TO THE ELECTORS OP THE COUNTIES OP COOK AND WAIAPU. JQADIKS AND GENTLEMEN,— In consenting to bo nominated as a candidate tor tho [vacant scat on tho Harbor Board, I do bo beoausc 1 fool we aro not getting value for our monoy which u being spent. . . With tho rapid growth of our distriot, an outer and doop-water harbor must be provided for in a vary few years, and with that obieot in view, every pound that aan bo saved from being Bunk in tho prosont primitive and temporary river improvement should bo saved for a moro useful and lasting work. In tho meantime, tho bast po.siblo uso should ba made of tho rivovnud a moro oconomioal way of ;keeping it opan should bo found. With that objeot, I favor a look on tho Turanganui (as already recommended to tho Harbor Board by a qualified engineer), in order that the water could bo lot go at low tide (when running out), so asj to assist in soouring the channel. 1 ulso advocate the favorable consideration of adopting a Banclpump in place of tho no-called gvao arougo, - John Town ley,” which, I fear, is grabbing moio rates than anything olao, for l notice that the waged alone for this dredge amounted last year to £Ol5 IDs Od without coal aud the cost of repairs (which aro cot specially recorded), but which would, no doubt, make a big hole in another £2OOO. , Last year’s rovenuo of tho Harbor Board amounted to £I2,GU4 12s 4d of whioh the Waiapu County directly contributed. £>"l4 3s Bd. Tako the rovenuo for the last six years, and it amounts to weft over £OO OUO whioh is all spent, with £30,000 of the original loan monoy, showing, thoroforo, that over £90,0i,0 has been spent by tho Board in the ast six y«arn. What is there to show :or if, anl how has it benefited us 1 searing in mind that our lightorago and vharfago charges aro greater now than beore a pound was spent on tho river works, v-hiob must have absorbed nearly as muon nonoy as would bo required, to provide us rith a doep-wnter harbor. I do not propose to malro any canvass oeond this address, but would ask all County nd Waiapu Ratepayers to make it their duty o go to the l-'oil on MONDAY NEXT, the th of Juno, and record their votes in favor f the candidate who they think, is beat able o assist, in curbing the present wasteful adliuistrntiou. I am, etc., w. DOUGLAS LXSNAB.
TO THE EUECTORS OF THE HARBOR BOARD IN THE COUNTIES OF COOK AND WAIAPU. AND GENTLEMEN,I am a candidate jjfor olootion to the vacant seat on the Harbor Board, and will, if elected, give my best attention to all questions requiring consideration, and support all thoso that may be bonodoial to the ratepayers of the Harbor Board District. Soliciting your votes on MONDAY NEXT, June sth. Yours Obodiently, A. H. WALLIS. COOK COUNTY council;.
nriENDERS, addressed to the Chairman, -A- will be received until Noon, FRIDAY, June 16th, for— Contract 129: Quarrying and Crushing Road Metal atPatutahl, for a term of from 2 to 5 years. Tenders to be on printed forms. Speoifioations at County Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. DeG- FRASER, County, Engineer. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, Ltd., Instructed by Mr NIXON, who has left the district, will Soli at their Mart, on SATURDAY NEXT— A HIGH-CLASS ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of— Flush Couch and Easy Cbairß Sideboard Corner Cupboards Cheflonier Book case Rattan Chairs Together with Kitchen Utensils and General Household Effects. y 7. A', HBANY, Auctioneer.
“THE GOVERNMENT BAND ACT, 1896, MENT ACTS, 1900.” VALUATION OP AND AMENDIT ia hereby notified that the Distriot Valuation Rolla for the Districts mentioned in the Schedule hereundor, will be open for publio inspection at the respective places named in the Schedule, from the 29th day of MAY, until the sth day of JUNE, during office hours. G. F. C. CAMPBELL, i Valuer-General. Valuation Department, Wellington, May 25th, 1905.
SCHEDULE. Name o£ District. Borough ol Gisborne Place of Decosit Borough Counoil Offices, Gisborne County Counoil Offices, Gisborne (County of Cook) Tolago BidiDg Ngatapa Road Dißtrlot Whataupoko do. Haiti do. Titirangi do. The date for receiving objections to valuations of properties in the above dlstnota is hereby extended to the sth day of JUNE.
TO BUILDERS. THE TIME for receiving Tenders for Business Premises, at the corner of Gladstone Road and Peel Street has been EXTENDED until 3 p.m. on TUESDAY, June 20th, 1905. C. TILLEARD NATUSCH, Arobiteot. FOVERTIY BAY ROAD BOARD,. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. AN Extraordinary Vacancy having oc curred by the resigning of two mem bexs from the above-named Road Board, an Election, if necessary, will take place on THURSDAY, 22nd June. 1905. NOMINATIONS will be received by tne undersigned at the Board’s Office, Makaraka, on THURSDAY, Bf.h June, up to the hour of twelve o'clock noon. . Nomination Forms may he ob.ained at A. Gray’s shop, or Board’s Office, Makaraka. ARTHUR F. CUFF, Returning Officer. Dated, Makaraka, June Ist, 1905.
E4.ST COAST MOUNTED RIFLES. fourth annual ball Will be hold in -JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE FRIDAY, JUNE 9th, 1905. C. HELLIER EVANS, ' Squadron Sergeant-Major, Hon. Secretary.
N Q T I a B, rimiß OFFICES and Warehouses! of I the undersigned •will he CLOSED ON SATURDAY,, 3rd Instant (Being Prince oi Wales’ 1 Birthday) l . N.Z. LOAN 1 AND MERCANTILE "AGENCY CO., Ltd. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, Ltd. DALGETY. AND CO., Ltd. MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO. THE DENTON HATS retain their color Buy one rom Coofce, Outfitter, Glad Btone Boad. ■^TTYOODS 1 Great Peppermint Cure, for W coughs and colds, never fails. Is 6d
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1470, 2 June 1905, Page 3
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