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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1270, 8 February 1883, Page 3

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF GISBORNE. Ladies and gentlemen,—At the request of several Burgesses I am induced to offer myself *e a candidate to fill one of the vacant seats at your Borough Council and Harbor Board. I come forward as an independent Candidate, not under any tie or influence to any clique or private interest*.

My sole aim will be to further the progress of the town of Gisborne in the moat economic and substantial manner possible. If elected I shall work strongly against any proposition for any works, or appropriation of public money, that may tend in any way to further private interest*; and against any outlay in the formation of roads where the funds will not allow of tham being finished, as I knew from experience that such formation* are nothing mor* than a waste of public money. 1 shall always advocate any feasible plan for any water supply, and also any sanitary scheme that will improve the healthiness of the town. In fast, ladies and gentlemen, I shall always go straight for progression, coupled with economy. Hoping to secure your votes and interests, I am your obedient servant, DUNCAN HEPBURN. Aberdeen Road, Feb. 1, 1888. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF GISBORNE. Ladies and gentlemen.—Being again a Candidate for election to the Borough Council and Harbour Board, I place myself in your hands, and if you consider I have served you well in the past, please elect me again. I shill not make any pledges, but you may rely on my most careful attention being given to all matters affecting the Borough, and it will be my earnest endeavour to anticipate and guard our joint interests, and to act conscientiously irrespective of parties. There arc several matter* affecting your welfare I am anxious to see brought to a successful issue, such as a water supply, proper drainage sytom, increased harbor accommodation, and to utilise th* Foreshore in order to get a fair revenue from that source. I am, Yours Faithfully, 102 Wx. ADAIR.

TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE BOROUGH OF GISBORNE. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— Having been requested to be nominated for the office of Councillor for the Borough of Gisborne, I have mueh pleasure in acceding to the request, and will, if returned, as one of your representatives, endeavour to promote to the best of my ability, the interests of all classes alike, without partiality. — I am &c., 96 8. M. WILSON.

To the Burgesses of Gisborne. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—Having been requested by several of my fellow Electors to allow myself to be nominated to fill one of the vacant seat* in the Borough Council I now announce myself as a Candidate, and solicit your votes and support. If elected I shall do all in my power to further the interests of the Borough. — I am £c*. JAMES BROWN, 88 Engineer. MONEY TO LEND. THE following sumo to lend on First-class Freehold Security, at Current Rates. £450, £5OO, £5OO. M. J. GANNON, 496 Licensed Interpreter. Peel-stieet.

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