 he 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, 1 shall fa\or the Waihirere scheme being adopted. I shall be a strong advocate for the better Lighting of the Boiough, and all matters calculated to bring Gisborne to tbc front rank O', colonial towns will have my hearty support. 1 am, Yours faithfully, W. WEBB.

SUPERIOR PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. “LILYDALE,” BRIGHT STREET _ GISBORNE. (Within three minutes’ walk from 1 Post Office.) TERMS: MODERATE MRS JOHN A, WEST TT'VBRYONB invited to inspect the Is and Jjj Gd Tables at “The Beehive" Fancy Dopot. Wonderful variety.