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Dunstan Times, Issue 221, 20 July 1866, Page 2

Sheep, and Cattle.) That the permanent leveU of the Streets should be taken; also that an unfailing supply of pure Water should be secured for the use of the Town. That Shrubs Trees, lie, be planted so as to improve the approaches to the Municipality. That it would be advisable to have a Stauding 4 Oider, so that any Councillor bring, ing forward any motion, the giving effect to which would incur an outlay of the Municipal fnnds, should staud over x\\\ the next meeting of Councillors, so as to give all the Citizens au opportunity of thorougly discussing the adviaibility of its adoption or r jection. I further pledge myself to prevent any expensive works being undertaken without the cognizance and assunt of all the rateGentlemen, considering that these are the fundimentul principles upon whih your Municipal system should be established, I beg to state that, if elected, I am prepared to give the matter that consideration and attention its importance deserves. My past career which is well known to all of you, is a sufficient guarantee of my earnestness, and I will at any time resigu my position of Mayor should you see fit to demand it. I have the honor to be, GENTLEMtH, Yp«M7,oßt obedient Servant. | IENRY LESLIE. Cromwell, 18th July, 1860. FOR SALE. A FULL SHARE in Druramy and Co.'s Claim and Water-Race, at Manuhcrikia. Apply to Mr Cope Office of this Paper. FOR SALE. A BARGAIN. TWO Oue-fourth-shares in the Meagan Claim, Butcher's Gully. For particulars apply to Mr H. J. Cope, Office of this paper, or on the ground.