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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4710, 7 November 1917, Page 6

s P ECIAL APVERHSEMENTg. COOK COUNTY ELECTIONS. ANGABOA RIDING. TO THE RATEPAYERS. f'. : —— RADIES i\ND GENTLEMEN,—

•\ " I would respectfully remind .the Ratepayers that I will again be a Candidate for Election for the Hangaroa Riding. . 1- have had the honor of being your representative (with one short break of oihee during a visit to the Homeland) for seventeen years. My endeavor has always been to do my utmost for the whole of the ratepayers of the Riding, and, if re-elected, I will not iu any way slacken in my efforts to secure all possible improvements necessary for the welfare of the ratepayers. I can claim to have a very thorough and intimate knowledge of every portion of the Riding, and it has always been my aim to have the moneys for. the Riding expended fairly and in the very best interests of all concerned. The. Riding is not an easy one to administer, it having so many communities of inter-, est. but in my efforts to be impartial I I f®h#gained the respect not ojfly of Vfe ratepayers, but also of myjj fellowjfiembers on the Council, who lave entrusted me with the importantldutips appertainine»to the chairmanslfenf I fully recojpnse that a very grcXsT deal has stilLfo be done to secure Jluch-needed mm improvements injrrilany directions, and it is my firmiopnion fhaifthe time has now arriveSjSvhen tbprratepayers should agree having for their object the raiajffg of moderate sums by way of kjpns. Under this system it will beOaissible to make improvements on# much more satisfactory scale, aJa the works so carried out will jmord permanent results, and, consequently, prove very much cheaper*yTn the long run. What is more: the ratepayers will he avoided much inconvenience which is inseparable from, the present system under which very heavy maintenance work has to be constantly undertaken out of revenue. The Riding is i-apidly becoming more settled, and its growing prosperity warrants the carrying out of further improvements on the lines here indicated. I trust that I may once again have th-i honor of being re-elected to the Council as the representative of the Riding, fop I share the aims of its ratepayers in promoting its advancement and welfare. T remain, Yours faithfully, •F. -T. LYSNAR.

COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. PATUTAHI HIDING. TRIENNIAL ELECTION. NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES. T HAVE tlrisiday received the fol- * lmvintr 'Nr<»fniiiat:on»<S' of Cahdilowing dates — MATT SHE! An ELE ONE (1) dates will b Richard- ~ “ for th^r he abovjs%ame the n tioncd Polling-ttPjyes, on DAY. 14th Nit : ember. IT the hoiirsj>r9 a.m. and The PbTlic HaLLJPatut Schoolh ;one Schooifrouse ® The County Con Road, Gi A.fi^RERTY. nin" Officer. Patutahi. Nov. sth, 1917 urn tween -o-kuri. Childers

COOK COUNTY COUNCIL. T HAVE this day received the fol- -*■ lowing Nominations of Candidates to .represent the respective lUding named on the Cook County Coy^icil: GISBORNE RIDING. (Entitled to TWO Members.) JONES, Gilbert E. WITTERS, George HANGAROA RIDING. (Entitled to ONE Member.) LYSNAR. Frederick J.

(Eiiptled MURPJ POl (Entitlel HOLE IAE RIJ RJDIN r ONE MiTnber.) Tlioi RIDING. (Entitled Member.) PARKERfEDanieI J. I JOjES, Gilbef ITERS, Jprcor. .JRPH¥#Ralpl Thor PARKER, Dan duly elected as M'ern-b County Council. liAnd OLL the Cook of tlie Electors of ife ifjpngavoa Riding will be taken onfAVEONtISIXA Y, the 14th day of Novfembef,\l9l7J? between the hours of 9 for the Election of\OME'%)f th c Candidates nominated to\represent the Hangaroa Riding of the Cook County Council. 11. M. PORTER, / Returning Officer. Gisborne, sth November, 1917;

COOK COUNTY. HOSPITAL REPRESENTATION. T HAVE tliis day received the folL lowing Nomination of to fill the M to the Coiftit; Hospital and BIOKFj GIBS HOL JON icated Seats a VE Cool on oarcl:— le Ai hai Ceci Cliai as t I Gil KENWAY#Howard LYSNAWTrederick J. MATTHEWS. J2haides scow; Agi# | . TOJfBLESOf, M TJjPCKER, Wil|i|f TOLL will hep(wen o AY, the 14th <W of N en on WEDof November, NE and horn betv 191 een amp Eleoti 6 p.m the foi be Th not'fi Offi 1917 ovemb Gisboi ne MORE THAN ENOUGH IS TOO MUCH.

To maintain health, a mature man or woman needs just enough food to repair the waste and supply energy and body heat. The habitual consumption of more food than'is necessaiy for these purposes is the prime cause or stomach troubles, rheumatism and disorders of the kidneys. If troubled with- indigestion,- revise your diet, let reason and 1 not appetite control and take a few doses of Chamberlain s Tablets and you will soon he all right again. Sold by E, D. Smith; Chemist, Gisborne*

Ladies and invalids will find Sliarland’s Magnesia a valuable corrective for sick headache, and a mild laxative.*. 6

For Chronic Chest Complaints, •Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure 1/6, 2/6.* ■ . 7

Factory managers should save wear and. tear by installing only genuine. Gancljr Balata Belting. All sizes, moderate prices.—Manning and Co., •188 Street, Christchurch.*