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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2486, 27 April 1909, Page 1

ELECTION NO i ICES. MAYORAL ELECTION. PUBLIC MEETING. R. W. D. LYSNAR will address the Burgesses THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, tho 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 gentlemen,— I am seeking re-election as a. member of the Borough Council. I have for the past two years served you to the best of my ability, and think that the experience thus gained, and the fact that being now free from active bueiriss, Would enable me to faithfully carry out the necessary duties during the coming term. • DRAINAGE is, I think, a matter of urgent necessity, and in the interest of Public Health and the fair fame of our town, MUST NOT BE DELAYED. I approve of and hope that the schemes now to be submitted td experts will result in such recommendations as will enable tho Council at an early date to place Loan proposals before you for a Sound, Economical, and Efficient Drainage System. I am in favor of Permanent Street Improvements, Extended Recreation Reserves, Improved Lighting, and all Sound, Progressive Movements. If my candidature meets with your approval, I shall be pleased to have your support on WEDNESDAY NEXT. Yours faithfully, WILjjiAM PETTIE. BOROUGH ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF GISBORNE. Ladies and gentlemen I beg to offer inyeslf as a ean--lid ate for the office of Councillor in he coming Election. I consider this is a critical stage m he adininistraton of local affair's. Viewing the rapid strides the t-own aid district are making, it requires our post careful and well-considered efforts o set affairs on., a broadb and sound working basis, without increasing the mr dens of the Ratepayers. SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE. I lon’t think drainage has received as nuch attention as it should, and the ewer ago scheme is being practically eported on at present; but I will trongly advocate both, if within our inanccs. I must point out that these luestions require ifco be decided at the ,01l when the (Council .pick the most fficient schenies;ahd place the loan pio>osa Is before the people. ROAD AND STREET LOANS—A iv iroposal to borrow for Road and street ormation should be for the whole Boriugh intact. The present efficient mahinery for handling, carrying, an oiling metal should be kept employed, md the urgent requirements of the tack streets carefully attended to at 'ace . „ , , LIGHTING—Morc satisfactory ligntng of the suburbs would have my close ittention. , , RECREATION—I am a strong advocate for suitable breathing and lealth resorts in tho Borough, espccialy the Kaiti Hill, which lends itself so idmirably to the position of an ideal >ark, commanding a most interesting Assuring you of my very best atten,ion to every question where your interests and the good of the town and >eople are concerned, I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, F. HARRIS. ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. rO THE BURGESSES OF GISBORNE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN—I bog t to offer myself for your suffrages is a Candidate for office as Councillor it the coming election. I am in favor of an up-to-date sewerigo and drainage system being adopt>d for the Borough, and that a suffilient amount be borrowed to lay down lormanent Streets in tho whole Boi " >u»h. I am also in favor of taking Ivor the Gasworks on favorable terms, vhich would mean, amongst other advantages the better and more ccononical lighting of our streets.; Being a resident in the. district tor 14 years, l feel I can confidently offer ny services to the place where all my ntorests are centred. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, • JOHN MAYNARD. BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Should you do me the honor to dect me to a seat on tlie Gisborne Borough Council, I shall advocate tho Better sanitation, maintenance or streets, and improved lighting. No further borrowing until we ,n a more equitable system of ratand towards that end I .shall urge [proved values as the basis of val-* >n for the Borough. The Borough to take! control of Gasworks and Tramways, when tho aridves for the last-named. A fair rate of wages for services Fresh and saltwater baths and uate recreation grounds for the The' locking; of the rivers, and *4iieans tending to the beautifying to town. ■\ a ■ " ' . . I shall do ray best to administer 3y-laws of the Borough to the best litage of all interested, ;and allothe funds available in tho fairest bio manner. .~ I belong to no party. Yours sincerely, W. J. P. GAUD IN.