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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 106, 10 March 1871, Page 1

Miscellaneous Advertisements. REQITIB ITI ON ' MR. CHARLKS V. ROBERTS. W —» *■> ,v, "" ,ui " ■>* T T the District of Mount Ida, bci gof opinion lhat you are a fit and proper person la represent our interests in the Provincial Council of Otago request that you will allow yourself to be Nominated as a Candidate for the said District at the forthcoming Election of a Momber for the Provincial Council, and should yciu aeeede to our request we pledge uursclvea to use our best endeavors to M'euiv your Eleu* lion. W Inder A Campbnll J.) M'Cambridge P Flatt T Baird W G-ulHo J Alexander 11 Anderson J Stewart, \V Johnston .T Shannon J Eratcr ■' T Pinder ,f M'Gregor G Martin A M Brown M Hewitt J" Forrester • I 1) Kennode J? King f T Gallagher T Conner ' 'i D B Millar J Lewis f C Tregonig A Simpson ' ' ' '.* J Hall JWylio <■ <* "W Hollow J Jopson ! R Trip 1) Richard. ! J Dods P Lough ey J Myles J Brown C M orison A Mallen * ~ A Simpson W Harwood 1/ A Campbell J Dixon '■ J'Neale T Jackson: N Currio N Roed <•■..'•; II M Lewis J Lory " II Rogers M Brookes W Carling E Hobson*R M'Rae A Mawhiucy G L Schmidt R, Lockly - . R Webber P Polsou WTregoning J S Reod '"''"" E Nicholas T S Reed W ,1 Barmt C Piers T C Ryan II Ilogarty; J Lattam A Costollo

To Messrs InJer, M'Cambridge, Baird, Alexander, Stewart, Shannon, Finder, Martin, Hewitt, Kermode, Gallagher; and others | si g nm g the requisition, GBNTLEMEN,—Iji acknowledging receipt of the. numerously signed r I quisition you have forwarded to mo, I would j express my. gratitude to you for the Jionor con- | ferred, mid the just pride with which I accede j to your desire. Having been a resident in the district ior upwards of five years, I cannot but be well known, to most of you. Your confidence in my ability and readiness to serve you affords me groat pleasure . I have long been observant of the persistent neglect of this District by the Government, Since the re-arrangement of the electoral dintricts and apportionment of two members to. represent Mount Ida T have confidently looked forward to better days for this Goldfield, provided the right men were returned ; by this 1 mean men who have a knowledge of the special wants of the district, and sincere and earnest in their desire to serve their constituents. As one of yourselves, a working miner, I lay claim to honesty of purpose, and determination, as far as possible to obtain that attention to your requirements which the importance oftho district deserves. My views on the leading political topics of the day would occupy too much space. 1 (borefore prefer to give expression to these publicly on an early opportunity. Coming forward as .£ do emphatically as tho mmers representative, I anticipate, in redemption of the pledgo given in your requisition, your hearty and zealous support; and I pledge myself, if returned, to use all honest exertion to serve your interests. I am, Gentlemen, j Your obedient servant, CIJAS. F. ROBERTS. /COURTS, Ac, IN MOUNT IDA DISTRICT. ■'- WARDEN'S AND RESIDENT MAGIS- , TRATK'S COURTS. Nasbbjt—-Mnrnh 1(5, 30. St. Bathans—March 14, 28. Hamilton—March 2l( Hyi>e—March 22. ■ ... , Macbaes—Maroh 2& Maebewhenua— March 7. Petty Session, Naseby—March 25. Distbict Coubt—-March 8. 11. W. ROBINSON, Warden and ft-M.""" "LDRIDGE AND J ABNBK, WOOD, COAL, AND GENERAL PACKER S. Ordwrs addressed to us at the Post Oflioe Naseby, promptly attended to.