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iwvts &xmU. LL PARTIES indebted to me are requested to pay the same on or before the 17th October, or legal proceedings will be taken to recover. 6754 T. MERSON. CHRISTO G 1 RCil UKAM'IaK »ND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Manchester street. THE Fourth Quarter begins MONDAY, Bth October, it 9 a m. Unsectariaa Religious Instruction, 1-hour each day. The method of teaching Arithmetic is almost identical with the Kindergarten. T. M. GEE, Certificated Teacher, under Committee of the Privy Council en Education, En> and. f 773 TO HENRY THOMSON, Esq., Member of the Christchurch City Council. DEAR SIR, —We, the undersigned Burgesses of the City of Christchurch, respectfully request you to allow yourself to be Nominated for the Office of Mayor of Christchurch at the ensuing Election in November. We are of opinion that the experience you have gained as a Member of the past and present City Councils eminently qualifies you to occupy the position of Chief Magistrate of the City. Should you accede to our wishes we will use our best efforts to secure your election. & George Gould William Deamer,M.D. E. B. Bishop Hanmer and Harper Frederick Thompson W. D. Carruthers James Shand —. J. Beaumont Henry H. Hennah Jas. Goo. Hawkes Win. Day H. Davis K. Walton C. W. Turner John Anderson E. Jenkins Sam. S. Re vans Henry Fisher Geo. R. Hart Thomas Fisher W. J. Fisher J. Holloway Y s '' Thomas Tombs/fW. P. Cowlishaw F. G. Garricjjt M. Winter Y Robert Wilkin L. E. Nathan Geo. G. S%ad B. Petersen and Co. J. R. Johnson H. Fuhrmann ! *rw Alfred Taylor A. Candy George Piercy W. Ross H. L. Bowker J. Dunlop W. G. Grand George Fletcher Roger Deacon A. Cracroft Wilson J. B. Way E. H. Palmer v P. A. Bishop D. Craig Robert M. Adair 0 Andrew DimcauT Predk. Hobbs in T. S. Lambertw J. D. Macphcjyon S. Gartorth J. P. Jamesoi F. C. Bowler W. S. Cooke Chas. Clark W. D. Wood And H. fl. de Bourbell John Lewis W. B. Armson C.N«wton P. Laurie W. H. Porter .. Alfred Thompson Turnbull C. C. Al Llewellyn Powell W. D. BrunSden W. Wilson,per W. W. Charters/attorney A. Moore W. Sydney Smith Jno. wMatson Cha*jr&. Howell Alfred Simpson J? • Slater Mason P. Cross H. Hobday M. Cunningham J. J. Fitz Gibbon H. J. Walters J, J. Milner P. Hopkins Henry Purdie W. H. Hargreaves E. C. Mouldy C. W. Bishop P. J. Smith J. D. Frankish T. Pavitt Pavitt u Aitken G.ljLiiwood R. black EXBlack Gyfo. Bonningtsn . Hutchinson Thomson Roberts 0. Ring'vood W. Pengclly W. H. Sutcliffe John birth John Woodard S. Paterson E. Ellisdou A. R. Kirk A. Urquhirt John Cortliy A. M‘Nio L. Bergh Robert Sutherland Geo. Thornton her Gentlemen. Gentlemen,—l ha\ much pleasure in acting to the very largm and influential requtsion you have address*! to me. asking me to How myself to bo nomiahted to the honorable ffico of Mayor of Christchurch at the ensuing .action. j I fool very grateful w all my follow-citizens ir this additional mar#of their confidence. I have had the hone# of being elected three mes as a member of*ie City Council, and. havo nereforo gained cojffliderable experience in the usiucss of the city Mf . Should you do n»thc honor of electing me, J. ill devote all mjpnergies to your service, and aving a Large aJbunt of leisure, I will promise iat your interns shall receive my most careful Mention. # , „ „ I have t» honor to be, Gentlemen, Y(J& obedient sdrvunt, , H. THOMSON. Chi-istchuA, Oct. 3,1877. W-4 1561