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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 77, 20 March 1908, Page 3

HEA TR E JJOYAL. SUNDAY, MARCH 21), TO APRIL 9. UNITED EVANGEUSTIO SERVICES To be conducted by the REV. JAMES FLANAGAN, Of London, Assisted bv MB. J ■ It • BXK P H ESS. SINGING EVANGELIST. UNITED PRAYER MEETINGS for above:— Presbyterian Church—MOXDAY, March 23rd. Whiteley Memorial—TUESDAY, March 24th. (Jill-street Baptist WEDNESDAY, Marcl 25th. Salvation Army Barracks THURSDAY, March 2uth. Queen-street Church— FRIDAY, Marrh 27 til. UNITED CHOIR PRACTICE— Queen-street Cliureli •THURSDAI', March 20th.

rpARAXAKI TEACHERS' PICNIC. x NGAIRE GARDENS. SATVIiDAY, -21st INSTAXT. Bring your Own Refreshments. Tea and Crockery provided. MAYORALTY ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF NEW PLYMOUTH. and GENTLEMEN, His Worship the Mayor, Mr. E. DockriU, having definitely decided not to seek re-election, I lieg to announce that 1 shall be a candidate for your suffrages at the coining election, and to respectfully solicit your support and influence, it'ours faithfully, EKED. C, J. BELLKINUER.

THE MAYORALTY. TO THE BURGESSES OF NEW PLYMOUTH. r AMES and UEXTLKMEX, —ilaviiif acceded to your request in placing my services iu your hand?, I feel that 1 have the time and the energy to fittingly represent New Plymouth. I have had some years of Municipal experience. I took it prominent part in placing the Borough loan proposals More the ratepayers, and worked Iwrd to carry the schemes in their entirety. When oa the Council I held tho position of Chairman of the Health Committee, the Baths Committee, and the Abattoirs Committee, and represented the Borough on tho Taranaki Hospital and Charitable Aid Board.

1 recognise iSew Plymouth to be one of the leading Boroughs in the Dominion, possessing many natural advantages; and 1 ain prepared to devote my attention to making New Plymouth ttiuit I think it ought to be—''the sear side ami health resort oi the North Island." A< a traveller 1 recognise 'he value of catering for the tourist tralHe, and much can be done in tliis direction by improving our environs and se.itront, which can be done with little cost to the ratepayers, liv the help or pub-lie-spirited citizens the work of improving and extending the Esplanade Iron the Te llenui lo the Breakwater could be carried out. This is a most valuable asset, and New Plymouth people do not realise the advantages we have to oil"!' to tourists and gentlemen desirous to settle in retirement.

Ke a Greater New I'lymouth: I hope to bliow the suburban districts that by joining the Borough they would be marching with progress, and that there would be many TieneliU gaiued by amalgamation. L nni not prepared to co;nmit the ratepayers to a further loan. I am decidedly ill favor of placing a larg.-r sum on tlxe estimates for the purpose of kerbing and channeling with concrete and making permanent footpaths in the Borough. lie the Electric Light, Water Supply, and Drainage: I know the Council gets attacks from many quarters. 1 am not an expert, but shall use common-sense in dealing with those matters. 1 have no axe to grind, but a desire to devote my time and energy to making the town attractive to the increasing population and the large influx of travellers; and, if elected, 1 promise to devote all the time and attention required of such a high position. Hours faithfully, G. TISCII.

TO THE CROWN TENANTS OF THli TARANAKI LAND BOARD.

LADIES and GENTLEMEN,-I have the honor to inform you that 1 am a candidate for a scat on the Land Hoard of the above district. As giving me exceptional qualifications for the position, I have had over twenty years' experience as a Crown tenant, including twelve years as an improved farm settler in the backblocks of Taranaki. I therefore understand the requirements oS the backblocks settlers as only those of experience can do. If elected, I shall use every effort in my power to sliow that your confidence has not been misplaced. I have the honor to be, Yours faithfully, JOHN SHEEIIY, Okau. PARIHAKA ROAD BOARD. APPLICATIONS for the Position if Clerk and Treasurer to the Board will be received up to 31st March. State experience and salary requirod. Conditions may be seen «it the office of this_ paper. J AS. YOUNG, Chairman. TO BUILDERS. FTENDER3 will be received at my office up to 4 p.m. on SATURDAY, March 28th, for the Erection of Additions to Residence for Mr. E. T. Morshead. FRANK MESSENGER, Architect, Devon-street. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. "VOTICE is hereby given that the sevcral parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought und«r the provisions of "The Land Transfer Act, 1885," and its amendments, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the sanw> within one month from the date of Gazette containing this notice.

Applications 1150 and 1151. Applicant, Anders Hagensen. Area, 10 acres 1 rood 11 perches and 3-10ths ol' a perch, parts of Section 31, Fitzroy District, Block 5, Paritutu Sur vcy District. Diagrams may be inspected at thi. ollicc. Plan 2515. Dated tbis lßtli day oi March, 1908. ut the Lauds Registry Oflice, New Plymouth. H. BAYLEY, Assistant District Land Eegistrar. FUR SALE, pTVE ROOJIED "HOUSE on one-eighth acre of land. The house is situated in a nice healthy locality, and is fitted with modern conveniences, including bathroom and detached washhouse, gas and water laid on. A nice home. Ownar selling on account of leaving district. Apply (JILJIOUR AND CLARKE, New Plymouth. 10-t-.c.

DREAMS! Y<'l' would never tlreum of tin- nou IlU's ymi i-iiu purchase at Yeale's Store. I indent JJ'ioiU of nuv (|i\alily Irutn I ncarh <'\'.'ry part »f the {,'loln 1 . .111-t liive lilt' il look ill. I Mill ill* pleased to >limv .VOII we 11 ii you ilu not buy. ami iiiori? pleased if yon ilo. C.i'l to-day. Wat'eli 1 liis space for .Novelties evi-tv montli. DKAb WITH VEALJi, TIIKATRK ROYAL, DEVON-STREET. 'Phone 100.