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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4060, 26 July 1884, Page 3

Election, notices. EAST COAST ELECTION. T DESIRE to thank the Electors who so kindly gave me a Block Vote for Tongoio. The total majority for me is 243. SAMUEL LOCKE. TO THE ELECTORS OF HAWKE'S BAY. /"I ENTLEMEN,--Th. Result of the Poll has restored'me again to "actiA'e political life. No Avords of mine can sufficiently express the debt of gratitude 16 we and acknoAVledge to my many Friends, through whose unsolicited and indefatigable exertions my election is mainly due. To that large portion of my Constituents, the " Working Men," I wish to say the proofs you have given me of your belief in my declarations of desire to labor impartially for the interests of all will stimulate me to study how to promote yourwelfare, and to thoroughly merit the confidence you have so unmistakably reposed in me. To my Opponents I say again, as I have said before, that as a result of my conduct of the Contest, although you opposed me politically, I hope but few entertain other, than kindly feelings for me personally, and that whenever I can be useful to you in any way you will come to me with the full assurance that it will be my pleasure, as well as my duty, to sorve 3 r ou. I am, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, W. R. RUSSELL. TO THE ELECTORS OF HAWKE'S . BAY COUNTY. GENTLEMEN,— I cannot thank you for the result of the poll_, but to tho 185 independent and progressive electors who voted for mo I say "I thank you most sincerely, and hope at the next election your numbers will be considerably increased." To my opponents, both candidates and electors, I say, "I hope political differences will not make personal enemies." Hundreds of men who would have supported me are not on the roll. It is their duty to have their names placed there at once, so as to be prepared for the future. I have had to struggle against fearful odds, but ne\'erthelcss I have tried to do my duty, and'l hope to do it again. Though personally I have been defeated, the ideas AAdiich I have advocated are not defeated, but will ultimately prevail. Timo is on our side. If I have, caused the petrified inhabitants of this stagnant district to think upon : the all-important "Land Question," I will, though vanquished, haveachieved a triumph, and my voice Avill not have been raised in vain, for tho good will grow and the truth will flow on for ever. A.DESMOND. 26th July, 1884. Sales toy Monteith. &, Co.. SALE of Ornamental and Fruit Trees advertised for TUESDAY, 29th inst., is Postponed until Further Notice. MONTEITH & CO. SALE OF ORNAMENTAL and FRUIT TREES, FLOWERING SHRUBS, &c, From the Nursery of Robert Cleave, Esq., In vercargill, AT THE HORSE BAZAAR, NAPIER, IAAA PINUS INSIGNIS XUUU 500 PinusMartima _ . 500 Pinus Laricio (Corsican Pine) 500 Cupressus Macrocarpa 250 Ornamental and Flowering ■ - :■ Shrubs,- &c. 48 Apple Trees, on blight-proof stocks. MONTEITH & CO. • ■-■ Auctioneers. FORS A L E , SEVERAL First-class BUSINESS . SITES in Hastings-street. SIX-ROOMED HOUSE and Large SECTION fronting Hastings-street and Beach-road. J ; . MONTEITH & CO. . PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ACRES FREEHOLD, OV\J Well situated. Easy terms. 700 Acres, 400 Acres in English Grass, balance bush. 105 Acres, Woodville district 110 „ „ „ no| „ ■-~_■• .'»■ : 6-roomed House, Napier. MONTEITH. & CO. Land Agents. Sales toy Banner &7S_i€l€lße. BANNER & LIDDLE, Merchants,. Wool Brokers, Shipping, Forwarding and General Commission Agents, . Auctioneers, etc. Napier and Port Ahuriri. . Regular auctions of Skins, Hides, .Talloav &c, held at their Port Ahuriri Stores on the becond and fourth WEDNESDAY in each month. Auctions of Wool held monthly during tho season, at their Port Ahuriri Stores. Owners of Wool entered for these sales can declare their reserve price, and if a sale is not effected the course is open to them of shipping direct to London,, thus obtaining the choice of two markets at a nominal expense. Wool received at our Port Store and consigned to our care for shipment only is forwarded with every despatch, .and the bills of lading handed to the owner or whosoever he may appoint without delay, and without the owner incurring any charge of any nature whatsoever. Liberal cash advances made upon all the above produce when entered for sale here, or through our agents in either London or New York.- a- ■ .- —agents fob — W. &'A. Gilbey, Wine and Spirit Merchants. The Greenbank. Alkali Works Company, • Australian M. P. Life Assurance Society. Union Fire & Marine Insurance Co. of N Z. Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society. Reuters Telegram Agency, Thomas' Sheep Dip. - ■ {■■- i" Sales toy ISaultahi & Co. A. T. H iDlT ™ '*' .Cr Have commenced Business at Hastings as , STOCK AND STATION, LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, AND AUCTIONEERS. Regular Auctions of Sheep, Cattle, and Horses Avill bo held at' Hastings, Taradale, and Petane. Entries for Avhich are now requested, and arrangements made for other sales as required. : From Mr Haul tain'a'.long experience; both in Australia and Now Zealand, in Stock and Station management, special facilities" are qffered for disposing of station properties,' and the firm is in constant • communication Avith .several large buyers "of stock in different parts, of-tho colony. ,' Office ,at Hastings, temporarily care of - Messrs lij.. Beck and Co., ponding the erection of suitable offices betAveon there ■ and tho Bank of Ncav Zealand ; also, care of Messrs Banner and Liddle, at Napier and Port Ahuriri. .'.. , ... ■ .A. T. HAULTAIN & CO, •