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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1003, 23 September 1903, Page 3

RATEPAYERS! REMEMBER,—THE HEAL ISSUE —ISWAIHIRERE DAM AND POVERTY (WITHOUT WATER.) V.

A FLOWING RIVER PURITY PLENTY POWER PROGRESSION DON’T BE FAINT-HEARTED, —BUT—STRIKE OUT THE TOP LINE.

RATEPAYERS I /CAPTAIN COOK landed in Poverty Bay Ootober, 1769, AND COULD NOT GET A SUPPLY OP PRESH WATER, If Captain Cook were to land this year (1903), and wanted a SUPPLY OP PUKE SPRING WATER, HE COULD NOT BE SUPPLIED.

TO-DAY You will have the privilege of giving the Council your VOTE. IN EAVOR Of a WATER AND DRAINAGE SYSTEM, Also,— IMPROVED ROAD WORKS. THE LOAN IS FOR £75,000£35,000 to be expended as follows : A WATER SUPPLY FROM WAIHIRBRE, oonveyed to Gisborne by a 12-inch steel rivetted main. £24,455 on a DRAINAGE SYSTEM. £IO,OOO on ROAD and FOOTPATH IMPROVEMENTS. £5545 TO REPAY OLD LOAN to Bank of Now Zealand. ALL FOR PROGRESS SHOULD—VOTE FOR THE LOAN, j. townley.

P. 6. TAILORING DEPOT. PILIP BURGH, IN taking over the above Shop, near Dr. Cole’s, Gladstone road, respectfully SOLICITS A TRIAL. Having been closely identified with the Tailoring trade in this district for many years, and being therefore well acquainted with its requirements, P.B. confidently expects a fair share of public patronage. A GOOD SELECTION OF TWEED§ ,TO CHOOSE FROM, 'At tbe P.B. TAILORING DEPOT, NEAR .THE FIREBELL, GLADSTONE ROAD. NOTICE OE REMOVAL.. JKEMPNEB, Tailor, has REMOVED • to Dunlop’s Buildings, Lowe street (one door before Hamon and Smith's), where he will be pleased to see his old customers, and BDy new ones that may come along.