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rp o w, -a - bar ris O.K. .-kss;, x GREYMOUTH. Dear Sir— We, tlie undersigned electors of Greymouth, beg to request you to permit yourself to be nominated as a candidate to represent this town in the County Council. Should you accede to our request we will use every exertion to secure your return. We are, dear sir, yours faithfully, Patrick Comiskey P. M. Griffeu Singer Barclay Geo. W. Nichol F. Hamilton Martin Kennedy Glenn Bros. • ■•• : Moiris Levy : Hamilton Gilmer James H. O'Loughlin Henry Hunt ' Geo. Taylor R. B. Goff ■ G. W. Moss Geo. F. Maxwell John Heron . . , , D. Girdwood . De Costa and Co Richard Nancarrow , James Affleck W. Kilgour. '■„-; REPLY. Gentlemen— l have much pleasure ia acceding to your, request, thanking you for which, I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, w. h; harrisok. mO JAMES DAVIES, ESQ.,, GREYMOUTH. Sir— We, the undersigned Electors of the Electoral District of Greymouth, respectfully request you to allow yourself to be placed in nomination as a Candidate for the representation of the Town in the County Council of Westland.As a gentleman largely interested in the commercial prosperity of the -district, and • having always . devoted your attention to itt wants, we believe you to be well qualified to represent Greymouth in the Conncil, and we pledge ourselves to give you our support Martin Kennedy Daniel Sheedy Gerald Perrotti F. Badger Ceo. W. Nichol F Hamilton James Johnston ." H. Wbitmore Geo. Taylor F. Clark Geo. F. MaxwelL P.M. Griffen D. Maclean William Glenn Morris Levy Richard B. Goff D. Girdwood and Co. De Costa and Co. G. W. Moss . ■ ■ :• John Heron J. W. Parkinson Thomas (J. G.) D. M'Beatli Thos. Spoor A. Hosie Frank Cohen David Cohen W. Wright W. Woolfe Chas. Holder Patrick Crawford John Arnott . To Messrs M, Kennedy, D. Sheedy, G. " Perrotti, and the other gentlemen signing the requisition. Gentlemen- -Having always declined the , honor of becoming a Candidate, I feel somewhat reluctant at this eleventh hour to comply with your request ; but Mr Kennedy's withdrawal, and the urgent manner in which I ha*ve been requested to allow myself to be nominated, has induced me to place my services at your disposal, and if elected I can only promise to do my best for the Town and district. . . 1 have the honor to be, ' ; Gentlemen, ' Your obedient Servant, JAMES DAVIES. XTALENTINES.' VALENTINES. J. .W. PARKINSON has just received a large supply of Comic and Sentimental Valentines. Also, Birthday, Remembrance, and Presentation Cards. J. W. Parkinson, Stationer and News Agent, next Harris's „ tar Hotel. '