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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 184, 2 July 1884, Page 3

MANAWATU ELECTION. To DONALD FiIASER, Esq., QIR,— We, the undersigned elcctors of the Manawatu District, request that you will allow yourself to be nominated as a Candidate to represent the District m the House of Representatives at the forthcoming election. We are, Dear Sir, Yours Respectfully, J. R. Forster Pratt Bernard Newcombe Alexander Ferguson J. 0. Batchelar Kenneth McKenznT James King And 203 other names. To J. R. Forster Pratt, Alexander Ferguson, J. O. Batchelar, Kenneth Mclvenzie, James King, Bernard Newcombe, Esqs., and the 203 other Gentlemen. Gentlemen, — In response to your very influentiaT and 'flattering requisition I • have, great pleasure m allowing myself to L be -nominated as a candidate for the honor of representing the Manawatu District m Parliament. It is my intention to meet the electors, of this district as often as it is possible before the election day, and at not only the principal townships, but also m the various ridings of the county m order to express my views upon. the different important points. I may say that if I have the honor to be elected your representative, I will faithfully work for the good of your district and the colony, and be at all times ready to render you an account of my stewardship. I am, Gentlemen, Yours obediently, DONALD FRASER. NOTICE. NORTHERN ASSURANCE .COMPANY. MR GEO. H. SCALES has been appointed Acting Agent for the Northern Assurance Company at Weftirigtoh, m room, of Mr W. Waring- Taylor, resigned. "All Premiums,' outstanding jir otherwise,- will now be payable to Mr Scales, at temporary offices (old Bank of New South Wales building),. Willis-street. . By order of the Directors. ; ' v ALFRED G-EO. DAVY, \ ■'■ Acting Secretary, j 'Melbourne, June, 1884. . w6bbviLtik '■' to matamatj. I DAILY COACH. EDWARDS' LINE OF COACHES. • Fares, 7s Od Each Way. ;. NEW LLNE OF COACHES, J PALMERSTON & WOODVILLE. : A COACH leaves the CommerJOL cial Hotel Stablexj Pal merston North; every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, at 2.30 o'clock;, for Wobdville ; the Coach from Woodville leaving the Horse Bazaar on the same days at 8 a.m. Travellers can ' thus get from Woodville and buck on those days, and have- several hours m Palmerstdu. Single fares, 6/- ; retuvn fares, 10^. Luggage and parcel.safe cheapest rates. Orders left at the Commercial Hotel Stables, Palmer- 1 stori, or at the AVjorcoi-n Arms Hotel, Woodville, will be promptly attended to. The proprietor hopes to merit a share of public support, and will guarantee m return civility andmoderate charges. ; \ N.B.— Special trips anywhere on the shortest notice. : A. PETERS. WELLINGTON Dye Wo rks, Established 1863. W. BARBER, WYEII AJSfB> CJLiBA]¥ER, Silver Medal and Two Certificates of Merit for Dyeing 1 . Woollen and Mixed Fabrics m Ladies' presses, Jackets, Cloaks, Ulsters, <fee., Cleaned and Beautifully Dyed and Pressed without being unpicked. ' Gents' Clothes Cleaned, Dyed, Pressed, and Repaired to look like New. Curtains, Table-cover?, &c, Cleaned or Dyed. Straw Hats and Feathers Cleaned and Dyed any Colour. Kid G-ioves Cleaned. .^lT.Agent (pr Mauawatu District — Mr E. Young, Scoiekeeper, Feikling.