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Southland Times, Issue 711, 19 August 1867, Page 6

Reqnisitiqns TO CHARLES EOXJS MASTER Es^T, MAnTBKDAIJI. S IR,-— We the [undersigned, Electors feeling. , assured that your views on Provincial ipoli--tics are sound and, progressive,, request that you: will allow yourself to* be put dn nomination as a Candidate to represent the district c ;df Waihopai in! the Provincial Council, 1 arid in the event" of your aocedlng to our request, -pledge' you 'S-diwe - sripport. - ; ; ; ;' - 1 ' ■""• ';■" ' '■' ' : \ " . ' "'■'■ Geo. Hately J. J. Martin ' , W. "Jactsbtt ' ' ' ! '■■■'■■■ Abram Watson . John 1 Watson •.: i John Taylor .' Edwin Rutland ; Wrii. