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Kumara Times, Issue 533, 12 June 1878, Page 2

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HOKITIKA. GENTLEMEN, I beg respectfully to inform you that, at the request ot a large number of your body, it is ray intention to become a candidate for your suffrages at the Ensuing Election of a member of the House of Representatives to fill the seat at present vacant by the resignation of C. E. Button Esq. I shall take early opportunities of addressing the Electors at the various centres of population throughout the district. I ara prepared to give a general support to the Ministry of which Sir George Grey is the chief, arid in the meanwhile I pledge mvself that, if returned, I will conscientiously and to the best of mv ability devote my energies to secure the welfare of the district, not forgetting that it forms a part of one of the most flourishing and important Colonies in the Southern Hemisphere. I ara, Gentlemen, With great respect. Your most obedient servant, GERARD GEORGE FITZGERALD. Hokitika, June 10th, 1878.

THE PRESS, THE PULPIT, THE PEOPLE. AND THE OTHER OR EAT T) THE PARLIAMENT. i ? MR. S.CROUMBIE-BROWN Will deliver A LECTURE on the above subject, in the THEATRE ROYAL, on the evening of MONDAY, JUNE 17. Admission : Front Seats, 3s : Back Seats, 2s.

NOTICE. FT AVING disposed of my KUMARA U BRANCH BUSINESS to Mr J. O’HAGAN, I request that all ACCOUNTS due to me lie SETTLED foithwith, otherwise Legal Proceedings will be taken for their recovery. Mr O’HAGAN will receive all Accounts, and his receipt will be a sufficient discharge. JAMES HOLMES.

JAMES JJILLEB, Kumara, Commission agent. Books Kept, and Accounts Collected. Two Shares for Sale at Dill man’s Town, paying good dividends. COTTAGES FOR SALE, OR TO LET.

WANTED, hy a first-class < COOK, a situation. Apply at Sinclair George’s, Masonic Hotel, Main Road.