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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1432, 4 March 1873, Page 3

Election Notice THOROUGH OF GRBYMOUTH. MIDDLE WARD. Notice .is Hereby Given, that on the ttyenty-fifth day of February, 1873, Edmund Wickes, one of the Councillors for*the Middl Ward of the Borough of Greymouth, having tendered his resignation, his Worship the Mayor has appointed TUESDAY, the EIGHTEENTH day of M^RUH, 1873, for the ELECTION of a COUNICLLOR for.the paid Ward, instead of the said Edmund Wickes, resigned : Notice ia hereby farther given, that an election will be held in pur- - suanceofthe requirements of the Municipal Corporations Acts, 1867 and 1871, at the Fire Brigade Hall, Boundary street, on Tuesday, the said eighteenth day of March, 1873, and the Poll, if necessary, will commence at 8 of the clock a.m., and close at 4 of the clock p.m. precisely. And furthermore, that the day for nomination of candidates to fill the said vacancy, is fixed for the 7th day of March, 1873. All candidates must be nominated in writing, signed by at least three voters and by the candidates, such written nominations must be delivered to the returning officer on or before four of the clock p.m., tr Friday, the said 7th day of March, 1873. , Printed forms for nomination of candidates may be obtained on application to the Town Clerk at his office. GEORGE GLENN, Returning Officer. Reqnisition. rpo JAMES KERR, ESQ.", '•*• Greymouth. Greymouth, Ist March, 1873. We, the undersigned ratepayers of the Middle Ward, respectfully request that you will allow yourself to be nominated for the seat in the Borough Council rendered vacant by the resignation of Edmund Wickes, Esq.; and we hereby pledge ourselves to use our utmost endeavors to secure your return. Charles Holder R. De Costa Duncan M'Lean Richard J. Tonka Wallace W. Woolfe George Glenn John B. Walton F. C. Dupre William M 'Gavin J.G.Thomas William Holder M. O'Brien Patrick J. Boylan Geo. H. Acheson John M'Gregor W. Kilgour L. A. Elerig J. W. Parkinson F. Campbell J. B. Roche A. Anderson Alexander Hosie 0. Brockhy J. Bulstrode L. C. Anseline J. Barkley F. B. Lloyd W. Robertson D. Magoffin HtighAdam Eliaa Coutanche W. Riley Robert Reay A- Hildebrand S. G. Rich William Kittelty John Hargreaves James King James Hicks Thoaias Joyce Henry Hunt G. H. Weenink Thomas North James Taylor Edward Ancher T. Amos Jacob Basch Sam. George Poole Schlichting Bros. James Rankin Fairy Matson P. B. Cameron John Davidson Daniel Sheedy Frederick Cook Hamilton Gilmer Samuel Hunter William G. Veale Simeon Fraser Martin Kennedy Walter Hill Thomas Foxcroft Hanwell WPliams To C. Holder, Duncan M'Lean, W. W. Woolfe, Esqrs., and the other gentle* men signing the above requisition. Gentlemen — I have much pleasure in acceding to your request, and, if elected, will use my best endeavors in promoting the interests of the Middle Ward, while attending to the welfare and prosperity of the Borough generally. lam, Gentlemen, Yours, &c, JAMES KERR. Public Notices. AFFICIAL AGENCY. Distribution Schedule under the "Mining Companies' Limited Liability Acts," 1865, 1870, and 1871. In the matter of "THE MOONLIGHTQDARTZ MINING COMPANY" Registered. Assets— Moneys collected— total £322 10 6 Liabilities— Per schedule, including all costs and expenses ... 354 17 11 Mode of Distribution : I hereby declare a second and final pay* nient of Eleven Shillings in the pound (6s. in the pouud already paid) to all Creditors proved in the above-named Company, payable on and after 14th APRIL. Ia consideration of the foregoing, I hereby declare the above-named "Moonlight Quartz Mining Company " fully wound up and extinct. ARCH. SCOTT. Official Agent. Hokitika, Ist March, 1873. "j^ O T I O E . MESSRS STRIKE and BLACKMORE, while sincerely thanking their numerous customers and friends for their past favors, beg to inform them that owing to their serious misfortune occasioned by the late calamitous fire, they have made arrange* ments with Messrs M'Millan and Co., who. have kindly offered to assist them in carry* ing on the business until more definite ar* rangements can be made. All orders will therefore be pleased to be addressed to Strike and Blackmore, to the care of Messrs M'Millan and Co., where they will be punctually attended to until further notice. •^7"ILLIAMS' NEW ESTABLISHMENT, Adjoining the Custom House. Mince Pies and all kinds of Pastry daily. Sponge Cakes and Pound Cakes, Madiera Cakes, and a choice assortment of Fancy Biscuits, good and cheap at the Old Estab* lished Shop, adjoining the Custom House. Wedding, Birthday, and Christening Cakes always on hand, or made to order on the shortest notice. ' Q T A BL ING. To Up-country Storekeepers, Batchers, && The undersigned respectfully intimates : that he has erected in the rear of Middleton's Wharf Hotel extensive and commodious JAMES DRUMM. ASTURE FOR HORSES, 2s 6d feu week. F. R O C HFO RT, Kai Ata, one mile above the Racecourse.

N.B.— Horses and Cattle trespassing on the land of the above after this date will be liable to be impounded without any farther notice. /.'...