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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 255, 26 October 1881, Page 3

TO the ELECTORS of MOTUEKA COLLINGWOOD, WANGAPEKA, and the other District, forming the future Electorate of Motueka. Gentlemen — Although it is rather early to begin electioneering before we know at what date the Elections will take place, I feel that as there are so many notices in the papers on the subject, I had better also state to you that it is my ictention to offer myself aa a Candidate for your suffrages at the coming Election. I shall take an early opportunity of addressing you at the various places tfidt may best suit your convenience, after having first glvefc an account of myself to my present constituents. I would like, however, to state shortly that, if elected, I - should go into Parliament 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 resolution to stand by it, providing a complete plan of Lotal Government giving the necessary funds to enable constituted bodies to carry out the work entrusted to them, and thereby relieving the Parliament of that work for wbich it is not at all suited— that of a large Board of Works. 1 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 of the House of Representatives. I am, Gentlemen. Yours faithfully, WILLIAM GIBBS. Totaranui, Oct. 3 1881. 3969 liepreseiitation Act, 1831. THE ELECTORAL ROLLS for the D : s trie's of CITY OP NELSOS WAIMEA can bs INSPECTED at the Government Buildings, Nela.u. J.T CATLt.Y, Registrar of Electors Land Office, Felson, 17th October, 1881. Copies of the Waimea Roll will bs eer.t to Richmond. Wakefield, and Waimea We-t when printed, 4LSB A TTEND OUR SALE ! You will never regret it. W. & J. STAPLES, .160—fi Bridge-street. Civil Service Stores. THE "PrZaAREB" WIXTURE-a judicious t lend of the Choicest TRA*., conti nes to give ur qualfled suiefnetion, Excellent iD Quality— Mod*.r*te in Price — aiways the snee. COLONIAL MANUFACTURES. Kegsell'e Vi arwiefc shire Saure bouth British ( .omptny's i.XL. Fauca Tonk. Pomparioar Tomato S.uce C rtcr's Motueka Ja.-s Wood, Crosbis & Co.', Boiled Mutton „ foiled Beef , „ Corned Beef „ Tripe Gtiffin & Sons' Bissuits P-tiae & Watson's FireKindlers SUMMER BKVERAGES. Zocdnne, Vigorine, Ginger A!e, Hygeia, Bella Fau, Kappbeny byrup, L-eppermint, Cloves, Lemon Syru*?, Orange Bir-tera, etc. FOR THE LITTLE ONFS. Bon-bons, Pinatora P. cket_ Pandora Boxes of Curi.isities Art Union .weeta, and Confectionery i.f ail descriptions. GhOOE-tIKS. OI M 4N'Si STORE., PR VISION.. Lunch Biscpits 6d per Ib. BUTTER AND CBEESE of the best brands only. 994 R AITKEN. NELSON Industrial and Art EXHIBITION. TO BE HELD DURING THF, LAST WEEK IN N .VIiMBER, 1831. CIRCULARS giving all particulars and applications for space can be obtained ' uri> g the forthcoming Week f'om W. T SHaawoon, Bon Sec , Bridge-strett, Nelson Applications for space required by Exhibitors mu-t te returned to the Secretary ea or before Nbv< m'jer sth. Local manufactures specially incited. Prizas will be awarded in the following Claisesi— I. Landscape, Mechanical, Pencil, Crayon, and Pen and li_k Lrawingg 2 Models of all kinds, and Specimens of Workmanship io various Trades 3, Paintings ia Oil and Water Colors 4. Turnery, Carving. Fretwork, Frames 6. Collections of Dried Ferns and Spatter Ing ■ 8. Crochft, Wool Work, Embroidery, and Fancy Needlework J 7. Artificial Flowers and Leather Work 8. Plain Sewing. ■ :Aj j All Ezhibitors for these Prises must ba under 21 years of sge, 3944 Mrs, MELHUISH Has much pleiasure in announ- j eing her second delivery ex "England's Glory "of . : Summer Groods comprising a beautiful stock of j STRAW HATS and BONNET!^ in all the latest shapes. Also, a very choice assortment of '■. MILLINERY BONNETS & HATSi Feathers, Flowers, Laces, AND OTHER NOVELTIES, too numerous to mention. FRENCH MANTLES, SATIN and CASHMERE COATS; DOLMANS, FICaiJS, And CAPES ''- in all the newest styles. ; Mrs. Mellraisli, TRAFALGAII-STREEiT. " YA T ' ' a ' ' f u .