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r -o >s.“= = =-5 =-?=-*£. I GISBORNE ROUND. IMPOUNDED by Hunger, April II for THSRpuSsoru oif 'jMiblkrfotul: Onto- Chestnut, (■folding,**' iio visibl brand, white blaao do\vji«Jueo, non fore foot white, shod all.round, whit spots on body, sore buck. , |f not claimed"and expenses paid * TrrlHhe sold- in-the above-pound To Day (Wednesday), April 2ith, at I! l" 01 ’"' K. WILKINSON, ! Poundkeeper. BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION TO THE CITIZENS OE GISBORNE Ladies and gentlemen Owing to my health breaking down, and by the advice of my medical adviser, 1 am reluctantly ."obliged to withdraw my candidature , for the position of Borough CouncilI lor in the meantime, having decided :• to take a trip to Sydney to recoup 1 my health. I Some future time, health permit- ■ ting, I will again ask your suffrage, - and in the meantime will do all [ can to further the interests of Gisborne, f am yours very sincerely lAN SIM,SON SIMSON. TO THE BURGESSES OF GISBORNE. T A DIES AND GENTLEMEN,— -®-I I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for re-election to the Borough Council. If favored with a renewal of the confidence which for nearly 20 years you have reposed in mo as ono of your Councillors 1 shall continuously, while endeavoring to secure efficient and economical administration, conusteutly support a progressive policy suited to the growing needs of our town. I am in favor of: 1. The completion of the WaterSupply at the earliest possible date. 2. An efficient Drainage Scheme, to be undertaken at once. 3. Immediate and adequate provision for tho treatment of eases of infectious disease. 4. The expenditure at the West End, Whataupoko and Kaiti of a lair proportion of rates on Roads, Footpaths and Lighting. 5. Taking steps to secure better and cheaper lighting either by acquiring the Gas Works, or by the installation of an olectric system. G. An up-to-date Borough Tram service. 1 ask the favor of your support, and remain, Yours faithfully, J. A. HARDING. TO THE BURGESSES OF GISBORNE. Ladies and gentlemen,— I am a Candidate for a seat on the Borough Council. f am prepared if elected to do all in my power to improve the existing conditions of that body. My views on the subject of Drain-

age, Lighting, Roads, and Footpaths arc that wo should lost* no time in making such a change that would justify our claiming that we are no longer 20 years behind the times.

Any scheme, consistent with economy, that would in my opinion honefit or improve our Borough will have my support. If elected I shall endeavor to act with justice to every elector, and honor to

Yours faithfully. WM. J. BARLOW. TO THE BURGESSES OF GISBORNE. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, At the request of ;; number of residents I have consented to offer niy services to you on th: Gisborne Borough Council, and as I shall be unable to personally interview you before the day of Election, owing to my enforced absence from home, I desire to state that I am in favor of an economical scheme of drainage for the town, even distribution of the. rates upon footpaths and other neecssary works throughout the Borough and progress and efficiency generally as long as such progress is in keeping with proper economy. Finally 1 can assure you that if you do mo the honor to elect mo T shall use my best endeavors to serve you faithfully and well. Yours jsineoroly, ARTH UR WADE. TO THE BURGESSES OF GISBORNE, 1' ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— . I beg to offer you my services as a member of the Borough Council. I appeal to you on the question of sanitation. "Within a few months we shall have an abundant supply of pure water throughout the Borough, but, having broqglit -the water into the town, it will be necessary to carry it out again. Failing an efficient system of drainage the health-of the town will be a good deal worse thou it is at present, because every section will he swamped with water. 1 advocate that a scheme of drainage should he immediately undertaken to cleanse the town and abolish the present "abominable sanitary arrangements. The question of proper provision for cases of infectious diseases is also most urgent. Should you do mo the honor" to elect me I shall do my utmost to see that these matters receive prompt attention. Yours faithfully, J. AY. WILLIAMS, M.D.

M U NICIB Al< ELECT I ON. TO TUB BURGESSES OK THE BOROUGH OF GISBORNE. IN offering my services as a Councillor for a further term, T confidently refer you to tlic records ot the expiring term, and leave you to declar.e at the ballot-box whether or not I have endeavored to fulfil the pledge given to you two years ago, to work' honestly "and assiduously in the interests of the whole Borough. Should you doom that my past services entitle me to re-election, I shall leave no stone unturned to promote the progress of Gisborne. Briefly, my views of our urgent requirements are: l. The speedy completion of our Waterworks. 2. An effective, and up-to-date Drainage extending through the whole Borough. a. "When the J,oau for such Drainage scheme is being raised. J. am of opinion that a sum of from ten to fifteen thousand- should he added to tho amount thereof for Road Improvements. it being quite impossible to undertake men urgent requirements from ordinary revenue; sufd the great saving in maintenance of work once properly accomplished would, l am convinced, more than pay interest and sinking fund, and. thus result in a substantial animal saving. 4. The setting up of a Select Committee of the Council for the purpose of endeavoring to acquire the Gasworks, or, in the event of being unable to come to reasonable terms, the installation of a system of Electric Lighting. C. The erection of suitable !}•■- venue-earning Municipal Buildings. 11l conclusion, let me assure you you of my firm faith in the stability and future prospects of our town, : and my firm conviction tfuit, with increasing values and a prudent administration, all the above progressive improvements can he accomplished witp but a trifling increase (if any) of our present rate. Yours faithfully, JOHN SHERIDAN. April 20th, 1907,