THE MAYORAL ELECTION.

Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 76, 19 July 1876, Page 3

THE MAYORAL ELECTION.

■ bDV.OR. OV TttlC StAtU ■w etoutiott to the office r>S Chief ■ tor Oamivra for the ensuing twelve ■>pt>i'l)up», of more importance to ■ mtawste of the inhabitants than j ■Mipiwar. Hv. Steward is a prac j ■r. a Mara&ty fluent speaker, and*! ■rally to have the fcnauk oi eon- j ■Mic InisiuifHsf. As * result of his ■Wullmgfcim. (where tie ought now ■n), ho was most persistent in carMums hu deemed important* In- ■ Rilt tt> legalist; marriage with a ■vifu's sister. besides, although ■■liiira some alterations to make it ■ l Bill (the title escapes to) to ■Michisß. As a Volunteer Officer, in enthusiasm. Only one would seem to militate against : ■l'l'iiiiftuD thick tipnn him. The ; ■virttu, „f r,i„ j/ entitle-,! to i ■' »Ml»mr Board ; ami if the seat ■ rate, hard things have ■ 'w'Hunif a nominated body sim- ; ■««'ulil \tr. Falconer get elected ; ■'("'rttirs seem very sanguine} new > ■ lt ;'»>y rate., bo infused with that I ■« My. Th« Dwcfc Tttfirt «iml ! ■f 5 t'jwiiiU'u cannot tie separated. : ■ rs wnlitios are not merely super- ! ■ judgment, like his face, is calm ' ■"Tii VA presidency over the ■'« thi> Harbour Trust, meetings ■■wantieu of all matters receiving H""W genuine true metal; and, ■"'Mil cme into the chair with ; ■'!* iwuietl by close attention to and as a pufdie■"'''it man. one who had neither ■ 'turned favours from the pufcbV. ■"merit and earn the undeed re* H>S l»w tlnby. —E am ftm,