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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 51, 27 September 1864, Page 3

Late Advertisements. A TO. J. ;RVBiiVTES, ; E3Q.,VV j SIR,_Wc, the Undersigned, Electors of Invercargill, request that you will allow yourself to be Nominated as a Candidate for a seat in the; Provincial Council at the forthcoming Elections. We make tliis request, believing that you will give overy attention to the best interests of the Province generally : — JNO. C. MENDER-SOX JNO. MUNRO CHARLES' ROUT WILLIAM JOHN ROUT ROBERT CLEAVE CHRISTOPHER" HIGGINS M. MUNCHHAUSAN ALEX. J. CLARK JOHN SPENCE JOHN RANDAL CAREY JOIIN HARE C. S. BUTTON SYDNEY T. BULL J. HARNETT LOUIS B. GILLES WILLIAM RUSSELL JOSEPH HATCH ALEXANDER SAVERS JOHN DIXON J. G. HUGHES ALFRED W. GILLES THOMAS L. BRIGHT JOHN S. JOHNSTONE JOHN WRIGHT AND. CUMMING J. J. WATSON JAMES COLYER JOHN HENRY SMITH A. EKENSTEEN G. S. CROUCH JOHN RITTERATH ROBT. TAPPER GEORGE SMITH LOUIS HUME A. BERNDT, M.D. ROBT. SLOAN k SONS WM LIVESEY WILLIAM MOFFITT J. HEMINGWAY G. T. RICHARDSON T. W. BAKER ARCHD. SCOTT ARCHD. BONAR, Junr. JAMES COOPER LOUIS MYERS M. MENDOZA WM. YOUNG JAMES HEWITT GEORGE REESE F. CHAPMAN W. ROEBUCK W. B. KINGS WELL H. LAW C. 11. REYNOLDS J. B. TAYLOR GEORGE PERRY Wi LLIA M MORTLOCK IJ. MILNE EDWARD HARGIN THOS. J. WHITE JOSEPH EXALL JOHN M'DONALD JOHN GELLATLY Invercargill, 23rd Sept., ISGI. To Messrs. HENDERSON, MUNRO.ROUT, and the oilier Gentlemen signing the Requisition. Gentlemen,— A how me to thank you for tho flattering compliment you have paid tome, in requesting me to allow myself to be nominated as a cmdidato for tlie representation of the town of Invereargill in the new Provincial Council. I cannot hesitate to comply with a request emanating from so large and influential a body of my fellow-citizens. If I am elected, I shall do my best endeavors to promote and advance the interests of tlie province, having a large stake in its prosperity, wliich I believe will he best furthered by the prosecution of those public. works which will render its lands ava bible for settlement, and enable its produce to be carried cheaply to market. I look upon all other questions as secondary to this great object, believing that Southland possesses natural advantages that only require to bo properly developed to°make her one ofthe foremost provinces in New Zealand. Should I be elected, I will use my most earnest endeavors to procure a liberal amendment of the present Land Regulations, Educational Ordinance, and other laws that operate oppressively ! on the people. I shall have further opportunity of explaining mv political sentiments; and in tho meantime beg to subscribe myself, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful servant, 51 J. R. DAVIES. O P H NINO OF THE CHUIiCH OF ENGLAND BAZAAR, ON TUESDAY, 27th, AT T II E RAI LW AY STATION, INVERCARGILL. PrOGKAMME : rplIE BAZAAR will be open from 2 p.nr, until 5 p.m., and from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. TIIE MEMBERS OF THE GARRICK CLUB, Assisted by Miss Fleming, have kindly promised to give an Entertainment in the Evening, which will commence at 8 p.m. THE BRASS BAND will also bo in attendance. Price of admission Is. in the Afternoon, And 2s. 6d. in the evening, which will include a TICKET to the GARRICK CLUB ENTERTAINMENT. N.B. — The most convenient access to the Railway Station is by the Footpath from tho Southland Club Hotel. EVENING LECTURES— MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. A MEETING of the Joint Committee is convened for this (Tuesday) Afternoon at Four o'clock prompt, at the Registrar's Oliice, for important business. THOS. L. BRIGHT, •^Hon. Secretary. Sept. 27, 1861. ' 51 Mereliandise. CLINTON STEAM SAW-MILLS. ON SALE by the undersigned — T. and G. Flooring, per 100, 20s. T. and G. Lining, per 100, 18s. Weatherboard aud Quartering, per 100,.125. Delivered in town at the above prices. When delivery taken at the Mill, 2s. Id. less on 100 feet. Terms Cash. WILLIAM FSASEH, ' cuNrcojr steam: saw-miles, "■