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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIII, Issue 752, 21 January 1860, Page 6

llifK. OLLIYIEIi' will hold his first JLoL. Sale of Land in Kainpoi, at the Northern Ilotul, ON MONDAY, 23rd. JANUARY, 1860, When he will odor Freehold Sections in Peraki Street; Freehold Sections fronting on tho river Waimakariri, ncav the Ferry reserve on the Island. THIRTY FREEHOLD SECTIONS Of one acre each, fronting on the riyor Waimakariri near Messrs. Miles & Go's Stores. Sale at One o'clock. MR. OLLIVIER is instructed to sell by public auction, at his Rooms, in Cashel Street, on . . SATURDAY, the 21st January Next, tho following stores and other goods— 18 half-chests tea 7 ■ bags-raw coffee 2 chests sago 3 bags black pepper ' 2 bullock drays (i packages 2 pronged hay forks 6 ditto 3 ditto G ditto 4< ditto manure forks. Sale at 12 o'clock. CATTLE. MR. OLLIVIER is instructed to offer for sale, 300 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, to arrive from Nelson at the end of February. Jan. 13,1860. ; TO;'HIE ELECTORS OF THE DISTRICT OF KAIAPOI. /GENTLEMEN,—Having accepted the VJI office of Provincial Secretary, and. resigned my seat in the Council, I beg to offer myself for re-election. I deem it uncalled for that I should make a general statement of my political views. As regards the all-absorbing question of railways, I beg to state that I shall be a most enthusiastic supporter of such, so soon as a case is made out, based on sound political and commercial calculations, proving that a railway with tunnel, to be commenced forthwith, will advance the prosperity of the province. At the same time, I wish to be understood to condemn the system upon which the Railway and Loan Ordinances, at present in sus- ' pense^are 'framed, viz.; that of paying for a great ! imd extraordinary work partly by loan, but chiefly j by abstracting annual revenue from its legitimate purpose, thereby crippling all branches of ordinary | public works. J Your most obedient servant, CHARLES ROBERT BLAKISTON. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE [ HEATHCOTE DISTRICT. Iri ENTLEMEN,—I have been requested vT to offer myself for election as one of your representatives in the Provincial Council, in place of Mr. Harman, resigned. . lam aware tlfat that gentleman comes forward for re-election, and it will be for you to decide ; whether his acceptance of the Provincial Auditorship is compatible with his holding a seat in the Council. With reference to the chief subject now occupying public attention, viz., the proposed railroad, I believe that it will be to the interests of the colony generally, and of our district especially, that it should be completed. Should! have the honor of being elected, it will be my endeavour to. discharge faithfully the trust reposed in me. ; Remaining, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, •■'' ■ . ; E» C. LATTER. Wicken, near Christchurch, Jan. 17,1860. TO THE ' ELECTORS of the HEATHCOTE DISTRICT, i r^ENTLEMEN,—Having resigned my seat in ! V3T the Provincial Council in order to accept the office of Provincial Auditor, I beg to. offer myself as a candidate for re-election. Since the last occasion on .which I had the honor of being returned as one of your representatives, questions of considerable importance have come under the consideration of the Provincial Council j on all of these I have voted with a view to secure a result which should be beneficial to the province at large. I have opposed the railway project, not from any objection to the scheme in" itself, but because, as we are heavily in debt, at hSast one year of economy, will, in my opinion, be requisite before we'sbould be in a position to enter upon such an undertaking. I have invariably opposed extravagance of expenditure, and have advocated the utmost publicity of the public accounts. This latter result would be secured by my presence in the Council as Provincial Auditor; and in the event of your again honoring me with your eonfii dence, I should hope,'on this account, to be able to | render you more efficient service than, heretofore. I have the honor to be, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, j R. J. S. HARMAN. i Jan. 12,1860. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE | DISTRICT OF AMUR I. | /GENTLEMEN,—The representation' of the j VX Amuri having become vacant by the resignation of Mr,, John Tinline, I beg to offer myself for your suffrages. Should you do me the honor to ,elect me as your representative, I shall endeavour to the best of my ability to promote the interests of your district. , * f I remain, gentlemen, . : Yours obediently, Nelson, Dec. 24. C.ELLIOTT. FOR SALE, BY the Undersigned, to arrive per Bur- j man and Roman Emperor, daily expected— 20 hhds. Bass & Co.'s No. 3 ale . 10 hhds. Truman, Hanbury & Co.'s porter 200 dozen Allsopp's bottled ale 200 dozen Byass's bottled porter Invoice of Batty and Co.'s Oilmen's stores, containing 76 cases assorted ■ Invoice of Crosse & Blackwell's Oilmen's stores, ' containing .75 cases assorted 25 hhds. crushed sugar 20 barrels oatmeal 10 casks vinegar 5 tierces Negrohead tobacco 10 cases honeydew tobacco 6 casks white lead 8 barrels linseed oil 30-drums linseed oil 3 casks iglue ■ . 20 bundles oakum 1 ton milled lead 60 casks soda crystals 5 cwt tartaric acid ■ 2 cases sickleß 2 cases sheep shears : Invoices of soft goods &c, &c, ' &c. * ■ • l" ' JYT.:PEACOCK & CO. Lytteltofl, Dec, 20,1859,