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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 119, 31 May 1876, Page 4

TOWN BOARD ELECTION. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF CARLYLE. GENTLEMEN,— As one.of the three members of the Town Board retiring by rotation, I beg. most respectfully to inform you that I intend to seek the honor of re-election at yoilf hands. During my past short career as your representative, I have faithfully cos charged my duty, and, I may say, have never been absent from any meeting of the Board. The fact that 1 have a large stake in the township, and that all my business lies here, may be taken as substantial guarantees that I will, in case of re-election, do all in my power to forward its best interests, for in studying them, I am studying my own, and with the progress of Carlyle, my success is completely identified. If art earnest desire to do my duty impartially, without fear, favor, or affection, bo a passport to your confidence, I may rely on your support, I pledge myself to so act, and should I fall to fulfil that promise, I will, on beingcalled on by a majority of the ratepayers, at once resign my trust into your hands I have been a resident amongst you between eight and nine years, and during that"time you have had an ample opportunity of judging me. I hope that the opinions you have formed are favor, able, and that at the coming election you will place me once more in a position to serve you, and again return me as a member of the Town Board of Carlyle. I am, Gentlemen, Yours most obediently, S. TAPLIN. Carlyle, May 23, 1876. CARLYLE TOWN BOARD ELECTION. HAVING been requested by several Ratepayers to become a Candidate at the forthcoming election, I may state that my services will bo at the Ratepayers’ disposal. WILLIAM DALE. Carlyle, May 22, 1876. GAZETTE NOTICE. FOOTPATHS TO BE PROCLAIMED, Superintendent’s Office, New Plymouth, 20th May, 1876. IN exercise of the authority given by an Ordinance of the Superintendent and Provincial Council of Taranaki, intituled, “ The Municipal Police Ordinance, 1872,” I, Frederic t Alonso Carrington, Esquire, Superintendent of the Province of Taranaki, do hereby give notice and declare that the undermentioned Footpaths shall henceforth be deemed and taken to be Public Footpaths within the meaning of an Ordinance of the Lieutenant-Governor of New Zealand, and of the Legislative Council thereof, -intituled, “An Ordinance to provide for the protection of Footpaths in the Colony of New Zealand,” and shall be protected accordingly. Footpaths in the Town of HaWkrA. The Footpaths are 14 feet wide, and start on the south side of the main road* at the north-west co-ner of section N<. 11 ; then in a straight line, 15 chains long, to the north-east corner of section No. 14, and.then in a southerly direction from the last-mentioned point in a straight line, 6 chains long, to the south side of the Bank of New South Wales. Town of Carlyle. The Footpaths on the north side of Leiccster-street, from Taranaki Road to Deyon-street, of the width of ten leet. FRED. A. CARRINGTON, i Superintendent. TENDERS. TENDERS will be received at this office until SATURDAY, the Si’d June, at 4 p.m., for FELLING Three Miles of BUSH, 2 chains wide, and clearing Cart Way 15 feet wide, on the Ball Road. Specifications can be seen on and after Tuesday, the of 23rd May, on application. W. COWERN, Provincial Government Agent. NOTIC E. THE late members of the undermentioned Corps are requested to return their arms and accoutrements to the Block house, Hawera, and to the A.C. Station, Wairoa, on or before the sth June next. Any member not complying with this order, will be proceeded against according to the Act:Hawera Light Horse Volunteers. Wairoa Rifle Volunteers. H. F. TURNER, Major Commanding Patea District. TENDERS WANTED by the undersigned for the REMO VAL of the EGMONT’S BOILER, at ■ present lying at the Patea Heads, to Wanganui JOHN DUTHIE. Wanganui, May 26, 1876.