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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4033, 25 June 1884, Page 3

Sales I»y Mr I_YMdo... adjoining the . Hospital, containing 2 acres, securely f eiiced in. : Apply to— EDWARD LYNDON. Election notices. 5 : : . ! NAPIER ELECTION. A MEETING of Mr. Ormond's supporters in the forthcoming Election will be hold at the Committee-room (Mr. Margoliouth's Auction Mart) THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Business—To receive Provisional Committee's Report and Election of Standing Committee. W. R. BLYTHE, Chairman Provisional Committee. GENERAL ELECTION. i HAWKE'S BAY DISTRICT. T INVITE the Electors of this District to attend a meeting at the Oddfellows' Hall, Taradalo, on SATURDAY NEXT, 28th inst., at 7 p.m. F. SUTTON* TO THE ELECTORS OE NAPIER. A FEW weeks ago I was gratified to receive an intimation from a considerable number of Napier settlers that it was their wish I should stand for the representation of this town when an opportunity offered. I had the pleasure to meet and confer with a number of those gentlemen, and finding my opinions generally in accord with theirs I accepted the invitation given me. Tho writs for the election of the new Parliament aro about to be issued, and I beg to inform you that I am a Candidate for the Napier seat. My political opinions are known to many of you, and I hope shortly to address you upon the questions of public interest with which the next Parliament will have to deal. J. D. ORMOND. TO THE ELECTORS OF HAWKE'S BAY COUNTY. GENTLEMEN,— At the request of friends and of my own impulse, I have decided to become a Candidate for your suffrages. For the information of those not personally acquainted with me, I may state that I am not a large sheepfarmer, neither am I blessed with the exclusive ownership of a country side. • Still, those undoubted failings will not prevent me from voting for really liberal measures, nor will they deter mc from attacking the land grabbing rings which have kept Hawke's Bay twenty years behind other parts of New Zealand. My voice shall always be heard against the unjust laws which compel masses of men to toil for a bare living whilst thousands of acres of good soil aro lying comparatively unused and fenced in, only waiting for the magic touch of labor to turn them into gold— "to raise the smiling homestead ami fields of leaving grain." A Land Tax and No Land Monopoly shall be my motto, and my aim to settle Human Beings upon our lands instead of Sheep. A. DESMOND. 25th Juno, 1884. Educational. MISS /_ NDERSON will bo happy to XJL receive a limited number of Pupils for the Piano. Terms—Two guineas per quarter. Address—Care of Madame Summerhayes, Coote-road. Tenders. ALTERATION OF TIME. TO CARPENTERS. TENDERS will be received up to Noon of TO-MORROW (Thursday) for raising a building in Hastings-street. Particulars may be obtained from the undersigned at the office of Mr. Finch, Architect, where tenders may be lodged. THOMAS R. COOPER, Architect. r ~~~. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited up till the 28th inst. for making Additions to Premises in Hastings-street. Plans and specifications to be seen at my Office. W. A. DUGLEBY, Architect. ~~ NAPIER HOSPITAL. . TENDERS for the following Supplies for the twelve months commencing on the 15th of July next, will be received by me up to noon on MONDAY, July 7, 1884. No. 1 Contract.—Bread and Flour at per lb. ~2 ~ Meat at per lb ~ 3 ~ Milk at per gallon. 4 ~ Butter at per lb., Fowls at per pair, and Eggs at per dozen. „ 5 „ Groceries. 6 ~ Brandy, Port "Wine, and Constantia at per dozen, Ale and Stout at per dozen pints. (1 7 „ Coal and Coke. ~8 ~ Funerals. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Forms of tender and all necessary information can be obtained at the Hospital of— Wm. HARKER, Secretary. Wanted Known. WANTED KNOWN — That Robert Holt has a good supply of House Blocks, Wire, Mortice, and Straining Posts, at his Port Ahuriri Sawmill, opposite Raiiway Station. — WTJEEBBLE has landing-this • X day — Pines, Bananas, Lemons, Oranges, and Apples. Also, Mullett, Schnapper, and FRESH OYSTERS. W" ANTED KNOWN-That Mr. Col-' ledge, Jeweller, has Electric Bell Materialfor sale; estimates furnished. ANTED KNOWN — A first-class second - hand American Organ, suitable for a public building for sale cheap at. •'The Little Dustpan." WANTED— Everybody. to know that E. Ashton has taken the Occidental Hotel, and hopes to meet all his old and as many new friends as will favor him with a call. ANTED—Persons about to buUdTo know that they can get lists of quantities arid correct estimate of cost from John Renouf, Dickens-street. All kinds of Joiner's and other work in town or country I executed with neatness and despatch.