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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 339, 21 December 1875, Page 1

rpo THE ELECTORS OF THE ■i SUBURBSOF NELSON. GBNTt-BMas— Flavin? b?en unavoidably absent from the Province since the close ol I last session of the Generil Assembly, I must apologise for not addre s'ng you sooner, but now take th>3 earliest opportunity of doing f- i . . , As I have every reaain to believe that ; dating the three years I have had the honor to represent you in Parliament I have retained your c mSdence, ( am induced to again offer myself for election. 4-1 though. l am personally so well known to you, and y;oi i«»e douhtles 5 * ac(ju»int^}, by mylTote^. wfjb^fluview I hoi;! apoii all the principal political questions which are n>w bef lire the country, yet I consider it due to you that ynn alimUi 'hear more in detail my opinions on these important subjects. ' : I have the honor to be, : Gantlemen, 1 Your obedient servant, A. J. KICHMOND The Cdffe, Nelson, Dec. 13, 1875. 3505 TO THE ELECTORS OFj THE MOTUEKA DISfRICT. . |pl I come forward on the ! VjT invit. lion of mmy iafluential Electors of the'dtstri-t as a Ctndilate for a Meat in the House of Repreaeot^tives ; and in order to ' t fxphia my views to the Electors, I invita > thini to MShT me at the following places -.— 1 NGATIM )TI-At Schoolroom, cia TTJES. D\Y, the 2lst instant, at the hour o£ half-pr.se t-even in the Evening; PIWAKA— At School-room, on WBD- | NESD AT, the 22nd instant, at the hour 5 of lulfp\Bt Seven in the Evening. . MOTUEKA— --At the Institute, on THUBS- • DAY, ih j Pay of Nomination. ) jPAM G AT'uT'a RA and LOW BR :MOF- ' TEKE — See (v"« r e advertisement. CHRISTIAN DENCKER. r ,Upper Moutece, Dec. U. 1875. ' 3523 |• ; NOTICE. MIR. RICHMOND HUR3THOUBE will . MEET the ELECTO BB at the following time and places : - ; iUPPERM()OTKRB.-At.th9Scboolroom, 1 TIE <D AY, Deo.: 219t, at 7 3 \ 1 DOVEDALB— At tte Moho^l-room, on WRUVKSDAY, Dec 22ad,at 7-30. ; NGATIMOTI — t the School-room, on 1 : THURSDAY, Dec 23rJ, at 7*30. ■ NEW ZEALAND. INSURANCE ■ [ . • ' COMPANY. HOLDERS of Flltß POLICIES in thia Office, which expire oa the 24th insfe., > are remindsd that the RENEWAL PREMIUMS mast be paid by Four o'clock on the i Evening of that day, or they will foae the i benefit; of their Insurance in caae of loss by Fire. CUBTIS BROTHERS, Agenß Nelson, Dec. 15, 1875. 3531 BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS ! ! ! THE Undersigned have to Arrive, EX " Celestial Queen," IN A FEW DAYS, IHGIR SECOND SUMMER SHIPMENT OF LADIES', : GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES FftOM THE BEST ENGLISH HOUSES. Also, the well-known IMPROVED HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. One of the besfe HAND MACHINES FOB FAMILY USE. Also, the "PRIMA DONNA." ', ALWAYS ON HAND, TOOMERS & SONS* SUPERIOR Canterbury-made COLONIAL OO O D S. HEALY & SONS, BRIDGE- STREET. 3569—78 COLLINGWOOD^ A BAZAAR, to t»id in liquidating the Debt on the Church in Coilingwood, will be held on DECEMBEK 24kb, 27th, aad 28th, in the Inscitute. Friends who have work for the Bazaar are 1 requested kindly to, send their goods to the Rev. T. S. HUTCHISSON, the Parsonage, Collingwooii, not later than December 20th The Lady B irkly will make an Excursion Trip foe the oocnaioi, leaving Nelson at 9 p.ni on Monday, Dec. 27th, calling at Waitapu at 9 a m. on Tuesday, 28th, and r<jaching Coilingwood at 11 ».oa; leaving Colliagwood for Waitapu and Nelson at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, the 29th, Strangers to the district will find themsdres well repaid by a vi^t to the Stalactite C*ve* on the road to Bedstead, eight miles iroffl: Coiling wood. It will also be a goad opportunity tar any who areiotereeted in cha Par a Par* Iron Cqqiq^d^i to inspect the ooa, ftod torn w«iSß, ■**'*••■• -Mb - -