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Dunstan Times, Issue 252, 22 February 1867, Page 3

TO TUB Electors of the Goldflelds' IN TilK DtJ.WTAM DISTRICT. vJ so many influential inhabitants in the Dunstan District has induced me to plac e my services at your disposal, and .should I have the honor to be returned as your representative in the Provincial Council, I shall endeavour to retain that confidence you so kindly placed in me. It will always be my desire to further the progress of the Goldfields, and see that a fair distribution of the public funds be spent in opening up the country and de~ veloping its mineral resources. It is absolutely necessary that the Goldfields should have representatives whose interests are identical with those of the miners, so that their wants may be made known and understood. I can claim to 1 e one of those interested, and I shall use my utmost endeavors to check the abominable taxation which is year by year being heaped upon the mining community directly and indirectly. Believe me, Gentlemen, if I am returned [ shall never rest until I see the duty on gold removed or considerably reduced, for [ consider it a most unjust tax on industry —imposed upon a people who undergo the greatest hardships to open up a portion of the country, which otherwise would be barren and unprofitable. The agricultural interest I should like to see advance more rapidly on the Goldfiel 's, and the only way to attain that ol - iect is to give easy access to the lands. I am so far liberal on the Land Question hat, had I the giving away of the country I would give it to the "bona fide" small settlera. Previous to the nomination I shall personally explain my views on other matters connected with the Gold-fields, and the advancement of the country generally. I am, Gentlemen, Yours trulv. W. FULLEP. To the gentlemen signing the requisitior,

2G ° VICTORIA, No. 26. SCHEDULE A.

T THE undersigned, William Newman, I I hereby make application to register the " Tho Enterprise Water Bace Com- j pany. "Registered, under the provisions of " The Mining Companies' Limited Liabil- j ity Act, 1865," and I do solemnly and ; sincerely declare that the following statement is, to the best ol my belief and knowledge, true in every particular, namely : 1. The name and style of the Company i 3 " Enterprise Water Race Company." 2. The place of operations is at Mount Ida. 3. The nominal Capital of the Company is four thousand eight hundred pounds (£4800) in sixteen shares of £3OO each. The amount already paid up is three hundred pounds (£3oo)per share. 5. The name of the Manager is Wilj liam Newman. 6. The Office of the Company is at Mount Ida, 7. The nair.es and several residences of the Shareholders and tho number of shares held by each at this date are as fellow? : James M. Nicho'as, Mount Ida, one share. tt illiam Morrison, Mount Ida one share C'ollan Nicholas, MouLt Tda, one shareWilliam John Barrett, Mount Ida, one share. Matthe-w N. Cooper, Mount Ida, one share.. George Chapman, Mount Ida, one share. Christian Archer, Mount Ida, two shares. William Hindman, Mount Ida, one share. lUchard Goodman, Mount Ida, one share. Georgo Currie, Mount Ida, one share. William Grayson, Mount Ida, two shares. Walter Blair, Wanganui, one share. Henry Jacobs, Hokitika, one share. James Orr, Hamilton, one share. Dated this 7th day of Feb., 1867. WILLIAM NEWMAN, Manager. Witness to Signature, : John Nugent Wood, J. P,