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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XII, Issue 4201, 28 January 1885, Page 3

GISBORNE HARBOR BOARD. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-I beg to "^ inform you that lam a Candidate for a seat on the New Harbor Board. Being one of the largest Ratepayers in the Borough your interests are identical with my own, and in the future, as in the past, it will be my earnest endeavour to promote the welfare of this district generally without fear or favor. I have no clique or party to serve : I am an independent Candidate. If you consider my actions as a member of the Borougb Council and Harbor Board have been what you would wish, I Bhall try to the best of my knowledge to serve your interests faithfully if you consider me a fit Candidate for the office. Believe me to be, Yours Faithfully, 288 SAMUEL MASON WILSON. TO THE ELECTORS or ths GISBORNE HARBOR BOARD DISTRICT. f^i ENTLEMEN,—i.t the request of a large number of the Electors, I have consented to place myself in nomination as your Representative for the County. Having employed my best efforts to the passing of a Harbor Bill, — in which I may fairly congratulate myself upon my success, —it will now, if elected, be my ambition to see that the Harbor Board Act is carried out in its fullest integrity, and with aa little delay as possible, My desire is to construct the Harbor Works upon the basis of Sir John Coode's plans ; but, at the same time, to obtain the 1 advice of some experienced Marine Engineer, who shall report as to any modifications which may be deemed advisable to ensure the expediting the work and the quick completion of the contracts which will have to be entered into. As your Representative I feel that I am, in a large measure, responsible for the success of a scheme which promises so rich a future for the town and district. You may therefore, gentlemen, depend upon my earnest efforts to serve your best interests in all matters concerning the welfare of my constituents, but, in a special degree, all which may relate to the progress of the Harbor construction, contemporaneously with the opening up and settlement of the country. I am, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, 291 S. LOCKE. POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB. A MEETING of the Committee will be J__L held in the office on THURSDAY, the 29TH JANUARY, at 7.30 p.m. 304 CHARLES W. FERRIS, Secretary. NOTICE. A LL ACCOUNTS due to G. G. Smith, 1%. Pouparae, must be Paid to him bj SATURDAY, 31st inst. ; and all account* Owing by G. G. S_iith muat be Rendered to him for Payment before that date, t Pouparae, 19th January, 1885. 2£