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npo MESSRS MACLEAN, HAMILTON, TAYLOR, COMISKEY, and other Gentlemen who have signed a requisition to me to repiesent them in tha County Council of Westland. Gentlemen — I sincerely regret that since I accepted your very flattering requisition, circumstances have occurred in my business that necessitate my absence from this Colony immediately, and for some time, and 1 consequently must deny myself the honor you intended inc. In reluctantly withdrawing from the forthcoming Election for the Council, it is a source of great satisfaction to me (and I trust to every person interested in the welfare of this town) to see Gentlemen in the persons of Messrs Harrison andDavies coming forward to represent us, whose ability and personal interest in tho town, as also the public services hitherto rendered to the district by each in their respective capacities, will, I hope, be a sufficient guarantee (if returned) that we will be ably and honestly represented. In conclusion, I beg to thank you for the expression of your opinion towards myself, and assure you that, after my return, no personal consideration will prevent me from devoting such time (aa ought to be expected from every citizen) for the benefit of the town in any capacity wherein you may deem my services useful. I am, GentlemeD, Your most obedient servant, MARTIN KENNEDY. January 31, 1868. rpO MESSRS PURCELL, FITZGERALD, JOYCE, JONES, PELLING, PAUL, SIMMONS, HILDEBRAND, and the 40 other Gentlemen signing the requisition, Gentlemen — I beg to acknowledge the receipt of a requisition requesting me to allow myself tc be nominated as a member to represent your interests in the County Council. I regret exceedingly that lam compelled to decline your request, my business precluding me from leaving Greyraouth for any length of time. Thanking you , kindly for the honor you wish to confer on me, I am, Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, EDMUND WICKES. Greymouth, January 31, 1858. BOUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS. \J MR BAIN Will address the Electors of Greymouth, On MONDAY EVENING, At Johnston's Melbourne HoteL Chair to be taken at Eight o'clock. T> U B L I C NOTICE. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. WOOLFE, MACE AND CO. beg to thank their numerous friends for past favours, and beg to announce that in consequence of some of the parties returning to England that all claims due by the estate be sent in forthwith, and all debts due to the said firm must be paid within twenty-one days, or legal pioceedings will be taken to recover the same. WALLACE WOOLFE, HENRY MACE, C. ROGERS. Boundary-street, Greymouth, and Pal-merston-street, Westport. X^ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The Partnership hitherto existing between John Miller and James Rugg, of Boundary street, trading as boatmen and publicans, was dissolved on the 26th January, 1868. All debts owing by or to the late firm wil] be paid and received by James Rugg. JOHN MILLER. JAMES RUGG. Witnesses— H. S. Capper. M. H. Hayden. "PUBLIC NOTICE. TENDERS are invited by the Grey River Protection Committee for Pile-driving, and will be received till TUESDAY EVENING, 4th February, at 6 p.m., addressed to the Undersigned, at Kilgour's Hotel. Specifications will be shown at the Public Works Office, Greymouth, and Engineer* Office, Hokitika. N.B. — The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAMES DAVIES, Hon. Sec. rTIENDERS WANTED, for alterations to I Albion Hotel. Plans and specifications to be seen on application to Tonks and Hughes. /CROWN GRANTS. The Undersigned, having made arrangements with his Agents in Christchurchr and Nelson, is prepared to take up and Register Crown Grants in Westland. For particulars, apply to I A. R. GUINNESS, Barrister, Solicitor and Conveyancer, Albert street, (Late Mr O'Loughlin's Office.) li/TR. A. R. GUINNESS, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, AND CONVEYANCER Albert street,(Late Mr O'Loughlin's Office.)