ONSLOW BOROUGH.

Evening Post, Volume LXIX, Issue 88, 14 April 1905, Page 6

ONSLOW BOROUGH.

I TO TBB KDITOK.

Sir, — Mr. Wiftin, an luspirant for Onslow Borough Council honours, lias addrpsHcd ua on locid matters in general, and for a novke has well acquitted himBelf, but what about tho other Richuionds—Messrs. Necly, Nash, and Hutcheson ? Siuvly thoy arc not nf rofd to mcot tho public gaze! Messrs. Necly and Nash are very old membom of the Council, and should nave acquired a fund of uaoful information which might be imparted to us. Aro they so modest that, their light is to be hidden .under tho proverbial bushel! 1 We should like to hear them gfvo some account of their stewardship. Havo they nothing to nay about the Council's action re Mr*. Hhodew's estate, sanitary matters, and improvements? Fie, gontlomen tiiroe, como out of your shell and address ira ! Is Wudcdtowu to bo the "Sleepy XI ill" of tho Huburlw? — I am, otc, ELECTOR. Wndestown, 13th April.

Tho wedding of Mr. L. Levien, fifth «mi of the late Mr. Robert I.evien, to Mihm Margaret funny felt, fourth daughter of Mr. (J. Y. Fell, of Xelsmn, wa« celehmtetl nt tlw Nclhon UHtlir-Hr.il hy tin Bishop of Nelson, assisted by tho Rev. J. P. Kempthorno. Air. and MrK. Levk'n will live ;it Nil pier. Our Dunedin correspondent records the death of Mrs. James Al'lndoe, one of the early nott.lers of Cavoruham, and sinter of the late Mr. .lustico Gillies and of the Rev. Wm. Gillies, now of Tnumngn. Volvolnno, an Knglinh preparation for rnmnyinff Wfiuklos from tho faco and building up tho tissue*, is recontmendod by advertisemont «l«ewhero to both- old imd X^oung l*diM,