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Amusements. TTOL UNTEER HALL. GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCE, THIS DAY (SATURDAY), At half-past 2. FOR SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES. School children admitted to the front seats for One Shilling. JAPANESE JUVENILE PERFORMANE MONKEY JUVENILE PERFORMANCE POSITIVELY Tii LAST NIGHT. Last night of the Japanese. Last night of Signor Ferrari's Monkeys. Last night of Mr T. Margetts. Mv J. Small to-night. C. B. CBARLES, Proprietor. FRANK TOWERS, Agent. Election Notices. mo THE HONORABLE HENRY H. •*• LAHMAN, M.L.C., CHAIRMAN OF THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF WESTLAND. Sir— We, the undei signed Electors of Greymouth, request you to permit us to place you in re-nomination for the seat in the County Council about to be vacated by you, and beg to assure you, Sir, that we will use our best endeavors to secure your return as one of our representatives. November 18, 1872. D. Maclean M. Levy A. R. Guinness G. W. Moss P. M. Griffen C. Morico W. J. Coates E. B. Fox, M.C.C. Richd. J. Tonks D. Carroll Kilgour and Perotti P. M'Carthy G. Perotti J. T. Fitzgerald Thomas and M'Beath W. M'Millan Henry Hunt J. E.Hawley Thomas Joyce B. J. Jones James Middleton A. Hildebrand J. Orr P. Hanney Hanwell Williams E. Ooutanche Wm. Kilgour L. Seebeck J. W. Parkinson John Muller J. B. Roche Thos. North A. M. Hunter B. Myers James Jones H. Doherty F. Badger T. Bailey H. Schlichting C. Southam W. Schlichting W. Alexander P. Smith H. Ellis Alfred Bock IT. Gieskini* F. Austin James Howie F. Cook W. Deare J, M'Davitt P. Twohill C. Broadbent S. De Leon W. Riley T. Honan Jacob Basch Henry Williams Sommers and Steel C. Morris W. H. Stone John Harris Robert Wilson W. Kittelty R. De Costaand Co. D. M'Kinty S. Fraser James O'Brien J. A. Eissenhardt L. C. Anseline F. Matson J. Osborne C. Brockley P. J. Crogan J. Manson and Co. Joseph Booth F. Kent W. Nbrris Gentlkmen — I beg to express you my warm thanks for the honor you have done me in proposing me for re-election as one of your Representatives in the County Council. I shall take an early opportunity to explain my views, and conclude by stating that a protracted illness alone has prevented me from sooner appearing in your midst, H, H, LAHMAN. Hokitika, Nov. 21, 1872. TTIO MARTIN KENNEDY, Esq., GREYMOUTH. Greymouth, November 21, 1872. Sir — We, the undersigned Electors, beg to request that you will allow yourself to be nominated for a seat in the County Council for the Town of Greymouth at the forthcoming Election. : E. Masters, pro Hogg J. M'Millan Edmund Wickes W. C. Veale E. S. Lapham 3. Manson R. C. Reid Daniel Sheedy Charles Woolcock P. J. Crogan Jas. Hamilton and Co. Robert Brown Duncan M'Le&n Henry Young Dennis Carroll John Harris G. W. Mois Henry Hunt Henry Williams W. Jones W. J. Rudd Thos. Amos F. Sweetman James Taylor * Wm. M'Gavin W. M'Millan John Hogg G. F. Maxwell Gilbert Stewart William Kittelty Charles Stanley S. Roulston John Smith ' ~ Alexander Hosie John S. H. Archer Thos. Joyce P. M. Griffen J. B. Roche D. Girdwood and Co. R. De Costa J. W. Hall M. O'Brien James Jones ' F. Matson Francis Badger Schlichting Bros. Edward Cannon A. R. Guinness W. M. Hunter Hanwell Williams R. Nancarrow F. C. Dupre J. Orr Edward Ancher F. Barff James Black James Johnston Robt. Reay Wm. M'Gregor W. F. Apted C. Seabrook C. Brockley G. W. Nichol L. C. Anseline F.Hamilton Henry Noy, Junr. G. Chas. Bowman Wallace W. Woolfe J. Savage John M'Gregor Thompson, Smith, and E. Drummond Barkley C. Southam J. Eissenhardt John Quinlan James Middleton E. Aehton John Steel W. J. Coates C. Summers J. J. Blackmoro Alfred Bock H. Kenrick R. J. Johnston William Perkins G. Perotti Heber Newton George Thorald John Davidson P. Hanney James Kerr F. Austin, J. G. Thomas F. Campbell* CowEshaw & Plaisted S. Fraser Walter Hill W. H. Stone P. Smith J. Greenwood John M'Davitt T. Foxcraft J. T. Fitzgerald Thos. Kitchenhain Gentlemen,— ln reply to your influential and numerously signed requisition, asking me to allow myself to*he nominated for a seat in. the County Council at the forthcoming election, I beg to say I shall be most happy to accede to your request, and should I have the honor of being elected) I shall, at all times, use my best endeavors to advance the interests oi the town and district of Greymouth and the affairs of the county generally. . : I have the honor to be, gentlemen, - Your obedient servant, MARTIN KENNEDY. , Greymouth,, November?!, J872, f - f^