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Dunstan Times, Issue 714, 24 December 1875, Page 2

when I find that the probability of having to spend five or six months in Wellington every year, and the sacrifice of business and income consequent thereupon, is deterring other and perhaps abler men from offering their services to you, in obedience to the request of a large number of yourselves, I offer mine. I can afford the time, and no business in which I am engaged will suffer from my absence. 1 therefore leave the issue in your hands. If you should do mo the honor to elect me, you may rest assured nothing will be wanting on my part to carry out the duties of your representative in a manner worthy the most important Goldfields district in the Colony. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your Obedient servant, BORTHWIOK 11. BAIRD.

£ IN pursuance of “ The Regulation of Elections Act, 1870, I, William Laurence Simpson, Returning Officer for the Electoral District of Dunstan. do hereby give notice that, by virtue of a writ bearing date the 6th day of December, 1875, under the public seal of the Colony, an ELECTION will lie hold for the return of a qualified person to serve as Member of the House of Representatives for the said Electoral District; and that the NOMINATION of CANDIDATES will take place at CLYDE, at noon, on the 23id •hty of December, 1875 ; and that the POLL, if nece*s. ry, will be taken on the 27 th day of December, 1875. W. LAURENCE SIMPSON, Returning Officer. The following are Polling Places for the Electoral District of Dunstan ; The Courthouse,-Clyde (principal) The. Courthouse, Alexandra The Courthouse, Blacks The Courlhouse, Cromwell The Public Hall, Kawarau Gorge The School house, Matakanui. The Store of Josiah Mitchinson, Bendigo Messts Finlay and Morris’old Store, Bald Hill Flat Canvas cent, near Mr Scally’s Store, Nevis The Schoolhouse, Bannockburn W. LAURENCE SIMPSON, Returning Officer. ELECTION DUNSTAN DISTRICT NOTICE. THE Official Declaration of the Poll will be made at the Courthouse, Clyde, on Wednesday, the 29 hj dav of December, 1875, at the hour of Noon. W. LAURENCE SIMPSON, Returning Officer. Courthouse, Clyde, 23rd December, 1875. TOWN HALL,CLYDE, MONDAY, December 27th, 1875, (B 0 X I N G-N I G H T.) Immense Attraction ! Second and Last A ppearance of the Celebrated AUSTRALIAN BELLRINGERS, Instrumentalists, and Vocalists, The talented lynch FAMILY, (Now on their tonr round the World) and the great. English Comique and Comedian MR CHARLES KEELEY, From St. James’ Hall, London. Mr HARRY LYNCH, Pianist Entire Change of Programme. Everything New ! Second Programme. The Bellringers will play new Selections on the “ Handbells," “ Standbells,” and “ Clockbells,”.” Total 130 Bells. Messrs H., R., G., and W. Lynch will sing “The Schmoker Family.” quartette - “Hallelujah Band,” and “ Clung, Clung." Chinese Song and Dance, <kc., <fce., drc. Mr Charles Keeley will sing “ Good Evening,”“ Beautiful Girls,” “Blighted Husband,” “ Where’s Nancy Gou«, ” the Ethiopean Burlesque of “Father Come Horne.,” and “ Nicodemus Johnson, <tc., Arc.. <irc.; the whole to conclude with the Screaming Farce “ Mr Johnson in want of a Coachman.” Mr Johnson (an irritable Merchant) Harry Lynch Tommy Flapumg iffum (Head Waiter) Willy Lynch Julius Caesar (newly engaged Coachman) Charles Keeley, Ac., Ac. j N.B.— Do not miss the treat on Monday evening, when the Bellringers appear in one of their best programmes. Reserved Seats, 4s ; Back, 2s 6d v ’ Doors ppen at Half-past Seven, commehce'at HENRY LYNCH, Senr, Proprietor. PLAINS - . ’t’nesrlav ST. BAT HANS - Wednesday NASEBY - Thursday and Friday