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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2061, 23 April 1907, Page 3

TO THE BURGESSES OF GISBORNE. Ladies and gentlemen,— 1 am n Candidate for u seat on the Borough Council. I Imvo always boon convinced tliat a Drainage Syst<!iu must necessarily follow the institution of a Water Supply, and if olected I shall heartily support any practical scheme that is within our means. I shall always he ready to support any project for the hotter lighting of the outlying parts of the Borough. I shall try to have the money available for roads and footpaths spent in such a way that all parts of tho Borough may have fair treatment. Any project that, in my opinoin, makes for the welfare of our growing town and district will have my support. Should you do me tho honor to elect mo I shall do my best to justify your action. Yours faithfully, E. IT. MANN. MAYORAL ELECTION. TO .THE BURGESSES OF GISBORNE. TN again acceding to the request -®- to contest the Mayoralty, I do so with feelings of great respect to the presetn occupant of the position (Mr. Townley), realising, however, at the same time, that our progress has been retarded in the past, and will continue to he retarded in tho future, by his attitude, thus making it very hard and difficult for progressive works and changes to he made on sound and prudent lines. ■ Shortly, I am stiongly in favor of an Outer Harbor, and consider that no time should ho lost in getting an Enabling Bill passed, and then, having Mr. Merchant's scheme placed before the people for their final approval or disapproval, so soon as it has been approved of, or modified, by tho Consulting Engineer. In tho meantime, I consider that 1 the expenditure upon the River works should he curtailed as much as possible, and that only absolutely necessary works should be done, in order to keep the river open and enable full use of it to he made. I consider that, with water, some economical and prudent scheme, of Sewage must follow, for the health and convenience of the public. A site should ho selected and secured for Municipal buildings, and a start made by erecting offices suitable for our present requirements, the offices now occupied being entirely inadequate,and without a fixed tenure. Better arrangements are urgently needed for Metalling our streets and footpaths. * Generally, my policy would he to see that the Borough and Harbor Board get good value . for their money, which, I regret to say, I do not consider they’ have always got i'll the past. It cannot ho denied that Gisborne is far behind all other places of equal importance in the colony of New Zealand in its improvements, and that it needs fresh and vigorous administration in order to bring it to a level even with places of less importance. I am , Yours faithfully, W. DOUGLAS LYSNAR. TO THE BURGESSES. -jT A DIES AND GENTLEMEN a A In again soliciting your support, I must congratulate you on the marked progress which has characterised Gisborne and tho surrounding district of late. Still further progress should lie our common aim, and tliis can bo best obtained by having our town as up-to-date as it :s possible to make it, especially in regard to the Health, Comfort, and well-being of the community. WATER SUPPLY.—This is now almost an accomplished fact, and '.t only remains for the Council to see that EVERY HOUSEHOLDER in the Amalgamated Borough is supplied with the water. DRAINAGE. —This question must be faced immediately. EIRE BRIGADE.—If clecotd, 1 intend moving to bring into operation the provisions of “The Eire Brigades Act,” and so place the local Brigade on a more satisfactory basis, and establish .Hose Reel Depots at West End, AVhataupoko, and Kaiti. Questions such as Metal, Gravel, Street Lighting, Sanitation. Charitable Aid, and other important matters of local concern will always receive my closest attention. - Having lived amongst you for some 30 years (practically all my life), I fully appreciate tho honor which has been conferred upon me by my-fellow-burgesses. I have tried in the past to do my duty to 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. WILLIAM MILLER. MAYORAL'ELECTION. IN compliance will tho expressed wish of a number of Burgesses, I again offer myself for election lo the office of MAYOR. Briefly stated, my views arc the following: WATER SUPPLY’.—I am nn-o xious to see this work completed. It promises to be a splendid success, and 1 shall deem it an honor t > fie your Mayor when the work is completed. With this out of the way other .pressing wants must he attended to, particularly that oi DRAINAGE. 1 am strongly of opinion that this must follow tho introduction of the Water Supply. Gisborne must keep up with the times, and the Drainage question must be faced. With regard to the OUTER HARBOR SCHEME, I ain emphatically in favor uf this, and if the passage of an Enabling Bill in the coming session of Parliament will give tho ratepayers an earlier opportunity of voting upon this scheme than otherwise, the Bill will have my hearty support. In asking the Burgesses for a renewal of their confidence in me, I do with the hope that my actions in the past have given satisfaction to you. I await the Election Day with every confidence, J, TOWNLEY. DALGETY AND CO LIMITED. STOCK, STATION, And SHIPPING AG If N T S. lload Office: 36 Bishopsgato Streot Within, London, E.C. Capital Fully Subscribed... £4,000,000 u„'i fi*. t- 1 nt\f\ nnn Capital Paid Up £1,000,000 Reserve Fund £137,000 Branches at all the Principal Towns in Australasia. ADVANCES MADE ON Approved Station Property. 