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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3635, 23 September 1912, Page 2

PROPERTIES TO LET AND FOR SALE. ~ TO LET. rro LET, Redrto nos’ Buildings, ) Lowe Street —Large SHOP, fckut- ; able for office; rent £2 10s per week; I Room upstairs, rent 12s per week; Office, consisting of two large rooms, rent 22s Gel per week.—Apply T. V. HACKETT and CO. npo LET—Two five-roomed Houses, I -L Russell Street, with conveniences. —Apply Busoke and Parker. rpO LET—4-roomed Cottage, partly j -L furnished ; rent moderate.—Apply Waratah Boarding-house, Kaiti PROMPT SALE—Very nice J- Cottage, almost now, Whataiipoko, high section, good locality. This ; is the cheapest liome offering to-day. The price is right and the terms are easy. £-151). Apply Traill Bros., Peel Street. POR SALE—on Salisbury Road, J- £735, on terms; 2 cottages, 5 and 4 rooms each; new. Mortgage, £547 10s. Cash, £SO down; rest on j terms. Rent, 14s each. James j Browp, sole agent. ipOR SALE—Furniture at valuation, Boardinghouse, double-storied, 13 rooms, good place, 14 boarders at 21s each. Rent £2 6s. James Brown, Sole Agent. I’TOk—6-roomod House, hot and cold water, new, only 2 months; and 3 Sections, 32 perches each: just outside Borough. Splendid stand. —James Brown, Land Agent. r AXTED to Sell at once—3-J Acres, Darwin Read. A beautiful site. £4lO. Terms, £llO cash.—W. Lissant Clayton, xtgent. ]rtOß SALE —Sections, Oswald Road, _ Mangapapa, £l2O each; £2O cash.—W. Lissant Clayton, Agent, A BARGAlN.—Sections, total area l : c tires, Lyndhurst Street. (Snip £750). —W. Lissant Clayton. /rt T —£soo deposit will . <UT •1 A • secure a splendid IG-roorned Dwelling, with all conveniences, Ormond Road; half-acre Allotment. Balance subject to Government mortgage. For full particulars apply T. G. Lawless, Estate Agent. T —£6oo only is the . V4T. XJ . price of splendid Quarter-acre and new G-roomed Dwelling, Kirktown.* —T. G. Lawless, Estate Agent. _ . Tf S" IT —For Building See-.VTT.JL-i* tions in all parts of Gisborne and Suburbs; Farms etc.— T. G. Lawless, Estate Agent. T/rt 1 —Full quarter-acre » V_X • 1 A • and 5-roomed dwelling, with bathroom, copper and tubs set in, Salisbury Road. Price £625. Special terms for cash.—T. G. Lawless. Agent

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. POVERTY BAY RIVER BOARD. A T the request of a number of Ratepayers in the River Board District, I have consented to nomination for a seat on the River Board. Being a large Ratepayer, 1 vvi 11 he naturally very interested in any works that may be undertaken.. I am in favor of. the classification of lands within the district for the purpose of striking a differential rate. I should he also in favor of readjusting the River District boundary, as 1 consider there are lands now brought within the rating area that slioujd not be, and lands left out that should certainly be included. The first work I should favor being undertaken would be the removal of ali obstructions from the river, such as willows, etc., encroaching on the banks at narrow parts. 1 should, if elected, be very wary before supporting any scheme such as deviating the river from its present course, or building embankments on either side, as 1 consider such works would be most expensive, and if sucli were adopted, it would necessarily mean a heavy rate on a comparatively small district. GEO. WITTERS.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE P.B. RIVER BOARD. request of a large number of Ratepayers in the River District, I have consented to become a Candidate for a seat on the Board. L hold that the lands should bo classified, and that the rate, when struck, ■should be on a differential basis. 1 am also of opinion that the boundaries should be amended. When it was decided to define a River District, it was agreed that the County Council should constitute the River Board, cmisequentlv a large area of land which should have been included in the River District was left out. It will thus he- seen that amendment of the boundaries is imperative, j I recognise- that something should be done to minimise- the danger of floods, but at the same time feel, assured that caution will have to he exercised in the adoption of any scheme brought before the Board. L wed Id- favor the course of the river being cleared of all obstruction before any other elaborate scheme is put in hand Q.KXTLEMEN At the GILBERT K. JONES. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE P.S. RIVER BOARD. Q. KXTLEMEN,— If elected, I pledge myself as under:— 1. The removal of a.ll willows from the- Waipaea River nncl the gradual improvement of the River. ‘2. The classification of rating area into different areas as follows—(a) , flooded bv Hgfht floods, (b) flooded by heavy floods*, (c) unflooded land. 3. I am not in favor of any extensive or costly wobk, for the reason that the rates, riparian rights, and cost of -heavy work would probably bo worse than a flood, and we have no guarantee that if costly work is undertaken it will be successful. H. G. TUCKER. POVERTY BAY RIVER BOARD. T AM a Candidate for a scat on the above Board. The Board soon after election will have to classify the land within its jurisdiction. Care must he taken to see that those lands most affected by floods shall he subject to a higher rate than other lands not so seriously affected. Whilst realising the importance and necessity of active stems being taken to prevent the recurrence of the disastrous floods that this district lias suffered from, I consider that the Board m'ust avoid hastily adopting any scheme. The matter is of such great importance that the utmost caution must be exercised. HARRY DE LAUTOUR.