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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3203, 26 April 1911, Page 7

•IE ri-‘ in I t<Mlay one bridge can be replaced by a: other without the slightest interrupts in the traffic. My remarks on ■ tl Kaiti bridge. I consider almost : equal] ap plica bio to the Whataupoko bridge. ELII'QIRIC LIGHTING.—Most r< the pUvut is already .ordered. If electee I shall use my utmost endeavors for a early completion, of the scheme. HOADS.—Our irdads are at preser in a most deplorable state. elected; .exert my utmost endeavors t sec that,the Loan moneys economically expended, a Road works paid for by shall be of a truly pe GENERAL. —Prior the Loan, set opposv much un '* and nowj firmed ter reqtfire: read jus self tol to dious liable' ar that a n jnoney .ure. raising o he amount items wer r Miairchant y ; I am con 'whole mat Consideration an< elected, I,{jjfedge my to arrivi of the diffi at a satisfactory sol culties new so app; I believe thalyfiF’ Mr. Paterson w< have a most energetic, and com scientious qpcer, and 1 that in' order tc obtain tlie : ’,best results of his professional ability and experience, he should be interfered' with l as little as possible in the carrying out of his various duties. In conclusion, I would;' exhort every Burgess, to exercise his or her vote, whether the same is to be cast for or against me. If I am elected, I fllall leave no stone unturned to merit fdbur support and confidence. On the other hand, if you decide to,return mjr opponent, I shall ever continue tg t interest, which I conceive of every Ratepayer, in Gisborne. I am, Yours faithfully, JOHN SHERIDAN. e that duty ess of

3 TH E E BOROUG TORS OF T F GISBORNE. S AN EiSTLEMEN, pectf reqi Prt fort of mm uncil rori do otio star as atrs our pr wh de till er I n; the self entirely in your 1 am, - Yours faithfully WILLI able you to led to your, ufe. Placing Tag/? rndsliy, pettie BOROUGH ELECTION TO THE BROUGH ELECTORS. NTLEMEN,actions . in r e met with yf oh pleasuer of yoi ADI AND my ougK Coun pa I ha mtin 1 toap roi sup hie d in tlie 000 du at the ical ed in our at K poncy Ib# you l reel it neyis econoaccordance with n the poll. While, subject I Aay tliat the. ministration of iwe-nJBt 6 mon not my approval^ The head fjhe Scheme should rectifiedrat once, the Sewage Scheme n(rcst be pushed along and soon as possible, and all other airfrorised works should be proceeded with with despatch. Yours faithfulv. F. HARRIS. TO THE BURGESSES AND RATEPAYERS OF GISBORME. ms an pe an ou th the gi es&ve W >rb h er e: :pe lsiv I you dt-u ate for oard do mist: ion that for Su agai Engm (6) lADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— At the .request, of a number of Ratepayers in the district I hare the honor to offer myself as a Candidate at the next election to be held to-day, the 26th for Borough representation on the Council and Harbor BoartLsespectively. As a candidate for _on the Council,..l the ■ following policy .Purifkmion. of the Town Water Supply expenditure on the head wods; (2) equality of loan_exBorough and urbs ; of our pr< EiectJfc Tramway. Sch< of Metal bv raalas. waggqil assistance as sismnce Jt> our present Bftheife under hil emplo, fence Jof action, If reed' [votefm d< ». on ■onsider sismpiently pro■umomunerative aracterised an jiistrftjEkui. erefoyafc'.ocate the fol-; —(f) A Kuarded expenresent, inadequate facili tiSs f f (2)*an early , polic® framed fiiraj solution to thft f'Outer _ scheme by popul ar/refependum^(3) policy of tariff npro favorable., to: exporter aW^inujprter; (4) a policy aimed at the of a remunerative Municipal Lighterage Scheme; (5) magf adequate provision for storing, and information cargo,. than at present exists; (6) more adequate provision meet the increasing demands’ll present passenger traffic. In offering myself as a for your suffrage, I feel that conscientious work has up to the present characterised mv efforts in local politics, and should you deem me worthy of trust you may he assured of a representation which up to the present has been noticeable for independence of speech, action and vote. - r ' . - - Yours faithfullv. < J. cirfVE COLLINS 1 TO THE BOROIfGH s T D cm In ive 3 rogr^ ' (ung his o|portj ore y 1. You have a ■ipal works to b ES OF THE ISBORNE. iTLEMEN, — If before you as a /Candidate for •ction, I take my views berhorised certain municarried ouit, and have arrowed a sum/of money to cover the ost of completing these works. If it (lease® you to MjW me to your Council will do all inJ&jypgwer to enforce the ompleition of tmag#works without any [ivergence plans upon which r ou aoney, and thafi'the sums allotted to he several wOrlls.dSi spent in their espective directlowjjlf and not used to nake up deficiencies caused Jby alteraions in. the plans: of other Apirks, and txtravaganoes.; Tnithe 'caring but of hese works I to mforce the observant ojfstrict eco nomy. 2. Thebe pre removal i herdingj breathi# decency . 3. The Kaiti, com Aunit^f' must |do ho the jge|wPv without ' for common Reserves on. the Tpoko, and Township