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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2490, 1 May 1909, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. GISBORNE BOROUGH ELECTIONS. ELECTION OF MAYOR. AT a Poll taken on WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth clay of April, 1909, for the Election of a Mayor of the) Borough of Gisborne for the ensuing year the following votes were recorded:— LYSNAR, William Douglas ... 1230 MILLER, William ... ... 934 Informal ... ... 24 The majority of votes having been recorded in favor of William Douglas Lysnar, I hereby declare him Elected as Mayor of the Borough of Gisborne for the ensuing year. H. M. PORTER, Returning Officer. Gisborne, 30th April, 1909. ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. 515 815 879 1150 400 295 450 1179 1221 842 660 A T a Poll taken on WEDNESDAY, C\ the 28th day of April, 1909, for he Election of a Council of Nine Mem)er« for the Borougli of Gisborne, the ollowing votes were recorded’ BROWNLEE, Herbert John ILAYTON, William Lissant 10LLINS, Janies Clive SARTON, George Edward IeCOSTA, Herbert Hyam xAUDIN, Walter James Payn TALL, John Henry' TARRIS, Francis Robert CIRK James Robert JAYNARD, John JILLER, Henry ... ••• --- NASMITH, Matthew Gray (junr.) 428 J ETTIE, William SAWYER, Arthur 799 SHERIDAN, John 674 SIMSON, lan Simson ... ••• 294 SMITH, George _ ... - 1089 SOMERVELL, John 1073 VEBB, William 773 YHINRAY, James ••• Informal ••• •••■ 110 Tlie highest number of votes .having men cast for the following Candidates, lamely, Kirk James Robert, Pettie Villiam, Harris Francis Robert, Dar,on George Edward, Smith George, somervell John, Collins James Clive, Maynard John, and Clayiom William hesant, I hereby declare them duly Sleeted to form the Borougli Council >f Gisborne for the ensuing term. H. M. PORTER, Returning Officer. Gisborne, 30th April, 1909. BOROUGH ELECTION. Ladies and gentlemen,— I thank all those who worked md voted for me at Wednesday’sEleo ,ion. and trust that on some future >ceasion I may have the ormortunity to .erve you. ; Yours sincerely, H. J. BROWNLEE. BQjROUGH ELECTION. VISH to thank all the Ratepayers _ and Householders who recorded . votes (unsolicited) in my favor' at ‘ y’s Poll. ' HERBERT H. DeCOSTA. GISBORNE OIL COMPANY. PAYMENT of Call to be made TO-DAY (SATURDAY), at the otary’s Office. T . ADUR Secretary. LOST. T—From Whangara, LIGHT DRAUGHT BAY MARE, uni, branded like spur on shoulder, lation leading to recovery re--1 A H. WALLIS.

TRESPASS NOTICE. Trespassers with Dog or Gun on my Property, known as Rimuroa and Pouawa, nail be PROSECUTED. - v T. HOLDEN. TRESPASS NOTICE. on Repongaerc Sta--1 tion will be PROSECUTED. TV. Iv. CHAMBERS. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO Cl ATI ON. AN Invitation to Men.—Visitors to tlie/ town /will be cordially welcomed at tlie STRANGERS’TEA. to bo held >at the new Rooms, TO-MORROW AFTERNOON at 5.30. A meeting for men will be held at 8.30, at the conclusion of the Church services. ST ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. UNDAY, 2nd MAY, 1909. 11 a.m., “The Church of the Living God.” ' 7 p.m., “A. Great Man Greatly Desponding.” Preacher: Rev. William Grant. Soloist: Mr. Hugh McClymont. ualterly Collection for Building Fund. Public "Works Office, To Karaka, April 23rd, 1909. FENDERS will bo received at this office until Noon of MAY 22nd, 909, for the erection of a Courthouse fc "Waipiro Bay. , . Plans arid specifications may bo seen t Police Station, AVaipiro Bay, Gc>vrnment Buildings, Gisborne (Native •ourt Room), Post Office, and t this office. , ' . C. E. ARMSTRONG, Resident Engineer. n ri T CALLS your attention l .U.jj. to i-acre (well laid t) and seven-roomed Dwelling ; cenally situated, Whataupoko.—Apply, G. Lawless, agent.