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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 20 April 1907, Page 3

FRESH OYSTERS, arrived at D. MERLINO'S; Bridge-st. " FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of the late GEORGE ROBERT JONES are. respectfully informed that his. Funeral, .will . leave his late resicfence, BrqoU-streetj TO-MOR-ROW (Sfiaaayl AFTERN9ON;>t half- [ past Two o'clock, for thb Ntw Ocfrietery. ALFRED SHONE, Undertaker and Embalmer. >■:->. -i. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ FUNERAL. j THE Friends of MR JONATHAN j HARLE are informed that the funeral of Ui§. l&iS w'ife, Aniiig, will leave his residence',- Van Dfemeii-Stfeet, To-morrow, Sunday, Mornirig, at 8 O'clock for fhe New Cemetery. 9: FIv!? .::..■,. :.nd SONS, f jiiQfa'l Directofs: ■VT"ELSON"ciT:fSMS' BAND'. GRAND MUSICAL PROGRAMME in BOTANICAL GARDENS, on SUNDAY AftSernopn," commenyng at 2.30 Admission . by Silver Coin. _ HE PUPONGA COAL AND GOLD MINING CO., N.Z., Ltd. The above Company, by its Directors, has authorised its Attorney to issue a limited number of shares in the colony. Particulars may be obtained on personal application being made to me, the undersigned. ' S." G. HAYWARD,; - .National Back" . gpildings. NESTLES' ' ~* COCOA. IS AN ABSOLUTELY PURE, & APPETISING COCOA. FOR BREAKFAST— SUPPER. j 8 ; KIRKPATRIOK & CO Ltd. Wholesale Agshta. i . ■■'*■ ,■■""' ~ * ~ -it FRANK GAZE, late of Anchor 800l Compahy, wishes to notify Ue Public of Nelsbn and Surrounding I -is tricts that he has opened a Cash BwUi SHOP, Hardy-street west, with a. new stock of Boots and Sboes, and hopea oy strict attention to business to receive a fair shar-. of support. Cash Only. ~~ X ANGLEY "DELL, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT. B'AS Large. and Small Properties for sale in all parts of the city and country. Call and see list. Owners af properties wishing to sell are requested to put them on my list. No sale, no charge. HOUSES TO LET. Agent for Baldwin and Hayward; Pa tent Agents ; also agent Royal Exchange Assurance Co., Ltd. Fire risks at lowest rates. A. M. P. BUILDINGS, ; Trafalgar-street. EA T7IDWARDS, Announces . J\. Hi that he ias OPENED A SHOP IN BRIDGE STREET, (Next G. Muncaster, Jeweler), for the purpose of carrying on a tfIRUIT and /CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS. ALL GOODS of FIRSTCLASS order, and everything managed in an UP-TO-DATE STYLE. EA T^DWARDS . tA. . Hi DWARDS FRUITERER, & CONFECTIONER, BRIDGE STREET. WAIMEA RIFLES. BATTALION PARADE at Nelson on Wednesday, the 24th ins.i, DRESS :~ New Uniform with hats. E. ARNOLD, Captain. OUR MEN'S Clothing Trade is growing by leaps. We wish it to be distinctly understood that we do not, ind will not stock cheap and nasty shoddy, when we can't sell good suits we're not going to sell any at all. Just now we are offering some splendid inducements in Men s Tailor-made Suits. The style and finish of these goods will commend themselves to you at first glance, while our reputation stands at the back of the quality all the time. Prices from 32b 6d to 60s. BERT TASKER & CO. m/TRS T. TAYLOR, LADIES' & CHILDREN'S DRESSMAKER. Address : Vanguard-street, opposite Kirkpatrick's K. Jam Factory. T^TELSON MAYORAL ELECTION. TO THE DISTRICT ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NELSON : Ladies and Gentlemen,— I have come forward as a candidate for tho Mayoral Chair at the request of a large number of electors who, with myself, desire to see an improvement in the management of the affairs of the city. I have been in business in the City for over 20 years, all my interests in life are bound up in it, and I view with alarm the increase of rates, and tho great deßt that is being loaded upon the City, and the delays in the conduct of the City business. I was for thirteen years a member of the City Council, and have a thorough knowledge of the City affairs, and I am sure that without any increase in the rates or in the overdraft, the necessary expenditure of the City can be kept within its income. I am also satisfied that tie City Gasworks, under proper management, can be made a highly profitable concern, and the supply of gas greatly increased and improved. I am further sure that if elected I can conduct the meetings of the Council in an orderly manner and free from the quarrelling and bickering that has been the rule for the last twelve months. If elected, I promise the electors and pledge myself to do my utmost— (1) To keep the expenditure of the Council within its income. (2) To prevent any further increase in the bank overdraft. (3) To reduce the overdraft. (4) To prevent any iucrease in the rates, which are already much too high, and to ensure the fair expenditure of the rates for the benefit of all citizens. (5) To put the management of the Gasworks on a business tooting, and to increase and improve the gas supply. . (6) To conduct the meetings of the Council in an orderly, decorous, and expeditious manner. (7) To work harmoniously with all the Councillors for the benefit of the City and electors. (8) To see that every officer and employee of the Council does his duty. (9) To see that . every contractor or other person dealing with the Council honestly and fairly carries out what he undertakes. „ (10) To expeditiously carry out the drainage works, which have been authorised by the vote" of the ratepayers. (11) To do all that can be done within the Council's means to improve i the City. . ' (12) To see that in all things the best interests of the ratepayers are honestly served. lam not allied to any party. I have no axe to grind and no friend to serve, and if elected to the Mayorship I shall rule the meetings and conduct the business with absolute impartialityIn conclusion, I ask those lad.7s and gentlemen who are satisfied with my promises and pledges to support me in the election. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours Respectfuly, C. J. HARLEY. HOP-PICKERS and others who ar buying 1- Mr winter Bupply of teas groceries, provisions, crockery, etc. etc, ihould get iaem from G. F. HINC STON, Hardy Street. All Goods be; duality, and prices Low, and delivere Ito any part of the city.— G. F. HINC STON, Hardy Street, Telephone 194,