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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume IV, Issue 345, 29 December 1875, Page 2

To the Electors of the East Coast District. QENTLEMEN,—! beg to announce myself as a Candidate to represent your interest in tlio forthcoming Parliament. I regret that time will not permit of my attending and personally addressing you at Tauranga, but should you do me the honor to return mo, I will do all I possibly can for the advancement and welfare of the district. - I have the honor to bo, Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, GEOEGE EDWARD BEAD. Gisborne, 27th December, 187-5. JJEMBEES wishing to attend the Picnic to he hold on Friday, 31st hist., are requested to send in their names, ami those of friends they invite, to tho Committee, not later than Thursday morning—to be left either at the Stores of Mr Grabbo or Mr Maxwell. Members desirous of taking advantage of conveyances that can be procured will meet at 10 a.m. on tho 31st % MOPE ctMfurv at Mr Crabbed s. Dancing to commence at 9 p.m. in tho Temperance Hall. H. 8. W r OODEUEFE, pro Committee. For Sale. 90 OHO BUSHELS of first-class Canterbury OATS. J. BODELL, Opposite Wharf, Tauranga. Notice. nni'lE following Gentlemen have been elected to act as a Committee on behalf of Copt. Morris at the ensuing election: —■ Chairman —Mr James Bodell. To the Electors of the East Coast Residing at Maketu and Opotild.

Ipi WILLIAM KELLY will ADDRESS tlie Electors at the abovementioned places as follows Maketu —This Evening next, at 8 p.m. Opotiki —On Friday, in the Town Hall, at 8 p.m. To the Electors of the East Coast. Q.ENTLEMEN,— In presenting myM self as a Candidate for' your suffrages, I have the honor briefly to submit for your consideration my views upon the leading questions now before the colony. ' I am in favor of the Abolition of Provinces, and against appointed Superintendents; I am against Insular Separation, and in favor of Property Tax, triennial Parliaments, and Shire Councils, or enlarged powers of Road Boards as the only necessary substitute for Provincial Councils.. In other matters I shall claim to be independent, and will not give a blind support to either Government or Opposition.—l am, Gentlemen, yours faithfully, G.-B. MORRIS.. Tauranga, December 20, 1875. Periodical Cattle Sales. I| C. JORDAN will sell by auction LIVE STOCK on the 2nd Thursday in each month. Full particulars advertised before each sale. Good Paddocks for use before and after, sale.