TO THE ELECTORS OP THE COUNTIES OP COOK AND WAIAPU. X ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— In oonaonting to bo noininutoil aa a candidate lor the ’vaoaut sont on the Harbor Board, I do bo booauao 1 feol wo nro not gotting valuo lor our money whiob i 3 boing spont. , With the rapid growth o£ our district, an outer and deep-water harbor muot bo provided lor in a very lew years, and-with that object in view, every pound that can bo saved from being sunk in the present primitive and temporary river improvement should be Bavod for a more useful and lasting work. In tko meantime, the boat possible use should b*> made of tho river and a more economical way of it open should be found. With that object, I favor a look on the Turanganui (as already recommended to the Harbor Board by a qualified engineer), in i order that the water could be lob go at low tide (wh«n running out), so asj to assist in scouring the ohanucl. X also advocate the favorable consideration of adopting a eandpump in pluoe of the so-called gruo drodgo, John Townley,” whioh, I fear, is grabbing rnoie rat.s than anything olao, for X notice that tho wages alone for thi3 dredg.' amounted lass year to £Ol5 10s 6d without coal and the cost of repairs (which are not specially recorded), but which would, no doubt, make Ia big hole in another £2OOO. Last year’s reveuuo of the Harbor Board amounted to £l2,Qii4 12s 4d, of whioh the Waiapu County directly contributed £914 3s Bd. Take the revenue for the last six years, and ic amounts to well over £6O 000 whioh is all spent, with £30,000 of »he original loan money, showing, therefore, that over £90,000 has baeu spent by the Bo.ird in the last six years. What is there to show for ii, an 1 how has it benefited us? boarirg in mind that our lighterage and wharfage charges are greater now than before a pound was spont on tho river works, j which must have absorbed nearly as much money as would be reqmred to provide us with a deep-water harber. I do net propose to make auy cinvass beyond this address, but would ac-k all County and Waiapu Xiatepayers to make it their duty to go to the Foil on MONDAY JMfc.XT, the sth of June, and record their votes in favor cf the candidate who they think is best able to assist in curbing tho prebent wasteful administration. I am, etc., W. DOUGLAS UYSNAB. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE HARBOR BOARD IN THE COUNTIES OF COOK AND WAIAPU.
L ADIEB AND GENTLEMEN,— I am a candidate (f° r election to the vacant scat on tho Harbor Board, and will, if elected, give my best attention to ell qnostione requiring consideration, and support all those that may be beneficial to the ratepayers of the Harbor Board District, Soliciting vonr votes on MONDAY NEXT, Juno sth. Yours Obediently, A. H. WAJLiBTS. COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS, addressed to the Chairman, will be received until Noon, FRIDAY June 1 Ceil, for— Contract 129: Quarrying and Crushing Road Metal atPatntab', for a term of from 2 to 5 years. Tenders to.be on printed forms. Specifications at County Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. DeG. PHASER, County Engineer. WILLIAM?. AND KETTLE, Ltd., Instructed by Mr NIXON, who has left the district, will Sell at their Mart, on SATURDAY (TO-DAY). A HIGH-CLASS ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of— Plush Couch and Easy Chairs Sideboard Corner Cupboards Cheftonier Book case Rattan Chairs Together with Kitchen Utensils and General Household Effects. W. 'A'. I lid ANY, Auctioneer. “THE GOVERNMENT VALUATION OF LAND ACT, 1896. AND AMENDMENT ACTS, 1900.” IT is hereby notified that the District Valuation Rolls for the Distriots mentioned in the Schedule hereunder, will be open for publio inßpeotion 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. O. CAMPBELL, . Valuer-General. Valuation Department, Wellington, May 25th, 1905.
SCHEDULE. Name of District. Place of Deposit Borough of Gisborne Borough Council Offices, Gisborne (County of Cook) Tolago Biding Ngatapa Boad Distriot County Counoil Whataupoko do. Offices, Gisborne Kaiti do. * Titirangi do. The date for receiving objections to valuations of properties in the above districts is hereby extended to the sth day of JUNE. TO BUILDEES. THE TIME for receiving Tenders for Business Premises, at the corner of ! Gladstone Koad and Feel Street baß been EXTENDED until 3 p.m. on TUESDAY, June 20th, 1905. 0. TILLEAED NATUSCH, Architect. POVERTY BAY ROAD, BOARD,. ' EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. A N Extraordinary Vacancy having occurred by the resigning of two mem "beis from the above-named Boad Board, an Election, if necessary, will take place on THURSDAY, 22nd June. 1905. NOMINATIONS wjll be received by the undersigned at the Board’s Office, Makaraka, on THURSDAY, 15th June, up to the hour oi twelve o’clock noon. Nomination Forms may be obtained at A. Gray's shop, or Board’s Office, Makaraka. ARTHUB F. CUFF, Returning Officer.
Dated, Majraraka, June Ist, 1905. Wm EAST COAST MOUNTED RIFLES. FOURTH AMHUAL BALL H IS Will be held in MAJESTY'S IHEATBI On FRIDAY, JUNE 9th, 1905. G HELLIER EVANS, Squadron Sergeant-Major, Hpn. Secretary. NO T I C 33. rr'll i 33 OFFICES and Warehouses c JL the undersigned will be ‘ CLOSED ON SATURDAY,, 3rd Instant (Being Prince oi Wales' Birthdayi) N.Z. LOAN' AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. ; Ltd. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, Lb DALGETY AND CO., Ltd.' MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO ~ NOTICE. THE PREMISES of Messrs Comm< Shelton and Co., Ltd., will be OPEN IN ALL BRANCHES ON SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1471, 3 June 1905, Page 3
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