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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3502, 18 April 1912, Page 6

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE is hereby given tliat#iTtlie 15th March, 1912, lined did proceed bv Special QgJwer to abolish the Arai defined in Gazette No. 45, page 1344, and to constitute new Hidings, viz.: (1) Riding. The Waingadie Riding Jlie Muriwai Riding the tends lyiipMii the fidge r ael < at S Hi Si. fngake r tli End tj ire No. id wil lidini _ iriwaLf seated in the Co T’he Waingal sented .in the Ai bom ha lan ut oa ho Mu AQhi]6ris|.s all Sfvfdjff the far #s/ft>h§ .Comity 4, |lpcfk f XL, NuIV. District. m iding comprises ||l L Jstward of tliaiwi the south ap j»rjfas 2A3, ivlyjphfbllcMis jje attA4lJ|r|thd ? di,mgf tf> be.rcpreb A fine member. Riling to be repre"ouncfl by one member. A full copy of thappecial Order o. map showing th/boundavies new Ridings ruSyUje seen at Gisborne, during office The' Council will nmjStf to confirm this Special Order the 19th April, 1912, at thirofficc, Gisborne. The Special amer to come into force upon its bejjJfg gazettedJOHN WARREN, Clerk. Gisborne, 3rd April, 1912. BOROUGH ELECTIONSGISBORNE BOROUGH COUNCIL NOMINATION FpR THE 01'Ij L f OF MAYOR. HAWfhis /ay.^fcHljr^e^l- - Komi nliti qhMriy - lube Office !>f AlajJf of fie BA-olidi lyf Gisborne: PTTTE, wJIMaAI. There being onf,- one nomination, I hereby declare William Pettie to bo duly elected as Mayor of the Borough of Gisborne for the ensuing term. H- M. PORTER, Returning Officer. Gisborne, 17tli April, 1912. borough elections. OMINATIOXS FOR THE OFFICE OF C'OUKCILLOR. extilaordi Jarj yacaxc f if A wEifithis Rhv ndceivf dmh#lol; fmvlig! xWiiiati§i|.,vf|r St)J aVlt se^|.x|i/the abogbrC<^J|t^r’:— fftmx'Eß, Jafies Charles Edward 4 POLL for the Election of ONE ) of the foregniijj; Candidates will be ken on AYEDXfSDAY. the twentyurtlr day of APRIL. 1912, between c liours of 9 a.m. and < p.m. H. AI. PORTER. Returning Offi;li.sljiivne, 17th April, 1912. *or rr Gfi TO T GH ESSES OF THE OF GISBORNE. ADIES AXD GENTLEMEN, elv have |.r> thank you mesj the IjSgh honor youpavl •edjupon mf. * if Jf ning me jlnopppsß> #awin © pie retv \to liclr [’lie [test ■if you htve i#4a£9l’jw /(Jin^nient, ,ljb s ‘ and ,resj_|r>iiibi 1 ities of fid 1 if e fully frecogfiised by me. |t M are ifpw entering upon a specially flying one, and the ' care nuisf lie shown in thfe ire of I|ie balance of the. noneys. » el, liowever.f much cheer expression <gi your jMWadence, sing assured*of sup- ! the Council, enter upon lowed term j#ffiffice with goed that the animations of the cornear the trust- you in me. I am, Youi's most sincerely, WILLIAM PETTIE.

WOOL ! WOOL ! W. EL. SMITH, WOOL SCOURER AND FELLMONGER, M A K A U R I. Established 1894. Phono 560. P.O. Box 7, MOTOR CAR FOR PUBLIC HIRE. MR. T- McCOOMB, well known throughout this district as a careful driver, having had a long cab experience in Gisborne, as well as a practical motor-car experience in Auckland, begs to notify the General Public and Old Customers that he has a Five-Passenger Gladiator Motor-car for HIRE, at Reasonable Rates, via., Is per mile, or 12s 6d per hour. Other arrangements as per agreement. Stand: At Sievwriglit Memorial. TEA ROOMS. HAVING acquired those fine Cen-trally-situated Premises so long known as “The Sweet erics,” in ITallenstein’s Buildings, I have had them completely renovated throughout, and converted into the Cosiest and .Bestappointed TEA ROOMS in town. Accommodation for 150 people. ' There’s excellence m what we have to serve, and daintiness-fin the way wo nerve it. INSPECTION INVITED S. w OOTTON ’ ‘ CATERER AND PASTRYCOOK, Hallenstein’s Buildings.