Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Poverty Bay Standard, 4 September 1875, Page 1

Miscellaneous. (y . ..- • : ROBJOHNS TEAT AND CO. STOREKEEPERS, ■ IMPORTERS OF Drapery, Clothing, Millinery, Hats, Boots, 7 Carpets, Matting, Rugs. :O: A LARGE STOCK OF • TWEEDS AND CLOTH ALWAYS ON HAND. :0: TAILORING ' • . : . BY .COMPETENT HANDS. i|s — &GZL, ..j 7 387 -1 . ' , ' ; . ■ ", . .. . ■ ■I bun Y : i• ' . .

TO THE ELECTORS. OF POVERTY BAY. i {T^ENTLEMEN,— I iiotice' by the papers that the Returning Qffieer announces that a member for the Provincial. Council for this district is to be. elected very shortly, but I have not heard of anyone offering hitaself for the seat.. . . . 1 : It is probable enojiigh that the days of provincialism are numbered,; and that* there is but' little left for the Auckland Provincial Council, or any other ,Council to:do. That little, however, should be done properly, and at'the request of. a number of the settlers, I beg to announce, myself as a candidate for the seat. . ‘*. * * ’ r If a better,man comes to the.front I hope you ‘Will elect hi® instead of me. If you deem me worthy of your confidence, I will do my utmost on behalf .of thb district, for I. hold as important a stake in its welfai-e as tlie majority of you. I ata, Gentlemen, . Servant,.. 497 STAPLETON COTTON CAULTON. POVEBTY BAY MOUNTED BIFLE VOLUNTEERS. ?' ' ■ A/j*EMBERS of the Troop are requested to A’J- pay all outstanding subscriptions as also those for . the current year as early as possible either to the Treasurer, Lieut. Hall, or Capt. Harry. Any persoiip intending to : become members of the Troop should give in. their names not later than than the. 10th Of September, in order to become eligible for Capitation by attending the quarterly parade in September. A. F. HARDY, 496 Captain P.B.M. Biflo Volunteers.