'lssuing Clip of Wool. f won IVJ eat, And J 1 Colonial Produce. y t TINE INSURANCE Effected at Lowest Current Rates. '7 'ilpacks, Fencing Wire, and ,uJI Station Stores supplied. AGENCIES: Australian Mutual Provident Society (holds the world’s rocord for tho Largest Bonuses). Shaw, Wavill, and Albion Company to London. liuddart, Parker, and Co. Aberdeen Line of Steamers to Capotown and London. United Insurance Company, Firo and Marino. Fison's Sheep Dipping Powder (Trial Solicited). DoLisle and Luttrell's Painless Branding Composition. Graham’s Footrot Cure. Ocean Accideut Guarantee Co-op., Ltd. Bodmin Bros.’ “Parasitoscide” (sheep drench). Booth and McDonald, and Company. Booth and McDonald’s Sharpless Separators. Mills and Co., Ltd., Prairie S’ ’.te Incubators, etc. Stores and Offices: READ’S QUAY, GEORGE E. ELIOTT, Manager. ATAWHERO SALE NOTICE TO CLIENTS. THURSDAY, 25th APRIL THURSDAY, 2nd MAY l HUKSDAY, 16th MAY I’UURSDAY, 30th MAY i HURSDAY, T3th JUNE I'UU USD AY, 27th JUNE Sales commence at 11.30 Sharp. WILLIAMS and KETTLE, Ltd., N.Z. LOAN-and MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd., MURRAY ROBERTS and CO. The tologa bay saleyards CO., LTD. STOCK SALES. SALES of Sheep, Cattle and Horses will be held in tho Company’s Yards, fclauiti.. on the following dates: SATURDAY, April 27th. SATURDAY’, May 18th. Entries will be received by WILLIAMS and KETTLE, Ltd. DALGETY and CO., Ltd. MURRAY, ROBERTS and CO. COMMON, SHELTON and CO., Ltd. BENNETT and SHERRATT. N.Z. LOAN and MERCANTILE, Ltd. W. E. HOLDER, Secretary. GREAT CLEARING SALE. On account of Premises being Sold. R. AND E. PARKER. Only having very short notice to quit, the whole of their NEW and VALUABLE STOCK Must be Sold at a Great SACRIFICE. Come and Inspect. This is your opportunity. PRICES TO SUIT ALL POCKETS. Splendid value in Double-width Chiffon, Is 2d per yard; Doublewidth Dress Materials, from lid per yard. Coloured Silks, from is 2d per yard. Children’s Pinafores, from Is each. Children’s Drosses at all prices. Ladies’ Hats from 9d each. Things at your own prices. MUST BE CLEARED. LADIES I Don’t forget the address— R. AND E. PARKER. Firebell Housoj Corner Bright street and Gladstone road. WANTED. You Cannot Do Better Than Gc To WILDISH, SADDLER & HARNESS MAKER, Peel Street. New Saddlery and Harness Exchanged for Second-hand. East coast properties. w e havo several well-known Sheep Runs for Sale, partly improved, good buildings. Leasehold or freehold, reasonable Price and good ’ Terms. Full particulars at W. LISSANT CLAYTON’S Estate Agency. E Let Houses and Collect Rents. Several enquiries for good Houses to Rent. Inspect our cards or property lists. Information free. Civility and attention guaranteed at VV. LISSANT CLAYTON’S Estate Agency. 360 s tS Small Rental. Property partially improved in rising locality, £425, balance terms. Full particulars at AV. LISSANT CLAYTON’S Estate Agency. for long lease of 10 acres adjoining Sanatorium, To Puia Springs. A very suitable accommodation house site. For full particulars apply to AY. LISSANT CLAYTON, OR SALE, Cheap. Brand new ®- English Bike, free wheel,, two brakes. Been ridden twice, Price £ll. Easy terms 30s deposit, 30s monthly. Apply “CUTHBERT,” C/o AV. Lissant Cl ayton. USI-I FELLERS yequ ired. —AVe have nine sections (100 acres each) Mi x ed Bush 27s acre. —J. Peckover and Co., Land and Labor Agents. Tel. 211. WANTED— Boys and Girls Confectionery work. JOAVE Manufacturing Confectioner, borne. WANTED —A Competent Nu Apply immediately,- Alas Hotel. ANTED a ALA H I! IE!) COUI lor llokoroa Station. A: >3. .Stevens. Masonic Hotel, on 5 and 0 to-night. ANTED—Buslifellers, - Ni; girl, Housekeeper, I Help, Elderly Alan, Married Coi Nursery Governess, Cook-Gene Waiting engagements: Sta Hands, Alarried Couple, Plo man. Lady Help, Housemaid. PECKOVER AND CO,, next p t Library. ANTED —A Junior Clerk, some previous exper preferred. Apply Mating salary quired to G. O. I\, C/o Times Offi WANTED KNOWS. If you want a BICYCLE built to suit you. or Repairs executed to your entire satisfaction, try H. ANDERSON, CYCLE BUILDER, GLADSTONE ROAD -yy- ANT E D K N O AV N. Dnehess Pairs, Bedroom Sets, Cane Chairs, Combination Clients, Stretchers, Japanese Tables and Crockery. The Cheapest and Best at ATTAVOOD’fI, GLADSTONE ROADA AIERICAN And MILK Other SHAKE 1 ' COOL REFRESHING DRINKS. Made by an Improved Proeesp. No injurious gases used. AT THE SAVEETERIES. ’’’ANTED Room, who wants to a Boy for Jobbing Good chance for lad learn a good trade. Also a Bov for Office. Apply TIAIES OFFICE. WANTED, Builders and others, to come and inspect tlio finest Rijnu over landed in Gisborne now being discharged ex “Hawk,” for 11. J. Pcacocke and Co., Timber Aler(Raiit'S. Price defies competition. WANTED —Kitchen Boy, Boy to milk. Waiting Lady’s Help, AYaitress, three farm hands, two Cadets for farms. AlcLean and C. TO LET—Two Houses, 6 and 7 rooms.—Apply Chrisp and Coleman, Solicitors, WANTED. —Youths AA’ant AA’ork Fruit Farm, Boundary Riding, All classes Waiting. Airs. Cummings; Registry, 63 Queen Street, Auckland,