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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1277, 11 June 1884, Page 3

For Sale. FOR SALE—A Four-Horse portable Engine, in goo'f working order. Can be seen at Mr T. H. Zouch’s Store, 'Vest street, where aU information can be obtained. 6 1149 Potatoes. FDR SALE, in large or small quantities, good BLUE DERWENT POTATOES. GEORGE JAMESON, 5 913 West street. gOUTHLAND. FOR SALE, To close a .Trustee's account. FOR SALE, A first data FARM, consisting of 914 acres of land, on the celebrated Ren Moore Flat. The land is in good heart, principally in grass, and is subdivided into seven paddocks, and a railway line is laid out on the property, placing it within an easy distance of a port. ' F. FERRIMAN, 6 1112 Ashburton. F o R E. 25 ACRES good LAND, situate Two miles from the Ashburton Post Office, securely fenced and well-watered; being Lot 9, Messrs Tancred and Alien’s land. For particulars apply to GEORGE JAMESON, Ashburton ; or to MESSRS MILES & CO., 6 1146 Christchurch. To Let. mO BE LET, —Four hundred Acres of I Stubble Land, in one or more lots ; also, Tussock Land. Apply to Mr Jameson, or Dr Tuevor. 6 1132 TO LET. The'undersigned has several eligible PROPERTIES TO LET in the Ashburton district. GEORGE JAMESON, 5 1049 Ashburton. Election Notices. rpO THE ELECTORS ASHBURTON, Gentlemen, —Owing to the resignation of E. G. Wright, Esq., as member for this district, I purpose offering myself as a Candidate, and will take the opportunity of Addressing you at the various centres at as early a data as possible. Tours faithfully, 5 966 J. CATHOART WASON Mr Wason REQUESTS THE ELECTORS OF . ASHBURTON, To MEET him at the V TOWN HALL, ASHBURTON, ON SATURDAY, JUNE 14, At 7.30 p.m. 6 1128 Sir Julius Vogel : ■yp'lLL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS OT ASHBURTON AT THE TOWN HALL, ON FRIDAY, 13xh JUNE, At 8 p.m. ALFRED HARRISON, 6 1093 Hon. Sec. rpO SIR JULIUS VOGEL, K.C.M.G. Sir, —We, the undersigned Electors of Ashburton, desire that you will permit yourself to be Nominated as a Candidate for the House of Representatives* in the place of Mr E. G. Wright, feeling sure that the colony requires all the political experience available to help it in the present crisis. Should you accede to our request* we pledge ourselves to do all in our power to secure your return. W. C. WALKER, DONALD WILLIAMSON, and Seventy-five others. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE ASHBURTON DISTRICT. Gestlemen,— ln reply to your requisition, I have pleasure in placing my services at your disposal. My inducement to re-enter Parliament is the hope to be useful. New Zealand should be now enjoying exceptional prosperity ; causes which, I think, are removeable produce the depression which is driving away capital, paralysing enterprise, and reducing the power to employ labor and encourage industry. I hope to be able to aid in removing the causes, as also to assist in consolidating a strong party. At present public men appear to bo separated, not so much by practical as by theoretical questions. The aspiration to be of service alone tempts me in my present impaired state of health (the result of a slow recovery from a severe illness), to accept the responsibilities you offer me j On account of my invalid condition, I must ask you to excuse my addressing more than one meeting. Pray believe jthat I am not insensible to the importance of all parts of the district and to the claims of the electors where ever they reside. lam simply unfit for the exertion now, though after the session I hope to be able to do much more. Your obedient servant, 6 1092 JULIUS VOGEL.