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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 327, 8 December 1875, Page 1

>FlO THE ELECTORS OF THE i^JBU^BS OF NELSON. Gbnilmtlbn— That! may be useful to my felloe -MMler*, and with the hope of your : R«ppor^l offer myself aVa Candidate for «lrs honoyof retires mtiog you in the Genet al AssQTubly, and I; propose cailing meetings at cottyer:iynt places in the district— prior to Ujre election— for the purpose of stating mo r e , W\y my p >liticiil views. : The constiiAUtwri-TT^angia. inityttfed last , session wilf, m tny opinion, require -ii be supplemented .by,» measure conferring upon tLe country the fullest power of Loc*l Government, which, while remedying existing evils, will preserve and extend jvhat ia good in the Provincial form. , Any- system w!iiuh may authorise Ministers to over-rule tlie Representative Clritulier by increasing at will the members of the Lesisl - tive.. Council, or any sjstem of nominating pc sons to control Provincial districts, can inye ho support from me, as I desire to see the full power of government vested in the elected representatives of the people. Iv tue adjustment of Tax tion which eeems imminent, 1 would advocate that incomes and property above a certain value should share in thecommou burden of taxat'on, but at the same time I believe that any necessity for greatly iacreasing our burdens could be obunted by a more careful and wise administration, and by a reduction of the present extravagant dep irtmental expenditure. : Your obedient servant, 3391 y^ . WILLIAM ROUT. B^OliE PURCHASING, TEST nS^ft- ON G the irmunrerable makes aw XJu descriptions of iSEy ING MACHINES i betore the Public, eachjclaiming distinctive i superiority, there are yet ONLY THREE Descriptions of STITCHES, vis. :— J , 1 . The CHAIN (or Single Thread) 3t Jch. 2. TheSHUTTLE (or, so-called, « Lo* ") Stitch. T 3. The « Grover and Bafeef^LAaTlC STITCH. / J T The Chain Stitch bei#g superseded bl the fast and permanent r/work of the twoWaat described, i| has toyre further explained that all the IfaciUß& advertised as " LlpkStitch " MaSikf&s, whether operating witb a nsedle — as the Howe and the S'nsrer, or with a needle, bobbin, and rotary hook. »9 t\> Wheeler & Wilson Machine — make the shtu^ .tle-stitch and notlung else, and none of the infirmities of tliis stitch have been got rid of by the assumption of the term " Lock-Stitch. " TheGnOVEU & BAKRU Company (rot depreciating the shuttle-stitch f>r some pur/ poses) manufacture Shuttle-Machines as wall as the Gfover and Baker or Elnstic-Sti/h Machines, but ttiey recommend the latte/as unequalled iorfami.'y work, or for those loads .of work where strength as well as beauly of stitch are required, and particularly fo any materials which are to be washed and i oned. A comparison of a Seam of both ki ids ot sewing will confirm the assert'on tin t the ■ Grover & Biker stitch, while possea-i ig the elasticity whl h is deficient in the S uttkstitch, is even more fast and durable ant more worthy of the term " lock-stit>.h." KST NOTICE; \ Hand Machines, at well as Table Maclmies, Semi-Cabinet, and Full' Cabinet, in Wailutwood and Mahogany, various stjle3, may\be be had at ' \ REDUCED PRICES \ ON B A S JT T E R M S> WdU ALL Acceeaoriea belonging, aud Instructions for working thtni, of the Company's i SOLE AGENT, far: m. stanton. Needles, Threads, Fmbrt idery Silks, Machine 1 Oil, Extra Machine p<-rta, &Iwaj s in I Stack. : V' J Wttlteitß* Price I4i|3 on application. V 3428