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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 79, 23 March 1908, Page 3

rpHEATKE gOYAL, SUNDAY, AIARCII 29, TO A!PRIL D

UNITED EVANGEUSTIO SERVICES To be conducted by the REV. JAMES FLANAGAN, Of London, Assisted by MR. J. H. STEPHENS, SINGING EVANGELIST. UNITED PKAYER MEETINGS for above:— I'resbyterian Church—MONDAY, March 23rd. Whiteley Memorial—TUESDAY, March 24th. Gill-street Baptist WEDNESDAY, March 25th. Salvation Army Barracks THURSDAY, March 2lith. Queen-street Church FRIDAY, March 27th. UNITED CHOIR PRACTICE-Queen-street Church THURSDAY, March 20th.

FITZROY HALL. THURSDAY, 9th APRIL. A. WELLER, Hon. TO THE CROWN TENANTS OF THE TARANAKI LAND BOARD. and GENTLEMEN,—I have the honor to inform you that I am a candidate for a seat on the Land Board of the above district. As giving me exceptional qualifications for the position, I have had over twenty years' experience as a Crown tenant, including twclvo years as an improved farm settler in the backblocks of Taranaki. I therefore understand the requirements oi the backblocks settlers as only those of experience can do. If elected, I shall use every effort in my power to show that your confidence has not been misplaced. I have the honor to be, Yours faithfully, JOHN SHEEHY, Okau. MAYORALTY ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF NEW TLYMOUTH. LADIES and GENTLEMEN, - His Worship the Mayor, Mr. E. Dockrill, having definitely decided not to sc;k re-election, I beg to announce that I shall be a candidate for your suffrages at the coming election, and to respectfully solicit your support and influence. Yours faithfully, FRED. C. J. BELLRINGER. THE MAYORALTY. TO THE BURGESSES OF NEW PLYMOUTH. and GENTLEMEN, - Having acx-eded to your request in placing my sen-ices in your hands, I feel that 1 have the time and the energy to fittingly represent New Plymouth. I have had some years of Municipal experience. I took a prominent part in placing the Borough loan proposals before the ratepayers, and worked hard to carry the schemes in their entirety. When on the Council I held the position of Chairman of the Health Committee, the T Committee, and the Abattoirs Coi tee, and represented the Borough on the "' aki Hospital and Charitable Aid

I recognise .New Plymouth to be one of the leading Boroughs in the Dominion, possessing many natural advantages; and I am prepared to devote my attention to making New Plymouth what I think it ought to be—"the seaside and health resort of the North Island." An » traveller 1 recognise the value of catering for the tourist traffic, and much can be done in this direction by improving our environs and seafront, which can be done with little cost to the ratepayers. By the help of pub-lic-spirited citizens the work of improving and extending tho Esplanade from the Te Henui to the Breakwater could be carried out. This is a most valuable asset, and New Plymouth people do not realise the advantages we have to oiler to tourists and gentlemen desirous to settle in retirement.

Re a Greater New Plymouth: I hope to show the suburban districts that by joining the Borough they would be marching with progress, and that there would be many benefits gained by amalgamation. 1 am not prepared to CO/3mit the ratepayers to a further loan. I am decidedly in favor of placing a larger sum on the estimates for the purpose of kerbing and channeling with concrete and making permanent footpaths in the Borough. Ee the Electric light, Water Supply, and Drainage: 1 know the Council gets attacks from many quarters. I am not an expert, but shall use common-sense in dealing with those matters. I have no axe to grind, but a desire to devote my time and energy to making the town attractive to the increasing population and the large influx of travellers; and, if elected, I promise to U the time and attention rc"""h a high position. Yours faithfully, G. TISGH.

'■THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1894." In the Estate of MARY AMELIA BRIDGE, late of Hawera, Widow, Deceased. A LL creditors and other persons ha"- ' ing claims against the above eatate are hereby required to send to the Agent . of the Public Trustee, Hawera, on or ■ before the 20th day of May, 1908, full particulars thereof in writing, with a statement of their accounts and the nature of the securities (if any) held by thuin. And notice is hereby given that in default thereof they will be excluded from the distribution ol the above estate atout to be made under section 47 of the above Act. All moneys payable to the above estate may Ik; lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's account at any postal money-order olliee, or paid I) C. A. Budge. E-ip, Agent of the Pub ; ic Trustee. J. W. POYNTON, Public Trustee. [Public Trust Office. Wellington, 14th March, 1008. PAKIHAKA ROAD BOAED. APPLICATIONS for the Position of Clerk and Treasurer to the Boa''d will be received up to Jilst March. State experience and salary required, Conditions may be seen at the office of this JAb. YOUNG, ' Chairman. FARM WANTED.

BOUOL'lill OF XEW PLYMOUTH. Council of the Borough of Xe>v Plymouth is prepared to consider proposals from persons who may hi willing to supply and erect not loss thiin a ijuarter o£ a mile of Acriil Ropeway. Conveyor, or Tramway, and supply winding gear, skip*, trucks, or other vehicle-; and appliances for the same, the plant to be capable of delivering not less than one hundred aud fifty cubic yards of stones or boulders (broken or unbroken) per day of eight hours at au elevation of about fifty fcid above the source of supply. Electric motive power will be supplied. Proposals should reach the undersigned on or before noon on THURSDAY, April !lth prox. Full particulars, together with a phi: and section of the site, will be supplif to intending tenderers on applicatio io the Borough Engineer, New Plymouth. The Council does not bin itself to accept the lowest or any oll'e i'\ T. UIiLLP.INCIKU.

r"ANTED—AII old Memos a»3 tie public generally to call as usual (or their supplies of Butter, Cheese, and Baocn. The Brougham Street U>* Btore, I*U 88. W. SEdrib *! /