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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2353, 18 October 1881, Page 1

TO THE ELECTORS OF SYDENHAM. a ENTLEMEN,—In response to the request made to mo by so many electors, I have the honor to OFFER MYSELF as a CANDIDATE to represent Sydenham in the next Parliament. It is the largest constituency in New Zealand, and I feel that special honor will attach to the candidate chosen to represent it. I have been requested to stand for an adjoining district, bat as my interests are identical with your own, I ask that you will do me the honor to eleot me your representative. You may depend upon my best and constant attention to all local matters, and to giving a careful and independent consideration to colonial questions. I am anxious for the welfare of our own district and the general good of the colony. I do not hold with granting a blind allegiance to either party, and cannot make you a pledge In that respect. I wish to represent you as an independent member, and promise that your interests shall be well looked after. I will take an early opportunity of meeting and explaining my views to you, I have the honor to be, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, CHARLES CLARK. Colombo road South, Sydenham. 9842 TO THE ELECTORS OP CHRISTCHURCH NORTH. GENTLEMEN, —In compliance with the request of a number of the Electors in the district, I have much pleasure in consenting to be NOMINATED as your Representative in the next Parliament. Should you honour me with your confidence yon may rely on my best effortß being devoted to your servioe in promoting the Interests of the district and the colony generally. Yours faithfully, 9864 H. THOMSON. ELECTORS OF THE HEATHCOTE DISTRICT. "< ENTLEMEN, —It is my intention to IT present myself for RE-ELECTION for your district. My services are already known to you, and I need not dwell upon them. I am a man of few words, as you know, and prefer action to talking. I shall of course be proud to again represent you, and trait I shall find thatjl have not have lost your confidence. Your obedient Servant, 9826 J. T. FISHER. TO THE ELECTORS OF STANMOBE. QJ ENTLEMEN, —In compliance with the ijt request of many Electors of the district, I have consented to be NOMINATED as a CANDIDATE for your suffrages at the coming ELECTION. I ■ball have pleasure in affording you the opportunity of being acquainted with my views on public questions. Should you do me the honor of Electing me, I shall devote my best efforts to promote the interests of the district and the colony generally. Yours faithfully, 9903 WM. FLESHER.

E. Jo X« XJORD, AUCTIONEER, ESTATE & COMMISSION AGENT, LICENSED LAND BROKER, SHARE BROKER, AND VALUATOR, HEREFORD STREET, CHHISTOHUBCHi (Next Miles and Co.) 2304 JAMES IRVINE BURGEON DENTIBT, Formerly Meohanloal Partner with the late ' Charles Cooper, LICHFIELD STREET WEST, Near St Miohael's Church, Ban be Consulted Daily at his Residence from 9 till 6. No oonneotion with any other firm In Christohurch. 331 S THE WINTER, SEASON. BOOTS. S HO E S. GREAT CLEARANCE SALE Of BOOTS AND SHOES AT Cashel House Boot Depot, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. J&lio \Jf tlon of his numerous Customers and the Publio In general to his Immense Stock of BOOTS and SHOES. AS HE IS OVERSTOCKED, he is determined to effeot a speedy clearance, to facilitate which he has RE-MARKED every Article at the LOWEST PRICE POSSIBLE to any Trader who Intends paying for his Goods. Also, in view of the Winter Season, he has specially Imported 77 TRUNKS OF BOOTS AND SHOES from the Best English Makers, which, owing to the depressed state of trade at Home, and being Bought for Cash, he is In a position to OFFER AT LOWER PRICES Than would be otherwise possible. The STOCK BEING TOO LABGE to Particularise, a CALL is requested, as Purchasers should see the Stock and Judge for Themselves. Particular attention is called to the Stock COLONIAL BOOTS AND SHOES whloh, being made at his MANUFACTORY, HEREFORD STREET, under Ha own Supervision, he can give every Guarantee as to quality. NOTE THE ADDRESS, E. GEORGE, Cashel House Boot Besot, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. 84«