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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXVII, Issue 5558, 8 April 1905, Page 6

CITY COUNCIL. TO THK RATEPAYERS OF WELLINGTON. lADIES AND GENTLEMEN. again a candidate for the abuva* My views arc well known from previous addresses and through the newspapers. My most earnest, desire is to seo greater economy in spending ratejjayers’ money. Had it not been for your strong protest .£75,000 would now have been added to* present liability for tram to Miramar. The present demand for n quarter of a million might be postponed till ivc see how the former loan will' pay.. If this estimate be exceeded as much as the former loan it will prove a serious matter to tho In the case of the former loan, of about a quarter of a million, a supplementary loan of £75,000 and an overdraft of £45,000 had to ho found, being together £120,000. This is not encouraging to-accept City Council estimates. It elected I will do my best to sec that you get value for your money. I have no axe to grind, and think 1 can render you same service. I am not opposed to the water-supply* but I would postpone it during the winter months. The interest will be £3OO . a week, and every week it is postponed you save that amount. I will try and let more daylight into your affairs, and thus prevent surprises being sprung upon you of Bank overdrafts, etc., of which nothing Is known til) you arc called upon to find tho money* I am, your obodient servant, 721 F. LOUDON, TO THE ELECTORS .OF GREATER WELLINGTON. Ladies and "gentlemen, in offering myself for ro-elecfion as Councillor at the forthcoming i!7ection # as I have, during tho past two years* been a representative of tho Melroso Ward of the City, and perhaps not as well known to many of you as the older Councillors, I may state that before being a Councillor of tho city, I served as Councillor for Melroso Borough throo years and as Mayor of that Borough for 1 two years and a half. Now that the wards of the city are abolished I have decided to offer myself for election for tho whole united city, and, if elected, will do my best to serve you faithfully. I remain, Yours obediently, GEORGE FROST, 757 Ohiro road. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION, TO THE BURGESSES OF . , WELLINGTON. Ladies and gentlemen.—a resident of the city of Wellington for 30 years, and knowing its Municipal requirements, T desir© to offer myself aa a Candidate for a seat in the City Counoil. , Y My success in my own business lead® me to hope that I might be equally euocessful in helping to transact the business of the city. * I was for five years a : member or tb*‘ Melrose Borough Council, and in the 1903 municipal election X lost tho Mayoralty by nine votes only, and secured election as Senior Councillor. I believe that in the larger arena or tho Greater Wellington Council I may he able to nse my experience and enthn.. sm to tho advancement of your interests. Tours faithfully, ' 408 A. H. FULLFORD. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. LICENSES FOR VEHICLES. THE Inspector of Vehicles will be in attendance at the Corporation Offices (Mercer street door) on MONDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY, tho 10th, 11th and 13th April, from 9 till 10 a.m., and from 2 to 3 p.m. each day, for the purpose of inspecting all. vehicles for which licenses for the current year are required. They will be taken in the following order: — Carts and Expresses—MONDAY and TUESDAY. Cabs and other Vehicles —THURSDAY. , All licenses must bo taken out before tho 20th instant, otherwise proceedings will be taken. JNO. R. PALMER Town Clerk. 7th April, 1905. 095 JOHNSONVILLE TOWN BOARD DISTRICT. OVERDUE RATES. FINAL - NOTICE. "\IOTICE is hereby given that all outit standing Rates will be sued for four, teen days from this date. .1, W. BRAITHWAITB, Clerk to the. Board. Johnsonville, April sth, 1903 . 74* JOHNSONVILLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETY. OWING to tho largo correspondence, will pll inquirers please note Book of Rules, containing full information, will be ready in about a week, price Is. as soon as certificate of registration ia received. Under the Building Societies Act, 1880, shares will be allotted according to prion ity of application. J. W. BRAITHWAITB, Secretary pro tern., 592 Johnsonville. ROYAL MAIL STABLES. MEYERS AND SINCLAIR, Proprietor*, MANGAWEKA. SADDLE and Harness Horses at the shortest notice. Coaches meet all trains, 6d each way. Parcels collected and delivered. Travellers’ Telegram* promptly attended to. Good Paddocking. All care taken, but no responsibility..