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PUBLIC NOTICES. RE MR, LEWIS BROWN. rjTHE Relatives of Mr. Lewis Brown, late of Ormondvillo, are urgently requested to communicate with us early TO-DAY. DeLAUTOUR, BARKER, & STOCK. ELECTION NOTICES. MAYORAL I ELECTION. PUBLIC MEETINGS. MR. w.; D. LYSNAR will address the Burgesses from the “Herald” Balcony THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, at 8 o’clock, when Questions will be invited and facilities arranged for passing the same up the balcony. MR. LYSNAR will also Address the Burgesses on TUESDAY EVENING, the 27th inst., at 8 o’clock, at His Majesty’s Theatre. WM. F. CRAWFORD, Chairman of Mr Lysnar’s Committee. BOROUGH ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES OF GISBORNE Ladies and Q lemen,— If in your opinion my experience in municipal and business matters will be of any service- in the deliberations of the new Council, I ask you to vote for me. I am in favor of a Drainage Scheme suitable for the- requirements of the present population and that can be enlarged if required. I am ill favor of putting our footpaths in order and the better lighting of our back streets. When the present stringency of the money market is over, I shall he in favor of better, harbor facilities, the improvement of our rivers, recreation grounds, and the making and forming of our streets; also salt water baths for health purposes. : WE HAD BETTER LIVE WITHIN OUR INCOME AT PRESENT. Yours faithfully, lAN S. SIMSOX. BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF GISBORNE. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN.— JU As I am-sfes-ding-fur a seat in the Borough Council, and in doing so I wish to lay a few of my news before you. 1. I am in favor of an Up-to-date Drainage Scheme, on the same lines as advocated by Dr. Mason. 2. I am in favor of a Loan, to put all Streets in the Borough in thorough repair and make a permanent job ot same, and to earmark eaeli street, and not spend all the money oil Gladstone Road. 3. I am in favor of Better Lighting of the city and suburbs. 4. In facC, I am in favor of PROGRESS generally. When a members of the Borough Council I was instrumental in getting the following items carried: — Waterworks Loan Waterworks Contract Roebuck Road Bridge Roebuck Road Loan Tvaiti Footbridge Abattoirs. Hoping for your support on the 28th instant. - I remain, Yours truly, W. WEBB. BOROUGH OF GISBORNE. TO THE BURGESSES. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, jLJ 1. With much pleasure I liavo acceeded to the request contained in the ■requisition presented to me, and have been nominated for election to theCounifrh 2. I believe in building upon a sound foundaTTotf, and consider that the cultivation of such a spirit as will lead to “prido of place” being felt concerning Gisborne is to be encouraged, and whether elected or not, it will ever be my aim to urge /upon you the adoption ot those means which tend to health of mind and body. Recreation is as necessary to good'living as is work, and the promotion of beauty spots # in and about the town will not only increase our pride in Gisborne, but will cxeioisc an influence for good upon the rising community in our midst. 3. The. health of the community should be preserved (a) by the immediate carrying into effect of a drainage •scheme. This matter must be imperatively demanded by you. Drainago schemes of much .greater magnitude than any yet proposed in Gisborne have been successfully carried out, and, although the absence, of fall is a serious •item it is not an insurmountable obstacle,. (b) By a more frequent *cmoval of house refuse. 4, The safety and comfort of resists should bo. increased by the placer of more lights in the streets, (parnilar ly the back ones), and t* ie ioption, .concerning our roads, of those ethods which have brought the streets the cities of the Dominion up to eir present standard. 5 I have the welfare of Gisborne, and o well-being of its residents, at heart, am allied or hound to no party. Yours Faithfully, JAMES ROBERT KIRK.

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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2484, 24 April 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2484, 24 April 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2484, 24 April 1909, Page 1

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