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Cromwell Argus, Volume IV, Issue 191, 8 July 1873, Page 3

Cromwell ITU)R SALE, Two BUGGIES, (one i. double-seated), a SPRING CART, and a double set of Harness ; also, a set of Harness to suit buggy or spring cart; and Two HORSES. Apply to GEORGE JENOUR, Cromwell. FOR SALE, ONE-HALF SHAKE in the KAWARAU GORGE COAL PIT AND LIME KILN. The Pit is in excellent working order, and is provided with all recpiisite appliances. In connection with it, also, there are Two Draught Houses, One Dray, Harness, &c. &c. The purchaser of One-half Share will become SOLE PROPRIETOR of an excellent Stone 4-stalled STABLE. For terms, apply D. MacKELLAR. Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore subsisting between the undersigned, under the style of M'CORMICK, GRANT, & RICHARDS, as builders of a Bridge over the Kawarau River, near Bannockburn, has been dissolved this daybyinutua consent. The business in connection with such Bridge will in future be carried on by WM. GRANT and JOHN RICHARDS, under the style of GR, ANT & RICHARDS, who will discharge all liabilities in connection with the undertaking. Cromwell, June 24, 1873. JOHN M'CORMICK WILLIAM GRANT JOHN RICHARDS. Witness to signatures : D. MacKellar. Mayoral election", For 1873-4. TO THE ELECTORS OF CROMWELL. Gentlemen, Having been, requested by a number of my brother citizens to offer myself as a candidate for the civic chair, I beg to say that it is my intention so to offer myself. I have to apologise for not adopting the usual course of putting machinery in motion for a requisition. I trust that the electors will appreciate and support one who has faithfully devoted so much time to the benefit of the town and district. JOHN MARSH. [requisition.] To Mr M. FRAER, Mayor, Cromwell TAE AR SIR, —We, the undersigned citizeus of the town of Cromwell, respectfully solicit that you will allow yourself to be nominated for the ensuing Mayoral e’ection. The energy, perseverance, and attention you have displayed during your term of office as Mayor assure us that you will well and worthily occupy the Mayoral chair. Your municipal experience, in addition to your other qualifications, will no doubt tend to the benefit of Cromwell generally. Should you accede to our solicitations, we promise you our votes ; and to use our best tnI deavours to secure your return. Jus. Corse, M. D. Jus. Nicholas Andrew Wood W. O’Connell Roger Donegan I. W. Escott Geo. M. Starkey W. Edwards Jas. Buchan Thos, Foote Jules La Fontaine Reuben Isaacs E. M‘Nulty John S. Burres J. Harding Roht. Kidd Jas, Thompson R. E. Dagg W. Williams Patrick Cahill Chas. W. Hedhmd John E. Beattie J. W. Thompson Chas. Wright 11. W, Smythies Thos. Heron E. 0. Amoore A. W, Allanby G. Smith Robt. Campbell John Towau Jas. Stuart Chas. Colclongh Wm. U. Goodall. [reply,] ri ENTLEMEN, —In reply to your revX quisition, which, together with kind assurances given me, affords me ground to reckon upon the support of a majority of the citizens, I have much pleasure in acceding to your solicitations, by allowing myself to be nominated for the Mayoralty. It is very gratifying to me to find that my services have met with your approval; and 1 have to assure you that, if elected again, I will use the same energy in the future as I have done in the past. I am, yours truly, M. FRAER.