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Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 372, 8 July 1884, Page 4

ElecticaDiN'otices. .■ ' TO THE r ELECTOR'S OF HOKONUI, GrENtfti^E^— r I I bei 'to announce 'that I intend to become a candidate for the repre- « sentation of your district in the ne-v Parliament. I will; tal>c, ai| ea.r-lj] opportunity of meeting you at the' tairious centres' of population for the purpose^ of explaining my_ political views. .M-. ! / '' 'Xl / ' ni fl, am,, gentlemen,- 1 . ;: i ;i fj v • ■• ; • • r i i ,- i Y6ut obedient 'ser viih t, , f Jf. VCAT^IvER jBAIN. TO THE IHATXURA ELECTORS. rA ENTLEMEN,— I have the honor to inform you 'that I have consented to f , „,..■! ■■•■if ••'■•' contest' this ' electorate at the forthcoming election. It is my intention to address you at times and places to be shortly notified. 722e G. F. RICHARDSON. /CAPTAIN" MAbKENZIE will address Mataura electors, At Wyndham— TUESDAY, Bth „ At Mataura— WEDNESDAY. 9th July At Best Gore— THURSDAY.. 10th „ Afc Chatton (Morris' Hall)— FßlDAY, 11th July At Waikaka— SATURDAY, 12th July At Pttkcrau— MONDAY, 14th July. 71Ge i — ' ' — ~ mo ' THE MATAURA ELECTOR^ Gentlemen.— l, oßiev myself for re-elec-tion. I am. conscious of having, during the time I had the honor to be your representative, done my utmost to promote the best nterests of the District and Colony. Being but human, I was not able to carry to a successful issue all that was desired, or desirable. lam trwueforo the more anxious to return in order ttiat I may utilise the experience I have acquired in completing the work which I have made a beginning, and successfully carrying * out the wishes and desires of many of my constituents, which my previous inexperience, coupled with the abruptr termination . of the last Parliament have prevented me from doing, The time being short, and the season inclement, I may not be able to go evorywhere 1 that might be expected to speak, npori this occasion. If I am unable to visit any locality; I' trust my friends will not blanie me, or think I neglect them, but believe that my interest in their welfare is so great,, and my friendliness towards them is so strong,, that I cannot but think, that'tntey will reciprocate my feelings, and will to a man come forward aad place me at the top of the ppllj and I promise on my part that I will gladly maet them in any locality whenever they may request me to do so. ;r " H '"'' ■ "' ' e 7oi f. w. Mackenzie. fT\O THE ELECTORS Otf MATAUKA. Gentlemen — At the request of a number of Electors in various parts of the district I have consented to contest the Mataura seat at the ensuing election. Yours faithully, eCB6 WILLIAM A. MORRIS. XIKQ'uiSiTION TO CUTHBERT Jti-i'-f"'- ' COWAN, ESQ. We the undersigned electors in the Hokonui District respectfully request you to allow yourself to be homiuated as a candidate for the House of Representatives 4 at the ensuing election: — . • - ■ • • James: Dore . William Daniel (x. W. Fletcher Donald Mackay W. Southern John Morison Joseph Crosbie Robert Cowie John McLeod Kichard English Thomas McM»lh Nat. McCurdy 3fl. Mullichamp W. H. Whitaker L. W.a,lker. ■ ■ William Brockie K. L. Barnhill Robert Kerr Thomas Black Arthur McArthur And other 140 gentlemen signing the requisition. Gentlemen .—lt gives me much pleasure to acknowledge receipt of your requisition asking nic ,to allow myself to be nominated aa a candidate for the nokonui electoral district. 1; id very gratifying to me to receive such a signal mark of confidence from you, and in reply, to assure yon ihat I gladly place my besc services at your disposal. I will take an tarly opportunity of meeting the. electors at the various centres of the electbial' district to explain my views.— l remain, gentlemen, your obedient servant, eC99 CUTHUERTOUWAN. ]i/T AT AURA .ELECTION. NOTICE OF NOMINATION AND POLLING DAYS. In pursuance of the Regulation of Elections- Act, 1&81, 1, Alfred jDouglase, Returning Othcer for the Electoral District of Mataura," do hereby give notice that by virtue 6l a writ bearing date the 27th day ot June, 1884, under the hand of the Clerk of the Writs, an will be held for the return of "tfe quaiiried person to serve as a member for the said Electoral. District, and that the nominatin of Candidates will take place at the Courthouse, Mataura Bmlge, at noonyou' Tuesday, the loth of July, and chat the Poll if necessary, will be taken at the various polling placet of the said district, on Tuesday, the i'sJ2ud, day of July, Ibb4. Ther .-folio wiug are the polling places loj the Electoral District of Mataura : — I, The Cquvthouse, Mataura Brid-e ' : ' -''(principal!) a2.\ Mc&ay s Hall, East Gore 3. The fcchooif&ase, ' Gieukanieh 4. The School)sriuSe,,YVaikoikui 5. The' ichbaibo^o^l-'liker.tu 6. The Scboolho«se, (; Otajia • 7. The Schw'olhdusii, Cliatton 8. The Schoolhouso, . ; Knapdale 9. Ihe Schoolhouse, I'inm.cle 10. 1n« noune ol Alf Aiuxuu.l,,l iwart, Otama ].l. in>, oouyuilioaso, L.de.iduk--12. ihe SchooihoLSJ, wyuahmi 13. ihe Sctioui house, Pine Bush 14; The School ho use, Jb'orlrose 15,4' he House' of Air Frank Smith r^g&Waikakii ' AJ,ou.atj of Mr Wiiiiaui i'ouiu ku Mokoreta 17. The Honse of Mr James Carpenter : * Seaward Downs 18. The House of Mr Charles Bruuton Otara 19. The Schoolhouse, South Wyndham *-•■."• ALFRED DOUGLASS, £698 Returning Officer.