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FOR SALE— 6 Head of FAT CATTLE. / Apply to D^G. BEATSON, / 75 C^PV Ngatiityfi. THO T XT?— A^COTTAGE with GARDEN. X JLi to suit the times. A\pjy to CHARLES JBARTLETr, Washington ViMey. 5 TO T 'EWjfyUpv^ yoi STANLEY J J BJcOOX RH^fcomprising abbut 7 mil es of jjje"T alfcy^^^ A Low rent \*ll'ne taken for 2 or 3 years. 5-2 H. D.' JACKSON. JD E/N T I S T R Y^-v \l6iT rtIATTON has ARRIVED,'; ./VV o A and will attend to all brandies of his Profession for a short time. y MEDICAL HALL. MISS QMITH, late Teacher of St. Mary's O (Catholic) School, begs to inform her friends and the public that she intends opening "^" tQyA PRIVATE SCHOOL In Alww Street, when she purposes coj*-*rWqing the Teaching of French, Music. I)ra>ving. and Sins-ing. with tlie usual branches 01/n English Education. / School will open on the 23rd instpnt. For particulars and terms, ap^y to MISS SMITH, 73 Gordon Cottage, Alton Street. TO SIR DAVID MONRO. Slß_W<? ( the undersianed Electors of Motueka, conscious of the inmortance of being efficiently representei in the Insuing Parliament, will feel gratified b^your be Joining a Candidate for our DisS^t^/and in the Event of your complying with oi^roishes, we will use our best endeavors to securt^Q*i*rnElgc^ion. 11. Rec^oody&enT t. Code H. R/awo^C jun. T. C. M'Gaveston James Kerr 3eorge Remnant Ered. H. Blundell George Young Mark Newth, sen. vValter GuvEdwin Thomas Walter Funnell Edward Challis Jeorge Canton Henry Challis . Tohn Saxon, jun. Job Russ L Parsons Patrick O'Connor lenry A.Tarrant,M.P.C w. M'Gown Chamberlain "William Eatt 3. Chamberlain Joshua Bird ?. Chamberlain George Schewcher lobn Esginton J. W. Barnicoat lenry Nason F] D. Greenwood William Ryder W. Chamberlain : James Locke W. Egginton (Robert Cross W. Taylor W. Giblin James Fowler, jun. Charles F. Stafford Jxihn Fowler, sen. W. Jones, sen. Alex. Drummond R. Wallis R. J. Foley John Alexander John Inglis Joseph Foord Wilson John Dron B. Worthington William Bell John Smith James Arnold T. K. Worthington Thomas Eden W. H. Jones William D. Scott L. Francois James Tomlinson Thomas Poole Henry Tomlinson J. Diggens ' Richard Tomlinson R. Funnell Joseph -Tomlinson J. Machonichie I Charles Tomlinson W. Satherley George TomliTteui William Wildman John Livingston^W^ Joseph R. Sigley James Gledhill JJDeblois George Thornurn RN^stin John^O'Connor pame-^feadley G. S. Bell fetephen Efrto^tari "William Satherly Hamilton B. White Thoma-3 Atkins Vf. Cook W. Douglas Joseph Hewetson, sen. R. Trewavas JToscph Hewetson, jun. Thomas Rowling - gliomas Hewetson Edward Rowling SK eor £. c onsemantl Robert Pattie jbiedrich Wilkens "William Pattie Frederick Sixtus C. Thynne Thomas F. Ewers E. W. Thomas ill. Korte Charles Thomas V- Hoffmann Henry York fV. Si^fis David Goodall FreiJerick Smith Thomns Goodall feirStade Adolphus Dodson T - E - Curtis E. M'Nab J. D. Greenwood W- Scott F. Blundell . Robert Staples J. Watkins John Staples, sen. 3. Walmsley F. C. Guerin C. Kelling J, M'Donald F. Bensemann J. Shipley. William Best Samuel Pinny D. H. Bensemann Charles Austin Tames Drummond Samuel Saxon ' Villiam^frummond "W. Ronaldson '. lenri^Beusemann John Saxon fumade kf W. B. "Wripht Jra"^- n Bensemann £j)avid Jennings w - Heine |P^> ! illiam M'Call -^ 'William Ducker James Plumridge Ifl Ducker C. M. Gascoigue T loraas Gifford G. Grooby F Hammerich E. Grooby "W . C. Canning R. Lloyd N .th. Edwards J. M. Code E. F. Burrell. To Henry Redwood, Esq , and the other Gentlemen signing th Requisition. Gentlemen — I cannot But feel much flattered by seeing so numerously-fgned a, requisition to represent you in the next Parliament. I value it all the more that I observe in it the names of many whom I haye knowi for many years, and who were associated wiih myself in the early work of making a cultiiated country out of a wilderness. I Some months since I hai, from various reasons, abandoned all intention of entering the House of Representatives again. |am assured by your kind requisition, thatfyoil consider that I may still do you service. I wil take an early opportunity of inviting you to listen to my views upon public matters ; and if you should be of the same opinion when the day of el ction arrives, I shall be ih the fortunate positio i of representing the ** district in which I first se tied some eight-and-twenty years since; and in the happiness of ■which, as of tbe whole cole iy, I can never cease to feel the greatest interest I have the h mor to be, Gentlei len, Your obedftnt seivant, 14 I D. MONRO.