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Grey River Argus, 25 April 1911, Page 6

PUBLIC NOTICES. BOROUGH ELECTION. • TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH. Ladies and Gentlemen. — HA~ViNG acceeded to the numerous requests I have received, both verbally and in writing, to again stand for a seat on the Borough Council, I desire to state that it was contrary to my wish to again contest the seat. But seeing that I am at the present time a party to an action in regard to the rights of the Councillors to be heard at the Council table and not be prevented from expressing their opinion freely and openly, I deem it my duty to see the matter out. As this may involve con siderable discussion in future I, having talcen the initiative steps towards upholding freedom of speech to the people's representatives, am therefore desirious of supporting my own action and if you 'do me the honour to again elect me to a seat on the Council, I shall do my duty a? I have already attempted, and I believe successfully, to uphold the right »?- ainst wrongs which have existed hith erto. I will not venture to direct attention to what public duties I have performed except to say that in my two year's career now ended, I have always been at my post and have done what I could to set our municipal government in good order. That there is much more to do is at once apparent and the newly elected Council will have responsibilities thrown on them which they cannot shirk. Therefore a few experienced Councillors will prove of more value at this juncture than an entirely new Council. Thanking you, in anticipation, for your support, beg to subscribe myself Your most obedient Servant, . JAMES P. BIERNE. NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY GREYMOUTH DISTRICT ' TO THE ELECTORS OF THE .BOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH. Ladies and Gentlemen. — MESSRS JOHN TENNENT, W. J JOHNSON, GEO. SWEETMAN, T. V. BYRNE and J. JACKSON have been nominated for a seat at the Muncipal Council table-, and now, seek your suffrage. They are pledged to a platform which we main tain is economically sound, progressive and drawn up in the best interests of the Borough. We appeal, not only to the wage earners of the community for support, but to every honest citizen who has the welfare oi the town, and confidence in its future "at heart. The party stands for progress and prosperity. The choice is with you, the citizens. Polling Day on WEDNESDAY, 26th. mst from 9 a.m to 7 p.m. D. FORBES. Hon Sec. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF, GREYMOUTH. Ladies and Gentlemen, — I Have pleasure in coming before you once again as a CANDIDATE for a SEAT on the Borough Council. I feel sure that my actions during . the past term confidently warrant my doing so and if elected I shall do my best to promote your interests generally. Trusting that you will again honour me with you confidence. I remain, Yours Respectfully, E. M. .SHEEDY. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH Ladies )and Gentlemen, — I BEG to- announce that 1 have again been nominated for a SEAT on the Borough Council. 1 hjave had the honor of being one of your repre sentatives for the past six years, and trust that my actions during that time have met with your {approval. If you again honour me with your confidence I will endeavour to further the interests 1 of the Borough to the best of my ability. Yours Respectfully, D. SHANNAHAN. BOROUGH ELECTION. " TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH Ladies and Gentlemen, — I have again the honor to announce that I am a CANDIDATE for the Muncipal 'Election, and tiust that my actions during the nine yetrs I have represented you have met v,itii your approval. If returned I v;:ll continue to act for the welfare cf the town. i will have the pleasure of > addressing- the Electors of Blaketown and Greymouth before the election r-nd give my views on Municipal aiTi,irs. Yours 'Respectfully, JAMES KERR. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY SITUATE. AT NELSON CREEK. SIXTEEN MILES FROM GREYMOUTH. MR MICHAEL HEALEY has decided to retire from active work and offers his FARM of 410 acres, situate as above, for private sale. There are 300 acres FREEHOLD of rich heavy land, every acre of which is ploughable, the whole being subdivided into paddocks and 1 securely fenced. One hundred and ten acres L.I.P. nearly all cleared and' sown with English grasses. The property is conveniently situated to markets and is surrounded by five miles of county roads, and within one mile of railway station. It is no exaggeration to say eighty to one hundred cows could be milked off the farm during the season. Tht homestead is large and comfortably nrranged; all buildings such as les, cow byre and sheds are in order. Mr Healey has a CARRYING BUSINESS which brings in considerable revenue and will be sold with the above. The land is iknown to be highly auriferous, being in line with the oth er dredges so profitably worked on Nelson Creek. The bulk of the purchase money can remain on mortgage at 5 per cent. Mr Healey has accumulated a competency, and therefore .wishes to retire from active work. For further particulars apply to HENNIKER AND CO., Werita Street, Greymouth. Lanoy Agents. Upstairs McDomnell's Buildings. THE MASOOTTE STUDIO oain supply a first clae c PHOTO.