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Patea Mail, Volume VI, Issue 525, 27 May 1880, Page 3

SATURDAY, 29th MAY. I LLIAM DALE will sell by public auction, on the above date, at 12 o’clock sharp, at the Pa tea About 10,000 feet totara flooring, 6ft by Iff. About 20,000 feet* boards and scantlings. Terms at Sale. W. DALE, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 29th MAY. WI L L IA M D A L E will sell by public auction, at his mart, Carlyle, on the above date, at 2 o’clock, (On account of whom it may concern) — ton galvanised iron, Gft lengths, and 20 sheets iron, slightly damaged About 40 volumes of books Clocks, spurs, knives and forks, girths, brushes, glassware, chairs, bedsteads, carpets, single sashes, moulding, doors, soented soap, and a lot of sundries. Wharf— About 7000 feet kauri timber

Terms at sale. TOWN BOARD ELECTIONS. REQUISITION TO G. F. SHERWOOD, ESQ. Sin, — E, the undersigned Ratepayers of the Town of Carlyle, respectfully request that you will allow yourself to he nominated a candidate to fill a vacancy in the Carlyle Town Board, at the coming election: R. A. Adams, F. G. Mace, Edwd. Trogear, Henry J. Davis, H. F. Christie, Felix McCarthy, Thos. Haywood, Geo. S. Patro, John Whelan, Thomas North, J. Bassett, Thos. Eyton, William Colson, James Kenworthy, W. Skellcy, James Rhodes, Robert Currie, H. Edwd. P. Adams, W. Cowern, Fred. Searling, Ulick Bourkc, D. G. Fraser, John E. Keys, H. Chadwick, James Smith, William Dixon, John Pender, Francis Mullen, Win. Howitt, Robert Erskino, William Odgers, Edwin Holtham. TO THE GENTLEMEN SIGNING THE ABOVE. Gentlemen, — IN compliance with your request, I shall have great pleasure in being nominated, and, if elected, will use my best efforts to fulfil the duties of the office. Yours obediently, G. F. SHERWOOD. REQUISITION To William Dale , D-sq., Chairman of the County Council of Patea,

E, the undersigned Ratepayers and Blcctois of Carlyle and Neighborhood, do request that you will bo good enough to convene a PUBLIC MEETING, to be held in Carlyle on or about TUESDAY, Ist June, for the consideration of public questions of urgent importance to this district, namely,— 1. The desirability of allotting a separate Parliamentary Representative to the County of Paten, under the Redistribution of Scats Bill promised by the Government; 2. The necessity of accelerating the completion of the Main Line of Railway through this district, and the early completion of the Carlyle Branch Line; 3. The vital importance to this district of a speedy settlement of the Waimatc Plains, on a basis at once just to the Colonial public and equitable to the Maori occupants or claimants ; 4. The commercial claims of this County to have the Patea River declared a port of entry for shipping; And to adopt one or more petitions to Parliament for the granting of these several requirements. Hunter Shaw E. H. Shaw W. Bamford George Gano Samuel Taplin Joseph Ivess Edw. Tregcar James Lett Thomas Haywood H. F. Christie Arthur Haywood Thomas Eyton C. Skellcy James Kenworthy R. C. Tennent Alfred A. Gower C. C. Fish Gowland, Adamson, and Co. John Gibson G. F. Sherwood Robert Haywood W. Williams, jun. John Milroy R. A. Adams John E. Keys James Rhodes John Bassett F. G. Mace Robert Currie George T. Potto John Whelan Daniel Hugos Thomas North J. Donnelly William Colson William Dixon William Howitt Gervase D. Hamerton IN compliance with the above, I hereby convene a meeting to be held in the Town Hall, Carlyle, on TUESDAY, JUNE Ist, at 7 o’clock. W. DALE, Chairman Patea County Councik Patea, May 26th, 1880. REPLY.