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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5271, 14 February 1878, Page 3

* f Nil despenvmUim ” is '»m> of tUo best mottoes ever adopted. When acted on, it saves meu from failure, from .suicide, and from hopeless yielding to torturing maladies. The sick and suffering may now hope for restoration to health, for those invaluable and never failing remedies known as “GllOLLAils (tukat Indian Ouiiks.” completely cure and eradicate UIIKLMATtiOr. Go t : T, SoiATICA. NKUKALOIA, I.UMHAdn, Liver Complaints, ililiounness. intermittent Fevers, etc, Ask for them at the Chemists’, and read testimonials. —[Advt.] Funeral Notice nnHE friends of the late Hon. WILLIAM X BARNARD RHODES are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, which will leave his late residence, The Grange, Wadestown, THIS DAY (THURSDAY), the 14th INST., at 4 p.m., passing the junction of Tinakori road and A 1 olesworth-street at 4.30 p.m. GASCOINE & PARSONS, Undertakers. THE friends of Mr. EDWARD WADE PETHERICK are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late wife ELIZABETH PRANCES, which will leave his residence, Willia-street, on PRIDAY, the 15th INST., at 3 p.m. A. BROWN, Undertaker. Electoral Notices IN pursuance of the Regulation of Elections Act, 1870, I, James Coutts Crawford, Esq., Returning Officer for the Electoral District of City of Wellington, do hereby give notice that by virtue of a writ bearing data the seventh day of February, 1878, under the public seal of the colony, an election will be held for the return of a qualified person to serve as member of the House of Represent!!, tives for the said Electoral District, and that the Nomination of Candidates will take place at the Resident Magistrate’s Court House, Wellington, at noon on the SIXTEENTH day of FEBRUARY, 1878 ; and .that the Poll, if necessary, will be taken on the EIGHTEENTH day of FEBRUARY, 1878. JAMBS COUTTS CRAWFORD, Returning Officer. The following are Polling Places for the Electoral District of City of Wellington:— The Resident Magistrate’s Court House, Wellington. The (late) Public Market Place of Messrs. Belhnne and Hunter. JAMES COUTTS CRAWFORD, Returning Officer. THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. Gentlemen, —Mr. Travers having resigned his seat in Parliament as one of your members, I have the honor to offer myself as a caudidate to fill the vacancy. If you think I can be of service to you, and see fit to re-elect me to the position of one of your representatives, I shall as heretofore do ray best to prove myself worthy of your confidence. I have the honor to be. Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, EDWARD PEARCE. Wellington, Jan. 25, 1878. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. Gentlemen, — I beg to announce that my father is a candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming election of a member to represent this city in Parliament. My father’s political opinions are those of au advanced Liberal ; lie has been for twentytwo years identified with Liberalism. He was one of the originators of the Melbourne Land League, and sat as member for the democratic constituency of North Melbourne up to the time of his leaving for New Zealand in 1802. His views are entirely in accord with those of the Liberal party in Parliament, and therefore, if elected, he will give his hearty support and co-operation to Sir George Grey’s Ministry. Mr. Fox’s Local Option Bill is, in my father's opinion, an effort in the right direction, and calculated to raise the tone and better the condition of the community. He thinks that the principle of that Bill, viz., that the people should have a voice in the matter, is a just one, and that the result would probably be not, perhaps, to diminish the number of licensed houses, but to improve them; to make them less of drinking saloons, and more of accomodation houses, and by suitable arrangements convert them into club-like centres of intelligence and rational intercourse. With this view, my father would concur in Mr. Fox's Bill, or any similar measure. May I be permitted to say that the member for Wellington ought to be a man who can effectively enunciate the views of his constituents. , X am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, ELLIOT L’ESTRANGE BARTON. February 5, 1878. Conveyances HASTWELL. MACARA, & CO.’S NEW TIME TABLE FOR COBB & CO.’S MAIL COACHES. On and after Feb. 4, 1878. Leave per Train. N.B.—Extra coaches may be engaged on the shortest notice for special occasions, but the above TABLE will supply ALL the regular traffic. Miscellaneous WELLINGTON AND MASTERTON RAILWAY. Messrs. OASELBERG’S Waggons leave the Upper Hutt Station twice a week for Masterton and Greytown. All goods for the above places received by THOS, W. PILCHER, Agent. -y"ERY IMPORTANT NOTICE JAMES & CO. have opened the now Tailor’s Shop in Willis-streot, opposite the Empire Hotel. The best suit of clothes in Wellington made to order for £5 cash. Cutters and tailors brought from the principal establishments in Melbourne. Money to Security. LEND on Freehold 0. P. POWLES, Hunter-street.