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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 202, 25 August 1879, Page 3

THEATRE ROYAL. TUESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 26. CITY RIFLE ENTERTAINMENT. Tart I. Overtub.. Pianoforte Solo. LECTURE- Subject ■*» Sir Hcnrv Havelock," by the Rev, J. Leiohtoi. Ch'plain to the Corps Pabt IT. Sokgs and Duetts I Lady Bcd Gentlemen { Amateurs, The whole to conclude with the Popular Chorus of "THE MULLIGAN GUARDS » To be performed by Member, of the Comf aDy aDd tbeir Friends. Tickets, s/- 2/., nnd _/-, to be obtained of all the Stationers. or, a C - W - PERRIN, JZJU _^^ Hon. Secretary. NELSON CITY ELECTIO_n7~ TO ALBERT PITT, ESQ. TT7E, the undersigned Electors of the » ▼ City of Nelson, reqoe3t that you will allow jourself to be nominated to represent us as a Member of the House of Representatives at the forthcoming Election, and we pledge ourselves to use our best exertions to secure your return. (Signed by 161 Electors.) GENTLEMEN— I have much pleasure in complying with the invitation contained in your requisition, and consent to become a Candidate for the honor of representing you in the House of Representa.ives in the next Parliament. : I shall ask yoa to meet rae at an early date tbat I may bave the honor of expressing my political views. Yours faithfully ALBERT PITT. To the Gentlemen signing the above Requisition. To the Electors of Nelson. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. GENTLEMRN.-At the earnest and repeated request of many of your number, I bave consented to tecome a CANDIDATE for the honor of representing you in the next Parliament, and will take an eatly opportunity of publicly addressing you. I bave the horor to be, Gentlemen, Yours, &c , •^8 JOHN GRAHAM. TO THE ELECTORS OF MOTUEKA. MR. RICHMOND HURSTHOUSE requests the Electors of Motueka to meet him at the INSTITUTE, on MONDAY, September 1. Waiixea West Schoolroom, September 2. Riwaka Schoolroom, i-'epteniber 3. Upper Moutere Schoolroom, September 4. Ngatimoti t-choolroom, _*eptem_er 5. Dovedale Schoolioom, September 6. 2545 To the Electors of the SUBURBS OF NELSON. ME. EICHMOND requests the Electors of tho Suburbs to meet him at the following places, on the days and at the time mentioned. AGRICULTURAL HALL, RICHMOND, WEDNESDAY, 27th. The INSTITUTE, STOKE, THURSDAY, the 28th. SUBURBAN NOETH HOTEL, ERIDAY, the 29th. The Chair afc each Meeting will be taken at 8 o'clock precisely. 2522 SUBURBS ELECTION. MR. STAFFORD invites the Electors to meet bim as follows : — RICHMOND— TUESDAY, 26th inst, at the Agricultural Hall. WAKAPUAKA—T HURSDAY, 28th inst., at the Suburban North Hotel. STOKE-SATUEDAY, 30th instant, at the Public Hall. The chair will be taken each evening at 8 o'clock. 2520 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COLLINGWOOD DISTRICT. GENTLEMEN— As an oid Nelson settler returning from Canterbury, and now occupying land in Riwaka, where I am about to reside, I beg to offer myself as a candidate for the honor of representing you in the forthcoming Parliament. Holding decided Liberal views in politics l and being an Engineer and Surveyor of 22 years New Zealand experience, I feel I could well represent an important mining and agricultural district like yours, and one whose resources have heretofore been so manifestly neglected. During the coming week I shail do myself the honor of holding meetings at the several centres of your Distrct, to which I in fite your special attendance. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Yours &c, H. B. HUDDLESTON, Civil Engineer. Nelion, Aug. 9, 1879. New Seeds New Seeds GABDEN AND I ASK SEED OF THE FINEST QUALITY WHOLESALE ANJD JRETAIL. CARTER'S HEARTWELL EARLY MARROW CABBAGE, 6d.^ Packet. CARTER'S FERN-LEAVED PARSLEY, 1/- p KT . William Hale, TORY AND HAJJDY-STS. I 2488