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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4526, 18 April 1917, Page 6

LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS. M R g7~W ,ld,sh ’ s CANDIDATURE. A GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETx-*- ING will bo held at the Scottish Hall, TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAYS At 1 - 7.30 p.m. *>M AYORAL jTJLECTION. TE HAPARA. M R ' gHERRATT WILL ADDRESS THE BURGESSES In THE SCHOOL-HOUSE, J THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENINC, „ At 8 o’clock. ELECTION. ‘ M R - G. W‘ LD,SH Will ADDRESS THE ELECTORS OF WEST END, AT TE HAPARA, On THURSDAY NIGHT, 19th INST., At 8 o’clock. THE MAYORALTY fy[E. gHERRATT’S COM MIT TEE ROOM S (N.Z. Insurance Co.’s Buildings) Will be OPEN EVERY NIGHT, From 7.30 o’clock, Till the Night before the Election. M. CRAIG, Secretary. MAYORAL ELEC TION.

TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF GISBORNE. : T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— ! - L * Three years ago you did me the honor of electing me Mayor of Gisborne. I have now held office for two successive periods, and again respectfully offer my services for a . further term. I desire to express my gratitude to the Burgesses for the confidence which lias been accorded my administration, as evidenced by the carrying of the several Loan proposals submitted to Ratepayers. If re-elected I shall, as in the past, use my utmost endeavors to impartially promote the interests of our town by co-operating amicably with Councillors, and at all times discouraging “party politics,” with the attendant abuses inseparably associated therewith. . . I shall take an early opportunity of addressing the Electors and placing before you mv views on the several important matters connected with the ruture progress of the Borough. Soliciting the favor of your continued support and confidence, I have the honor to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, W. G. SHERRATT.

COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. HARBOR BOARD REPRESENTATION. I HAVE this day received the following Nominations cf Candidates to till the FIVE (5) Seats apportioned to the County of Cook on the Gisborne Harbor Board: — HOLDEN, Thomas LYSNAR, Frederick John TOMBLESON, John WHITE. Henry WITTERS, George As the Nominations do not exceed the number of Seats allotted, I hereby declare the foregoing Candidates duly elected as Members cf the Gisborne Harbor Board. H. M. PORTER, Returning Officer. Gisborne, 17th day of April, 1917BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTIONS. TO THE ELECTORS OF GISBORNE. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN I again offer my services in your interests for a further term of office at the forthcoming elections on the 25th hist. I have striven to do my best during the period, against adverse ideas, since I have been in the Council, and will continue to do my best, if you may see fit to give me another opportunity to endeavor to complete the following reforms, which are urgently needed by the people of Gisborne, and which can only be accomI plished by a majority of those in favor of such reforms, and which lay in your hands: — 1. A means whereby cheap meat can bo obtained for the burgesses of Gisborne by municipal control, through experts at the business, without interference from the Council, and that immediate steps he taken by the incoming Council to have regulations, etc., submitted to the Government for approval (if the Municipal Corporations Act ‘ does not already confer that right) by the Government, and that a sum of money he placed on this year’s estimates by the incoming Council for the purpose. 2. Municipal fresh and pure milk supply for the health of children. 3. That the Council approach the Government, with a view to starting to improve the health conditions of Gisborne, by having all the residents inoculated against typhoid: fever, such a s is being done in tlm British and Allied Armies; the Government to he asked to supply the typhoid and para typhoid vaccines free of cost. If tlie cos per capita was £1 Is, it is far raoio preferable than paying doctors expenses, say £IOO, or possibly losing one’s life, besides reducing local hospital expenses, through IT * a . n .' cases being sent there, and which I contend could bo prevented' by my suggestion. 4. Rushing on the trams all over the borough immediately, as i sanctioned by the burgesses, 'and generally observing the requirements for tlie welfare of the town of Gisborne. * In particular I ask you to vote for. me. Yours, etc., 11. E. HILL.

DUSTY STREETS. The deleiate membranes of the nose and throat are often irritated by the inhalation of gorm laden dust. • Inflammatism and mucous accumulations result. To kill the microbes and purify the nose and throat passages sniff up at intervals half a teaspoonful of warm Fluenzol. Is 6d and 2s 6d.*