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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 54, 4 October 1864, Page 1

V '!!„".!...', fEieictioii Noticie?; ! more'liKely to/invest their capital; in tbja^FrOTince than" there is any probabiiity . in^at pcpsentisV/". , r ;. The iiew' Land Act is a cruelxwrong^asfat at 'present " stands,/ . and 1 ! belieyo:.that^eTeijy-Bt9rort should bo made to eet aßide to bapeful^and-juSjuat aTmeaSu'ror ;?;, r .. # ...... 01 'v^srri»3 : . •'% Tlie siibject^bf roads, in my opinionfjifa difficult • one, ' and requires^ much care £and fbretholfght. Our "northern|road and . raUwaj % p'rdvidd well for "that otitlot. The east troad jequires? the greatef ' amount of money, when Buoh\'dhall bo available. ' 'SidW and cxosb couxitry roads^reqidre now and spiecisJ'legislataij^; „ .££ vil-ujiß 'I prefer, 'gentlemen, td sfatditoy viewts:.td£yoii publicly at any meeting 'called for; the?*purp<j®& of hearing the vie\?6 and iiiteritions of^firjQitsiGShdi* .dates, "'to > ebndensingrt .lose .ideas^TyithinLadverJise* ment limits,. and' shall feel giad p(o comejforSarii whenever 8b desired, and give : jmy^sentimentA freely: ,'.-^ "r [\ . Xi ''?i;:,;iiß I km/GcntleiHeriix3 T^. r :;;;;M Your obedient servant, 53-54 <-NATH. CHALMERS: to; a s; BtebfrisQ. QIR,— -We, tlie undersigned^ElQctors^fpf the O Waihopai District; request yoii'.Tnll' 0.110.w ua to put you in nomination as a CANDIDAT^ for the representation of the above 'district^ "a£* the next Election of Membors : of the PROVINCIAIi cquncil; ■ •..: •■;. .1 ;. . •; -',. '-•;"' SHouid this requpSt, be ttcceded,jto,iWe_pl6dgfl ourSelves to' do our best to secure your return: We are, Dear Sir, , -v? Yours faithfuiiyi ] JOHNHABE. THOS. PERKINS. .■ f W. a. JENKINS; , -.= — WILLIAM MOFFITT. THOS. M-JEWEN. "■ '- " f ROB ERT M'ALLISTER; H. E. OSBORNE. WALTER HARRIS. ■ „'> ROBERT TAPPER. THOMAS .MIDDLETON; WILLIAM G. AYTON. T; J. WHITE. '■-...':■ --■ 'THOMAS PRATT.; . CHARLES MORRIS. ; JOHN DAVIDSON. JOSEPH HARRISON. , : BARTLET L. NYE. ARCHIBALD SCOTT. W. P. AYTON. WILLIAM RUSSELL.' S. T. BULL. Invercargill, 29th Sept., 1864: TO MESSRS. HARE, PERKINS, AND JEN-' KINS, and the other Gentlemen signing the requisition. /~1 ENTLEMEN, — I have great pleasure in acvT ceding to yoilr request that I will allow myself to' be nominated as a Candidate for a Seat in the Provincial Council to represent your im I - portant district. -.'.';: I shall take an early opportunity of meeting the Electors, and laving before them a statement of my political views, and beg to subscribe myself/ GENTLEifEN, Your most ob'edieiii 6ervan£, : .,... C. S. BUTTON. InTercixrgill, 20th Sept., 1864. 535 4 TO THOS. M. MACDONALD, ESQ. SIR, — We, the undersigned Electors of Invercargill, request that you will allow yourself t ) be nominated as a Candidate for the representation of this town, in the Provincial Cj mi' il; and we pledge ourselves to do all in our p >wer id promote your return. We are, Fear" Sir, Your obodierit SorvanttfV CHARLES ROUT: JOHN HARE. C. S. BUTTON. WILLIAM JOHN ROUT. : HERMANN BUTTNE4. ANGUiTW. GILLES.- . -~C<MrfN N. CAMPBELL. THOS. J. WHITE. G. P. BAILLIE. ARCHIBALD M'ARTHUR.' ROBT. TAPPER. JAS. COLYER. JOHN M'DONALD. J. HARNETT. LOUIS ROGERS. B. EKEN3TEEN. J, W. A. MARCHiNT/ H. LAW. S. M. SOUTH. JOHN RANDEL CAREY. . - ALEXANDER JERUSALEM SMITH. WM. H. BRAYTON. GEORGE TREW. LOUIS GILLE3. G. S. CROUCH. JOHN RITTERATH, M. MENDO?A. S. MENDOZA. J. MILSTEAD. ' . ROBT. CLEAVE. CHRIS-TOP HER HIGGIIfS--WILLIAM YOUNG. J. HEMINGWAY. T. A. HALL. ... JOHN SLOAN. S. T. BULL; "" A. GEISOW. . . JOSEPH EX ALL. .... Invercargill, 24th September, 1864. <" To MESSRS. ROUT/ iTAREy^JEfUTTO^, and tire other Gentlemen signing the Requisition. Gentlemen, — I thank you for the honor you have conferred upon me, and. have much pleasure in permitting myself to b% nominated for a seat jin the Provincial Councils. : .. . . . ... With regard to- my poliiacaF views; I may mention, that I think the speedy settlement" r 6f the country districts by an industnbus population, and the opening up of internal corny iumcaf ion,are in this ■ Province, as in ev^ry' other colony, of the first consequence. The. new Land Eeg'ii* lations, by raising the price of land,'appear to me more likely to' retard than' to facilitate the attainment of these, objects. - I shall ttJ therefore! ..if elected, give my support to any measure haying for its end" the' reduction of the "increased price of land. --„'•" I regard the present "system of assisted immigration as unsound, ajidUotaUy-ihappKcable to the condition of the Province^ ; -uhao'onii, :; inaa-' much as no: inducement is-held but idTthb immigrant to' settle ; and, inapplicable, -.^because \'M& Province! cannot now- afford xtb^pay- in- morier^. proportion of the passage of immigrants wEmb' ' settlement as uncertain ; a i system-by-wniclt-Tth* agricultural class of immigranta who pay^iheir own passages hither may" obtain land free of cost, .but 7 upon conditions i^which^-wiuldceifiuro' their settlement am6ng;.uai would, I thml^ebiJK duce much to tix^^EO^eMgjriof -the Brbvincei a»i therefore wouMre^i^i^sj^^ttt r -i-'vj-O , ; °IShbuid,Wele^^; assist ia &^effqr£w^ch J may b 6 ' in"fei?fe2s>foV~ remdviog '.^^.iKe bunjgusoitts - tasatibn «atier which-' tfib^^^ ; iuiia6j^Kite^o|^|^jV Trbyinit'e.now suffer!" - „ .■; " 1. . ;/ ~ •r-X-'^—cr'iySr v I^h^bejha^pp^on^a^foiS^.^ you i, any ~,"fur Oxer ;^^bmtionf\n^s^M^':tO'jniy" pljTiticai'viewSj'wlnun/you'inay i->-j» s v : -' - : ; ' : '*-?"^^^^'fe^^^i^?'^*^"^^!}' ■■ - '- V, .;'.,, i.xour pbadieatSK'vantMWb *^ ':C a, +A»-- *->*;■ - '■■■' . - • -■ — ■ -^ '^ , ;? .; _ . .... s »'**..%, *-• v«»f . a-*- « *■**■ >— ». ■ . ■- v . . 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