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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 238, 6 April 1866, Page 1

Auction Sales. TUESDAY, 10th APEIL, At 12 o'clock sharp. 100 HEAD OF PIEST-CLASS CATTLE. v At the Yards of Mr P. Pelling, Wallacetown. f\ A. EOSS & CO. are favored with instruc- -'. • tions to submit to public competition, without Eeserve," "the following superior and " well bred lot of Stock at the yards of Mr F. Pelling, Wallacetown, on Tuesday, 10th April, at 12 o'clock. '■' . - ' ■ . . . QA Cows **& Heifers in Calf, and Calf W^ at foot. Eemainder, one, two, and three-year old Heifers and Steers— all are perfectly quiet, and warranted free from disease. .. . . The whole are for positive sale to the highest . bidders. Terms at Sale. Election Notice. TO JOHN MtTNEO, Esq. Q IE, — Having full confidence in you as a " U man in .every way qualified to retireafinfc! ji" .... i — ..w x^~,xiivjLau. va^uucUj , we hereby request that you will allow yourself to be put in netninatidn at the forthcoming Election, and pledge ourselves to use our influence andSgupport to secure your return for the town of InvercargilL [Here follow the signatures.] TO JOHN HAEE, Esq. ; N. S. CAMPBELL, Esq.) Wm. MOFJFATT, Esq.; KEN-. : NETH MT7OE, Esq. j AND THE OTHEE EEQUISITIONISTS. /"^ ENTLEMEN,— In acknowledging receipt of the above requisition, I desire to express my high se^se of the honor which you have con.ferred, and trust, if I am returned to the Provincial Council, to merit this unsolicited expression - of your confidence. The immediate prospects of the Province are hopeful, and I would oppose any scheme for re annexation to Otago. I would support and carry out unflinchingly every effort for a satisfactory enquiry into the Eailway contracts and works of the Province, deeming the same absolutely necessary. In conjunction with the above, I would be in favour of the price of land being definitely fixed, . as the only means likely to insure confidence, and effect immediate sales. The past liabilitias of the Province having been so far undertaken by the General Government, a wise and economic legislation must ultimately "insure a permanent prosperity. Immigration : Every means consistent with the limits of the Provincial Exchequer, to facilitate this object, and for the permanent settlement of ' the country, would have my undivided support. " I would be in favor of supporting periodical grants, either in money or land, to be devoted to the construction of roads throughout the Province, to be entrusted to Road Boards ; such grants to be equitably distributed. I am, Gentlemen, Yours, &c. JOHN MUNEO. Merchandise. " Tji O E S A ; L E .-.: The TJndersigned'have for Sale, ex "Maria," from Glasgow — Brandy, Martell's, in bulk Brandy, Hennesey's, in case Whisky, Kirkliston, in bulk Dunlop Cheese , Pearl Barley Herrings, red and white ' Salmon, in tins : ■ " ■'•'■• ; Eaisins and Currants Soap, Corn flour \ Galvanized iron : | Fencing wire ; ■.••--•-. Coa Flooring hoards', &c., Suit COCHEAN, GEANGEE & jjLACKWOOD. ( losti £1 EEWAED. T OST one BAY MAEE, branded TP on the ±J near shoulder, and AC on the off shoulder, belong* ing to Mr. Morton, of Mabel Bush^ strayed from , Dr. Deck's yard five weeks' ago. Any person bringing her to either of the p«rtwi wiU wcoiri the abors WWWSIi )