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Waikato Times, Volume XL, Issue 914, 26 January 1878, Page 3

l^w Ad^-ti-ements LEVY AND HIS COMPANY,, :_, i > < ■ - • ;„, ' i : H^MILTO^, rEBKUABY 1. OAMBRIDGE, FEBRUARY 5 "■ ' '!..,, .. . ... TO THE BURGESSES OF HAMILTON. A T the aolloi.auon of several friends, i_L I beg to offer my«e>f as a Candidate for therffice of Councillor at the forthcoming el. otibn. r^hojie to earn the con dence plaoed in me by doing all in my £>wer to futther the iuteresie of the strict I have lived in sb lon^. Yours faithfully, THOMAS JOLLY. ■ t •■ ■• • " .'• • ■' ; .'. • ' '■■ TO THi; BURGESSES OF HAMILTON. v ■■ ... . - ■' AS one of the earliest sett'era T beg to - inform you that lam a Candidate for a seat in,youi Counoil. In eoliotting your BUppprt 1 refer to my length of resi denbe and the uniformity with whioh I have advi^oated ev ry publio movement for the advanc ment of Hamilton, dating •13 cdnßecutiveteare, as some guar otee ibr the fn ure. • It would be o«elpB8 to ent r . into » d« tailed statement <f my views on all nrttrenlikelyror^figage the attention of W»e Council A g eat d« al of i' « buwn.."B will depend np f _ current events; but, I inay aaj' atUhiß jut'Ctiir^ thnt am in favor of ithe site of the Bririgbeim/ as ; near tbe old line of traffic, viz. tt e f ny, «8 praptioable, and hat i _ fav rabie to the pnasing of a bye-law r,y the Counoil dividing the town belt '©to swo intra ,mur 1 and extra moral bounda'i b— pertnitti g cattle, a« heretofore, t<» depasture on the latte*- under a ranger a_d proper regulationp, the feee acorni g being applied to the' gradual layiuu under trass that portion of the borough nearer the township. In 'all other bolsioess likely to. cemt under the control of the Coun< i I would generally advocate a spi'ited and litiera', hut not extravagant policy, ecnomyio carrying it out, open and fair o mpetition in pubho works, and a just distribution of improvements in proportion to funds Should you honor me by eleotin_ me one of yonr Giunoil I will do my beat to. continue . . to further tbe iut^reats and' prosperity of Hamilton, now an important , and flourishing Borough, and to justify { the contii ence you. epoße in me > „ < I am, Gentlemen, ' Your obedient servant, • : .-. R ,G BE_jle, MR C.S„ EnR.: ' Hamilton*, January 25 1878. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF HAMILI ON. I AM a Candidate for the (ffioe of Councillor, au<«, »f I hav^ tbe i-on r of being eleote.t, I will do my beat io merit th« confidence reposed in u>*. Th^ fin and m et important doty o* th« Borough Counoil, when elected, will be the erection of a Traffio Bridge to oonneot, in tbe moft central positior. the Wo parts ! of the Borough. Any oou.se which will have for its obj os h speedy undertaking and oompleoou of ti- is woi k will have my h-arty support. I would advocate and Bupporc the atricteet economy, oonsißtent with tffici it admmistra ion nf municipal tff«» is. and a fair distribution of the expendi ure' of , the Borough revenue on the vatious parts of the district. FRED. GAUDIN. Hamilton, Jatmaiy 26, 1878. TO THE BURGESSES OF ' ' IT APIEB, AND,GENTLKMEN,~I am JiJ a Candidate for your suffrages for E eoriqn to tbe oflßqH of C unoillorin tbe Borough Council of Hamilton. I apprehend that the duties I shall be called on to pel form will be purely of a busineea oharaeter, and, therefore, entirely hon-politio^h ' It is for this reason that I venture to solicit your soffrages. The main bbjebt' for whoth theue two township* of Hamilton East and Weat have been formed -into a Municipality was undoub'edly tbe facilities «hioh a corporate ody would P'ssess for raising funds to con»t uot a Bridge across the Waikato Ri?e» ">> connect tbe two centres of hnßlneßti.iThHt obj -ot I need hardly assure you will be my earnest en-'eavour to see sa/ii-fftotorily and ccom micaily carried odt. I Bbaii also usb any in fl ienoe I may p'BSees to in Ist that a fair, proportion of 1 the funds of the Borough b.-! expended npon opening up thu back streetßof bpthtpwoßhipß, in orri»-r that no man may Jb« taxed without receiving a fair return for b^s contribution to the public purse. Iu conclusion, I rely for abpport upon no particular daa^ of men, but choose rather to appeal to the whole of the community,, feeling certain that any at'empt to set class sgain«t o'ase on only result in confu«b_ and distett i 'O I the man who .would use euoh influences to secure bis return. I have the honour. Ladies and Gentlemen, To be your obedient servant, }bX\L I X *■"*•;«»• iv t-. «4- .-... .". . ... — : TO TIIE BURGESSES OF \ HAMILTON. r[ .-.■■; :■•■ !,->.) . =•.:•.;< Y A DIES AND GENTLEWEN,*-I &m J J a Candidate for the office of Councillor, ard reppeo* fully Botioit your support on the polling day. .i.A., 1 have the honor to be Your obedient servant, ■'■:'••';> v w- «>..:"■ Ji K. -MCoOOVALTI; . , BOROUGH OF HAMILiW. ' ELECTION OF COtTNOHLORS. TO THE BUBOFS*^ OF RF ;■ BOROUGH O HA IT TON. ■'■''■ _ ___ LM)IEB AND GEVTLVSIEW, T have the honour to bflfer-tnyei "S a Candidate for y.-ur suffragHS the for' -coming Election of Council ora for i the Borough of Hami ton If elected I shall do my be»t «o keep taxation as low as possible, having due .'regard to providing for all necessary requirements, and will see the funds fairly . nnd equitably expended. With regard to the Bridge it will be my best endeavour to see it emoted af soon as possible. e From al3 years' residence amongst you I may say that 1 have a fa'r knowledge of the rtq-iiremen'B of the Borough, d ana shall do my best for its interests, whioh are identical with my own. 'Again lolioiting the honour of . your votes, • i,. . lam, Ladies and GenHenien, , Your obedient servant, t J ***'; ( sobebt ii4sm ■