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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 248, 18 October 1881, Page 3

TO the ELECTORS of MOTUEKA COLLINGWOOD, WANGAPEKA, and the other Districts forming the future Electorate of Motueka. Gestlemek— -Although it is rather early to begin electioneering before we know at what date the Elections will taike place, I feel that as there are so many notices ia the papers on the subject, I had better also stats* to you that it is my intention to offer myself 'as a Candidate for your suffrages at the coming Election. I shall take an early opportunity of addressing you at .the various places that may best "suit your convenience, after having first given an account of myself to my present constituents. I would like, however, to state shortly that, if elected, I should go into Par- . liameflt as a decided opponent of the present Ministry, in the hope that the result of the Elections may be to provide the material for a Ministry with broader views, who wHI carefully consider the question, and introduce a measure, and further, have the resolhtion to stand by it, providing a complete plan of Local Government giving the necessary funds to enable constituted bodies to carry out the work entrusted to them, and thereby relieving the Parliament of tbat work for which it is not at all suited— that of a large Board of Works. I will defer reference to other matters until I meet you. There is, however, one thing I should like to say in conclusion. • That, considering the position of our Provincial District in reference to the rest of. the Colony, I should oppose any further borowing except for specific works to be locally charged, but not to be scrambled for on the floor cf the House of Representatives. ' ; I am, Gentlemen. j Yours faithfully, WILLIAM GIBBS. 1 Totaranui, Oct. 3 1881. 3969 TOTHc ELECTORS OF N. ZEALAND. EEA I) Prof. Newmans Pamphlet on the " Tru-j Principles of Parliamentary Goveremsiit, or How a Country should be Govern* d." Pries 3d. Published by It Lucia & Son, Bridge-at., Nelaon : 4105 CRICKET! WH. WFST hss joist received a spkn- • did assortment of CRICKETING GOODS j per «■' Eng'and'a Glory ," ar don Sale at the OLD STASD. N.B.— Clubs ara req.f sled to call esrly, and have tbe fl«t choice. 4109-3 NOTICE. ! OWING to the wanton CHOPPING and DESTRUCTION of Native TREES end SHRDBS by parties of LADS and CHILDREN (chiefly from Nelson), all persons found TRESPASSING oa any pretence whatsoever npon my Bu*h or Ltnd in Poor Man's Valley, wiil be PROSECUIEIJ with* out further notice. J. W. MARSDEN. I Stoke, October 6, 188. 3977 j Wanted to Purchase Horses* WANTED TO FURCHASF, a HARNKSS HORSE, atout 15 hsnds high, thoroughly broken. Also, a First-class LADIES' HACK JAS. LUC3E, 4079— t c Crown Stables, ALL ACCOUNTS due to the Estate of the late W. R. WATERS are requested to b 9 Paid befora the 31st of October, sal all Outstanding Accounts against the Estate are requested to be sent ih by the same date. ' W. T. GOOD, 1 E _, cutorß 3946— td WM. STALLARD, ) xcutors - Kent House, Waiiaea Boad. MRS. BENNETT (formerly Mrs JERVIS) begs to intimate that she has SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION at the above centrally -situated residence for a Married; Couple, also for three Single Gentlemen, Terms on application. 4053 '. NEW ZEALAND, RAILWAYS. PICTON-HURDNUI RAILWAY. Vernon Contract— Formation. TITRITTEN TENDERS will be receive 1 V* a. -this Office' up to Noon on TUESDAY, 2?ad BoYeniber, 188>, tor the Vernon on*ract of . the Picton -Hnrun vi Railway. Tbey must be marked ."• Tender "on outside pf envelope, and addresied .to. the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Dnnedin. Telegraphic Tenders, similarly addressed and marked, will be received if presentefl at any Telegraph Office by Noon ot the same.date, provided that written tenders are lod ?ed at any District or' R-sidt-nt Ensipeer'a Office by the s»me hour. Drawings, ..ecifictttions, *hd g-neral condition* may be seen oa and after Ist- proximo at. thi* Office, »nd also at the Public Works Offieea, Wellington, Nelson, Blenheim, and Chris'.chur-h. The loweat or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. ' By comm. nd, W. N. BLAIB, Knv'ceer in charge M. I. Fublic Works Offljs, Dunedin, October 12 1881. 4096-7 a Mes, King, DRESS AND MANTLE MAKER, WAIMEA-ROAD, Executes Orders with promptness and despatch. Styls and Fit guaranteed. Charges strictly moderate A 4072— 1 m, Mrs, MELHUISH Has much pleasure in announcing her second delivery ex "England's Glory "'of Summer Goods comprising a beautiful stock of STRAW HATS and BONNETS in all the latest shapes. Also, n very choice assortment of MILLINERY BONNETS & HATS, , Feathers, Flowers, Laces, AND OTHER NOVELTIES, I too; numerous to mention. j FRENCH MANTLES, | SATIN and CASHMERE COATS, DOLMANS, FICHUS, And CAPES in aU the newest styles. Mrs. Melhuish. ' TI.AEALG__iiSTR!E___f . ! f 4117