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Kumara Times, Issue 532, 11 June 1878, Page 2

TO HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF KUMARA. O of the Borough of Kuuiara, respectfully request that you will call a Public Meeting, to take iv>to consideration the desiraldlitv of petitioning His Excellency the Governor to cancel the Education Reserve within the Borough, and to throw the land open for sale. (Signed) C. F. HOLMES, PETER DTTNG\N, WILLIAM KEEOH, DENIS HAN NAN, And sixty-six other Burgesses. PUBLIC NOTICE. IN" compliance with th. 3 above 1. ~.„.„ tion, I hereby convene a PUBLIC MEETING to be held in the Theatre Royal, on TUESDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock. RICHARD J. SEDDON, Mayor, Kuniara, 10th June, 1878. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HOKITIKA. Vj large number of (fee Electors, and after giving the .political situation the fullest consideration. I have decided to present myself as a candidate for your suffrages. During the ensuing week I will address yon at the various centres of population within the district. I will then fully explain my political views. In the meantime I will only say that, while prepared to give the policy enunciated by Sir George Grey, a general support, I will not pledge myself (if elected) to blindly follow up any particular leaders, but will .consider upon its merits every measure introduced into the House—whether by the Government, by the ' )ppoaition, or by independent .members. On two points, however, I am prepared to declare mys-lf. Whether in the House or, out of it, I shall oppose, any fictions or secnariiin attempt to interfere with THE EDUCATION ACT AS IT IS, Atwl I give to every measure calculated to develop, dy the expenditure of public money, THE ENORMOUS MINERAL RE^ SOURCES OF THE DISTRICT, My hearty and strenuous support. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, S. CROUMBIN-BROWN". Hokiiika, June 10th, 1878. NOTI 0 E. RAVING disposed of my KUMARA 11 BRANCH-BUSINESS to Mr J. O'HAGAN, I request thati all ACCOUNTS clue to me be SETTLED forthwith, otherwise Legal Proceedings will be taken for their recovery. Mr O'HAGAN will receive all Accounts, and his receipt will he a sufficient discharge. JAMES HOLMES.