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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1436, 22 April 1905, Page 3

St. Andrew’s Church Services.—Tomorrow (Sunday) : Morning, sermonotte to children ; subject of aormoD, “ How God and man are reconciled ” ; evening, subject of lecture, 11 Waiting for the verdiot,” Young men and ail strangers in town most cordially invited.—Rev. James G. PatersoD. Wesley Church Services.— Sunday: 11 a m., Mr W. Prazer ; 7 p.m., Rev. G. Hounsoll, subject, “ Why Chrißt rose from the dead ; ” 11 n.m. Waihuka, and 3 p.m, Ormond) Rev. £J. Hounsell.

Gisborne, ■West End, April 20,, 1905. ; EAR SIR oc MADAM,-■A-P (Aia Ji wpiuiW esteem it a high honor So be one of, y,oiuo repxcsentativ.es in the 'Borough Council about !tq he elected, I bog ip remind, you (that I aui a candidate at the Election to bo holdi OM .Weiinesjcfay; nest, the 26th inst.. ' Whatever doubts may. be entertained .with regaifd to,the present si.ty; for, a practically; inexhaustible water supply, there can scarcely) be any difference of. opinion as it o fbhe absolute 'necessity of chop sing as your rep.resentativ.es men of business ability to, supervise and control' the expenditure of the large amount that will have to, be paid o.ub ‘[during the next few, years,, and that intelligence energy, and ability, should, be indispensable qualifications of successful candidates.;

I am deeply convinced that all excess in expenditure over actual necessities is to be avoided, and that swellnecessary expenditure of all borough revenue should be fairly and equitably distributed, 1 have no dosirc, an'd am under, no obligation, to stick to the groove which certain of our Councillors have adopted to reject 'ALL reform, neither ■am I inclined to agree' with the “new blood ” ~ reformers, who can recognise no in those Councillors who have giiven much mental and physical the service of the borough ; in outer words, X fully, recognise that the highly able services of some of o.ur Councillors are deserving of every recognition ; hut, with all duo deference, contend that certain portions of our borough have been overlooked in the past, and now that the boundaries have been enlarged by the inclusion of Kaiti and Whataupoko, it is all the more imperative that there should be no favored v corner,, l ’-’ and that certain reforms in, and modification of, ■borough administration are essential 1 . If elected, I shall take my stand between the two contending factions’, neither agreeing with the “ standstill jpolicy of those objecti-ag to progress, nor" with the reckless expenditure and borrowing policy of the more rabid new blood ” reformers. Further, if you do me the honor of election, X shall earnestly endeavor to faithfully fulfil the duties of a useful Councillor by standing uo for your rights,’ and, above all, shall endeavor to obtain for West End, Whataupoko, Kaiti, and •Victoria, an equitable participation in benefits -accruing from expenditure of Borough funfd-s, and on no account shall I sacrifice principles to gain ■popularity. lYours faithfully, 'JOXtN SXIBRIDAN.

CAiRTINC. S T O RE S * ETTLERS ara earnestly, rogues &- eU to, do their Carting- JOT ONCE, while the roads- are good. W. H. TUCKER (For CoQk County Council). TO BUIUDBa3. TSNDEBS are invited for Building a Private Bar and making other alterations to the Turanganui Hotel. Tenders close on at Noon. Specifications can gapui Hotel. WEDNESDAY NEXT, be seen at the TuranC. LOMAX, Proprietor-

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