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WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, Limited, Will hold a Sale of Horses at Mr Sinclair’s No. 2 Masonic Stables, on SATURDAY, Oth DECEMBER, 1902, When they will offer, under instructions from Mr W. D. S. McDonald, The following OA DRAUGHT HORSES (All staunch and useful) 30 Hacks (broken and unbroken) 2 Waggons, in good order, and all Gear 2 Drays, nearly new, and Harness. Sale commences at 12 o'clock sharp. A. F, KENNEDY. Auctioneer. WILLIAMS A KETTLE, Limited, Will hold their NEXT STOCK SALE At the MATAWHERO YARDS, On THURSDAY NEXT, 27th INSTANT, When they will offer : SHEEP, CATTLE, PIGS, Eto. I’resent Entries : 2500 S H principally good wool. E E F, Hoggets in IAA HEAD OF JLve Ve Including 35 18 T'nt'i ti 2-yea ■ M 15 Cows .mi <%lv.* CATTLE, He : fcr" Also,— Springing Cuwo .mil Heifers Yearling*. • to. Sale at 11.30 a.m, Further Entries invited. A. F KENNEDY, Auctioneer. DALGETY & COMPANY, Limited, Instructed by Mr Jno. Wall (who has leased his farm), will sell on the premises - , Patutahi, on FRIDAY, the sth December, at 11 a.m.— 1, nHIShiP, comprndng Ewes mWE/v/Lr and Lambs, Wethers and I>* v wes. 0 Draught Horses and Harness 1 Grey Gelding (good hack) Spring Cart Horse and Ilantesis ■1 Tip Drays, 3 Ploughs 3 Sets Harrows, 2 Mowing Machines 2 Binders, Horse Hoe, Horse Rake Sundries, etc., etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. GEORGE E. ELIOTT, Auctioneer.

WANTED—SOOO READERS FOR LAST AND SPECIAL ISSUE OF WAIAPU ADVOCATE. POINTED AND PERSONAL APPEALS FROM WELL - KNOWN CITIZENS, READ ! STUDY ! ACT ! STRIKE OUT THE TOP LINE, Fit " ED. H. TAYL olt L Will deliver a Leoturo In the THEATRE ROYAL, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING!, At 8 o'clock. The Lecture will he illustrated with Limelight Views, W id AT AT'UTTJ. ISS BALOARNIE Will Lecture in the Public Hall, Wliatatutu, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING!, At 7.30 o'clock. M 13 3 ALaAit N I E WilLLeoture at T E KARAKA, Oil SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, At 7.30 o’clock.

piCc TO THE ELECTORS OF WAIAPU. Gisborne. November 18 tin LT is with extreme regret that 1 am 0 n compelled to leave the East \v Coast upon the eve of the Election. Ri Matters of importance to Che Government must lie attended to immediately by a Minister of the Crown, and as my Colleagues are nearly all busily engaged in the South, the responsibihty has fallen upon me of attending to these matters. Could 1 consult my own wishes, you may lie sure 1 would istay in Gisborne till tbe Election was over, but imperative duty calls me away. On my return I shall address meetings' in Gisborne and in some of the spirvounding Meanwhile, 1 trust that no effort will Ik spared to make the polling as large as, if not larger, than that of the last election. Let nothing he taken lor grantedlet everyone p«» ,w ' ,-•* —tV „„ n’t-- . u i-.6)JAV next. I tender very sincere apologies for my absence, and I assure you that it is necessity alone which compels it. The district will not sutler m the

estimation of Uie Government, or 1 arliament, lweau.se its Representative as hail to. leave his constituents to ;rform important public duties. J. CARROLL. -o THU ELECTORS OF IIANGAROA RIDING. r adIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Li I desire to thank -on tor the honor you have conferred ipon me by electing me to he your Representative on the County Loun--il, While I am not proliiie in promises, r shall promise that I snail endeavor to merit your confidence by doing my duty to you and to the County as tar as 1 am able. I have the honor to he, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours obediently, LISSANT CLAYTON. NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS, IN pursuance of “ The Electoral Act, 11102." I, George John Alexander Johnstone. Returning Officer for the Electoral District of Waiapu, do hereby give notice that th e persons whose names appear hereunder have been nominated as Candidates for the Election of a Member oi the House of Representatives of New Zealand for the Electoral District ot Waiapu, viz.— J AMES CARROLL FRANCIS WHITMORE ISITT. G. J. A. JOHNSTONE, Returning Officer^