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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1305, 12 June 1880, Page 4

ELECTION NOTICES TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WAITAKI DISTRICT. QxKTLXMKZr, F deference to the desire of the Electors of' tti!« district —principally expressed t* nwana of nnmeronaiy-eigned requisitions malnd by me from the town ud country daring the last few days—l offer myself as • candidate for the ceat in Parliament tendered vacant throoth the retirement of Mr. Hialop, I purpose to addreaa aa many meetings in the centres of population throughout the electorate as time will permit, the date* of which meetings trill be shortly notified in the local papers. Your obedient servant, GEORGE JONES.

TO THE ELECTORS OP WAITAKL HyTB. GEORGE JONES will address the JV ■ Electors at the undermentioned times and places— Oamaru —Saturday, Jane 12, 8 p.m. Livingstone—Monday, Jane 14, 7 p.m. Oamaru —Tuesday, Jane 15th, at 9 p.m. TO TTTR ELECTORS OF TTTR WAPTAKI DISTRICT. GENTLEMEN, Having received a numerously-signed requisition desiring ma to come forward as a candidate for the •eat in Parliament vacated by the resignation of Mr. Hialop, I have determined to placo my services at your disposal. If elected, I will use my utmost endeavor to assist in carrying such measures as will do justice alike to all classes of the community. I will give a hearty support to any Government that may be in power in carrying oat u«h reforms as will conduce to the reduction mi departmental expenditure without destroying the efficiency of service, and in all honest endeavors to reduce taxation and to

practice strict economy. The information which I have gained in connection with our railway system as a member of the Railway Commission will, I trait, be of service to the country if I am elected, as it will enable me to aid in putting la end to all unprofitable railway schemes Mch as have been forced upon Parliament inriag past years. I be in favor of the utmost liberality, cwuristent with prudence, in settling popuupon our Crown lands, and of continuing the present liberal electoral law. I will address you at the various centres ia t&e course of the ensuing fortnight, when I enter more particularly into a statement of my political views. I am, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, JOHN REED. Elderalie, ISfch May, ISSO. 266

ELECTION FOR WAITAKL MR. JOHN REID will meet the Electota at the undermentioned places ud times:— OAMARU Volunteer Hall, Tuesday, 15th inat., at 7 p.m. Places of meetings will be notified, here- . after; and and places for other adIrenes will be published. 282 TO THE ELECTORS OF WAITAKI.

At the request of a largo number of the Electors of this Distnotj I have agreed to become a Candidate for the seat rendered vacant by Mr. Hialop's resignation. I have hitherto given what assistance I conld to the Liberal cause, and, if elected to represent yon, I will assist the TJVwwml party in its efforts. As soon as ifnwigfn*"*f can be made I will folly explain my views. I am, Your obedient servant, ItS W. H S. ROBERTS.

MB. W. H. S. ROBERTS will meeet the Electors at the undermentioned pl*ces times: — [A Cakd.] Ik If BS. BRUNTON jVI "Will resume her JUVENILE DANCING CLASS ■At her Residence, Eden-street East, on WEDNESDAY, the 21sr INST., at 3.30 |UB. , OLONIAL BOOT MART THAMES- stre&T. Having purchased in Ihmedin, at A DISCOUNT OP 50 PER CENT. From manufacturers' prices, Z am prepared to offer the same to the jeajdenta of Oamarn and district, at prices folly one-third lower than, those anally charged by the trade. f—ptHrti 011 invited. Competition defied. , WINDSOR—Monday, 14tb, at 7 p.m. G. W. HINCHLIFFE, . J3| 2. Ne*r. Dance Music. B. W. Hatbs, fr) MMtrecfct