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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2441, 4 March 1909, Page 1

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE LICENSING DISTRICT OF GISBORNE. Ladies and gentlemen— As objection seems to have been raised' to the nomination of candidates to the Licensing Commitrtee other than those agreed upon between the No-License party and the Licensed Victuallers’ Association, it 1 is necessary that I, as a candidate,, should explain why I consented to my. nomination and the objects I have in view in putting myself forward for election. They are as follows: 1. My purpose is independent of party or individual. 2. I fail to agree with the direction of any party to the main body of elecI tors as to who shall constitute their representatives. 3. I fail to agree with the carrying out of any settled policy, the details of which the electors at,large are not thoroughly acquainted with. 4. I fail to agree with any policy which has lor its object the permission of matters to remain as they are. I therefore advocate my policy as follows: 1. i want,, if possible, to see the solemn pledges that have been made .to improve hotel accommodation earned into effect. 2. I want, if possible, to see the accommodation and management of hotels, in the interests of boarders and travellers, receive more attention than is devoted to the bar trade. 3. I want, if possible, to see many ; details attended to that have hitherto been neglected, except in a few in- •; stances, viz., lire escapes, suitable housing of employees, etc. 4. I want, if possible, to remove 1 all ground for complaint from those 1 who use hotels for their legitimate purpose other than to obtain liquor. 5. I do uot, if possible, wish to in- : tsrfero with the already settled policy as to the hours of closing, and the granting of temporary permits to sell liquor. If the importance of the above objects is apreciated by the electors, as 1 am sure it will "be by those who have to use hotels when away from home, I may confidently expect to hear no objection raised to the cost of election, which, after all, is not a valid objection when a question of. principle ls involved. 1 remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, JAMES CLIVE COLLINS.' IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE ESTATE OF DANIEL. O’HARA, OF WAIHUKA VALLEY, LABORER, DECEASED. IT is requested that all amounts payable to this estate be paid to H. C. JACKSON, Esq., agent of the Public Trustee, Gisborne, or lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee’s Account at any Postal Money-order Office. All Accounts AGAINST this estate may be rendered to the Agent of the Public Trustee,, as above, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 31st day of March next, on the printed forms, which, can be obtained for the purpose from any of the Agents of this Office. Any account not sent in by the day named may be rejected. J. W. POYNTON, Public Trustee. Public Trust Office, Wellington, Ist March, 1909. GENUINE CLEARANCE SALE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC REQUISITES. SAVING decided to relinquish this . part of our Business,, and to lake room for New Stoc J k of Fancy oods shortly to arrive, we Offer for ale for ONE MONTH ONLY at Costrice and under: — 46 CAMERAS, ranging in value •om os to £ls 15s. £3OO worth of HOLOGRAPHIC SUNDRIES, also nearly new Eox TYPEWRITER amo as adopted by Postal Departicnt). Note Address— FROMM’S BOOK ARCADE, Opposite Union Bank. ' OW PRICES mako hard times J easy to bear by wearing our nldr-made Suits, prices 35s to 70s.— at Hooper, McKee’s Building. IAME OLD SHOP, Drey Street, for 5 Royal Academy reproductions, il and Water Colors, by English and ew Zealand artists. —Kelley and irker. PICTURES and Picture Frames. Mouldings, Artists’ Materials, Mounts ,Glass, at bedrock prices, Kelley and Parker’s. PORTRAITS can be Lad in oils, crayon, Indian ink, or water colors, and finished in the most artistic style. Orders received through post or personal application at Kelley and Parker’g. CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE ACRES FREEHOLD Patutaihi. 12 acres flat land. REE-ROOMED COTTAGE, subdisd into 5 paddocks. PRICE —only per acre, on terms. D ACRES FREEHOLD, Patutahi, j with good 5-IIOOMED HOUSE outbuildings; well watered; subded into 5 paddocks. PRICE — per acre, on easy terms. 3 ACRES, Makauri flats, with 5-ROOMED HOUSE, large juildings, cowbails, etc. - Will sell £SO per acre, lease 5 years with pulsory purchasing clause- Det of £3OO and 5$ per cent, on bale. A real good chance for man i moderate Capital. CHAS. BUSCKE. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, LOWE STREET, i