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WANTED- 3 Flaxcutters. -Apply— • ' 1965 .. . Buthecford, Stoke. wants first-olasß xJT Foaxd-residence for winter months in private family or good privata hotel. Sunny bed-sitting-mom. fireplace, .essential. State terms.—E. J , Office. 1750 ADOPTION — Wanted, * iind person to adopt-a hpaltby baby. For further particulars write "X.", c/o "Colonist." 1643 WANTED, good General; no wnghing. Apply in evening.—Mrs Ba gent Waimta-street 16.85. CANE Sr;OAR, extra sweet 1A Java Sugar, 70lb bag 11/6 1719 G. F. Hiugiiton. TFjIOR SALE, several hundred Benzine JD Cases. 1655 Apply Newman Bros. NELSON REFEREES' ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL General Meeting of tha above will Vw held in StaUard's "Room at 7.15 p m. THIS TUESDAY, April 28th. K. BOON. 1766 Hon Secretary. STOKE ROAD BOARD. . CAMPBELL'S BO AD, HOPE. fflHiS Road will be CLOSED TO JL WEEELED TRAFFIC until furthar notice^ on account of Repairs to Culvert. J. GLIN, 1767 Secretary. NOTICE. BOOK SEATS FOR BLENHEIM RAGES. Apply--1768 ' NEWMAN BEOS., FOR. JjIALE. BY TEN DEE. nnENDEES are invited fox the PUE X. CHASE OF ME H. B BOLTON'S PROPERTY, having frontages to Kaw&i and Tipahi streets. Ihe land consists of 1 Acre, with 6 large GIBS 3 Houses planted with Vines, in full bearing, and artificially heated-by water pipes. Five Room House, bathroom, &c ' ." '~."' - Tenders close at Npqn on S ATU.EDAY, 9th May,.at the offices of the undersigned. F. & D. EDWAItDS, ; 1769 . Trafalgar street. (A Gabd.) ■ ' ■ ■ HISS G. TIPPLER, STENOGRAPHER AND TYPISTE, W. Rout and Sons' Buildings, HARDY STREET. 1533 BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. election"of mayor, t adies and gentlemen,— •*^ -In-offering myself for the above office, I beg to tender you my sincere thanks for the confidence you have reposed in me during the fifteen years I have been connected with the Council, which confidence, I trust, I have not betrayed. Should you honour me with a renewal of your confidence on the present occasion, I can only say that whilst I will at all times do my utmost to promote the steady development and progress of our Borough by all legitimate means, I will be opposed to adding to the burdens of the ratepayers by plunging into any expensive undertakings beyond the means and the requirements of our present limited population, it will ever be. my aim to keep the rates as low as possible, and to carry on within our means. Again thanking you for past favours, I remain, Your obedient servant,. 1773 JAMES HUNT. HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. j TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WAIMEA COUNTY. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— - H-^ At the request of a number of Ratepayers, I beg to offer myself as a Candidate at the forthcoming Election to represent you on tho Nelson Harbour Board. My views on Harbour matters are as follows: — That, whilst recognising- the good work done by former Boards, I consider the time has How arrived when a more progressive policy should be commenced by the Board, for. tho following reasons :— That the general trend of shipbuild-ing'-throughout ■ the world is to ,materiaily increase the size of all new ships. This would mean that oversea ships would soon cease to be able to call at Nelson. Also, however good our road and railway system, and however productive our lauds may be, the progress of the district depends absolutely on the efficiency of our Harbour, so as to j enable oversea ships to work the port, and thus carry away our produce to foreign markets. It is also agreed by most electors, if not by all, that our district has now made a decided forward movement in our frozen meat industry, fruitgrowing industry, and settlement of our back country; therefore it must be very patent to all that it is ridiculous and unbusinesslike to increase our production unless we make some adequate provision for a harbour to meet the requirements of our expanding district. On these lines, if elected, I shall use tire utmost endeavours to forward the interests of the Nelson District on any question that may come before the' Harbour Board. I am, . Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, - 1772 A. P. ALLPORT. | i ■ " * I have a choice f election of Ladies' . and Gents' GOLD, MTCKEL. SILVER, and OXIDISED WATCHES. Prices from 15/- up. WRISTLETS.' Ladies'and Gemts' from 16/-. BOYS' WATCHES. From 7/6. All "Watchps fully guaranteed. BE PATHS, B^st woAmsiiL-hiy & SiitJtJtction r;ir rr.nieed in closes of WATCH. CLOCK and JJfiWELLEBY REPAIRS. i M.EX. lIUNTEB, / f ucce.-scr to tte B | STDNfcY JKV:i'LLEKY COY., | I <H L'a^dy Street, Kelson, jj