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lu the Free ami Independent Electors of tl, e Tauranga District. was not my intention to have troubled you further on electioneering matters until nearer the time at which you will be called upon to record your voles for tho election of a representative for this district in tho Provincial Council. Circumstances have, however arisen within the last two clays under which I feel that I should not bo doing my duty to you or myself were I to remain silent, -Requisitions seem again to be the order of tho day. For my own part, I have never Bought a requisition. I have tho greatest faith in ‘ tho verbal assurances of support so numerously and freely offered me, and feel satisfied that when tho t oiling Day arrives you will redeem your pledges. Feeling sure of this, I have refrained from troubling you with a written requisition. I am, Gentlemen, Very faithfully yours, 15. M. BDOCTJMBTB, Tho Knoll, August 19, 1873.

SALE OF £50,000 NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT FOUR PER CENT. DEBENTURES. f T& inTited for the PURTHoraiMOf,^ M, z^sS^«gf WENT BKBENTUP.ES. TW nSSSSI w 1 V* T gUed A unde T l he immigration and Public Vorks Loan Act, 1870, and will be sold at £9O Xus per cent. The Debentures will have a currency of Fortv Years from the 16th April, 1873. and will be in sums of One Hundred Pounds each, bearing !n C Tr H A, *M Ur per eenfc • payable half-yearly on the loih April and 15fch October in each year. Xhe Debentures will bo allotted in the order of application, and will be delivered to the purchaser on payment of the purchase money with accrued interest from 15th April. Applications to be addressed to the Treasury at Wellington. J

c. T. BATKIN, Secretary to the Treasury. Treasury, Wellington, 6th August, 1873.

FOR sale. FIRST CLASS SEED O ATS, FIRTH WKIGLEY, Bay of Plenty Store.

TO TOURISTS AND OTHERS. TRAVELLERS -Will fn d ~ lIPW arid 1 assorted STOCK of SaDDLKKY at D. COKNOR’S, Next Tadea.noa Hoiei., From which they may select all requi«itea.

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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume I, Issue 102, 23 August 1873, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Bay of Plenty Times, Volume I, Issue 102, 23 August 1873, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Bay of Plenty Times, Volume I, Issue 102, 23 August 1873, Page 1

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