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Cromwell Argus, Volume IV, Issue 186, 3 June 1873, Page 4

PPLICATIONS FOR LAND. To prevent misapprehension, persons desirous of applying to purchase or occupy Crown Lands, are informed that every application must be made at the Land Oflice of the district in which the land applied for is situated. The land in Glenkenich and Waipahee districts, advertised open for application on the 22nd inst., must be applied for at Invercargill. Forms of application may be had at any Land Office, or will be sent by post to any one if requested. Applications may be sent by post, addressed to "The District Land Officer," along with a draft in favour of the Receiver of Land Revenue, for the deposit of 2s. an acre of the land applied for. J. T. THOMSON. Chief Commissioner. r\T ASTE LANDS ACT. Mr F. J. WILSON, Solicitor, will be happy to transact any business required in the DISTRICT LAND OFFICE, Clyde. Attendance in Cromwell every Thursday. New Advertisements. TO the ELECTORS of KAWARAU DISTRICT. ELECTION OF MEMBER FOR PROVINCIAL COUNCIL. GENTLEMEN,-I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for the representation of this district, and will address you at an early date, due notice of which will be given. My long residence in the district, and the interest 1 have taken in all public matters tend-, ing to its advancement, are a sufficient guarantee of my sincerity ; and if you should think fit to elect me to that honourable position there shall be nothing done on my part to forfeit the confidence reposed in me. I am, yours faithfully, JOHN MARSH. TO the ELECTORS of the KAWA RAU DISTRICT. GENTLEMEN, —In answer to numerous solicitations to allow myself to be nominated at the forthcoming election for the Provincial Council. I have to state that T regret not being able to spare the time necessary for so important an honour as acting as your representative in our Provincial Legislature. I shall, however, in my position as Mayor, endeavour to assist in strengthening the hands of whoever is elected, in anything that has a tendency to forward the interests of our important district. I am, Gentlemen, yours faithfully, M. FRAER. ELECTION NOTICE. rpO the ELECTORS of the KAWARAU DISTRICT. GENTLEMEN,-1 beg respectfully to intimate that I am a candidate for the honour of being your representative in the Provincial Council; and should you repose your confidence in me, I will endeavour to promote the welfare of the district to the best of my ability. The present position of Provincial politics calls for the utmost vigilance on the part of your future member, and upon a careful selection of a representative will depend to a great extent the future proper recognition of this most important yet neglected constituency. I will take an early opportunity of meeting the electors at the various centres of population. I am, yours faithfully, CHAS. COLCLOUGH. ELECTION NOTICE. ;0 the ELECTORS of the KAWARAU DISTRICT. GENTLEMEN, —As you arc aware, there is a general election for the Provincial Council impending, and as, in my opinion, the interests of this distiict have been very much neglected, I beg to inform you that it is my intention to offer you my services in the forthcoming Council. The stake that I hold in the district is a sufficient guarantee that, if elected, I will use all ray endeavours to promote the welfare of the miiiin interest. I will take an early opportunity of meeting you in the different portions of the district, and explaining my views to you on the various subjects that now engross public attention. 1 am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, JAMES HAZLETT.