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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3197, 19 April 1911, Page 6

YOU LISE MUSIC ! THIS Latest Song, Orchestra, and Band (Zonoplione, Gramophone) RECORDS SOUND WELL on CHIIISP & SON’S “CINCH” “NEW CECIL” “MONARCH JUNRb” FULL OAK CABINET. How Would These Records Sound on Yours ? If you haven’t one of these Full-toned, No' Scratch) D ISC ]\/£ ach,nes For the Winter Evenings, HOW ABOUT ONE. NOW? PRICES FROM £4. E. CHRISP & SON. GLADSTONE ROAD. Sole Agents for the Gramophone Co. Ltd. (‘His Master’s Voice.”) HARBOR BOARD ELECTION. Ladies and gentlemen,— On the 26th of this month you will have the privilege of electing a new and enlarged number of members to represent you on. the Harbor Board. Having had a sat on the Board from its inception in 1882 to the present time, J iiave decided to offer myself for election to the new BpaTdis> If I have jpnj/confidenee .again,l now ask'-you to smnv df on the day of election by vote. If I am returned |to the Board it will be my endeavor Jp continue the improvement nowiShjfg well carried out by the new dredge Maui, stage of which should be near cojpfmuion in a few” weeks’ time, should have a channel free of rocks, of about 14 water, which 1 think you vjJJradmib will be a great iniprovc mgssfTand convenience to the this popf! Js we shall have to-®iccommodate iul shijjping in the present harbor forinany, sliould do' all- p river to the sistent with the revenue of the Boar< No rate should be collected, in fa< . none can .bo collected lor this work ;mi must be done out of rlvenue. J? The question of an (Inter Harbor jß’ill be brought forward fir the considiraation of the members, unit this question will require careful consideration Before it can be placed before tint electors to vote upon. _ \ / Again,, I beg to remind colors that it is votes tliat tell, and appeal^to all Electors for their consideration*- ’on the day of election. Jf Thanking you all for peek frtwrs, I remain yours, |ars to come, to improve tin Bible extent con' J. TOWNLEY. HARBOR BOARD ELECTION. TO THE PAYERS OF DUES. HARBOR of requ offer _ _ a number of shipping interests, myself for electhe Harbor CN ENTLEMENj At the those connected [ have decided t/, biou to represej Beard. w In my opinion tilie DLswict is not yet strong enough to bear Jhe heavy cost A an Outer Harboy, wijffi its attendant risks, and I consider Ujnt, in the time, Ave should.-pl.evtife onr energh making the best use of thejgij|ffesent plant, by means of the dp«fge (which 1 has done, and is excellent work) and by of th Breakwater a sp-Mcicnt distance to pop - teefc the GnMmce of the river—on Jne lines reeptmnonded by Mr. EnigmtiWr-in-Ohiof. I I § Should you do rrp the Timor toplect me, you may relyfon in rny power to better the londitions attendant on the 1 inding If cargo and passengers on thelwharf, as I think the present arrangements ar<y anytlliing but satisfactory ; and. in general, all" I to further your interests. Y’ours faithfully, A. S. WACHSMANN. ro THE HARBOR ELECTORS COOK COUNTY. ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,It will .be incumbent on you to ct Five Members to represent your crests at the new Harbor Board to elected on the 26th April. We offer i our services. We are agreed—rhat the Improvement jof the Inner .rbor should be Vroseciited the Maui, and/ by means withtlie disposal Jf fhat as other local rating is very ivy a Ha/bor Rate be oided. . _ Chat it if not in thef interests #f inty ratepayers that J heavy d>®t, its Concomitant^ incurred som</years, facilities for iping County produce being Jmple. ’hat, although it is. estimaped by le that an Outer Harbor ca®Jb# conevidence Haland harision that e correct acted for £300,000, •ived from other •s leads us to co' ,000,000 is g _ ’haVfmtil a pleat if ulisupfly of good within easw haiMagcllclistance is 'li the control of the ling\muft be ruin covered and is ird, harbor-bui! ly expensive. m „ ’hat there arf other,land perhaps ter and less 1 expensive Jfcfiemcs for an ;er Harbor than havefaft been pronded, and which ought to receive oils consideration before a final decii is arrived at. . 'hat it should be our aim, instead of reasing our liabilities, to reduce rfages and other dues on all oui I | Yours faithfully, T. HOLDEN H. KENWAY A F. MATTHEWS. GEO. WITTERS W. IT. TUCKER c

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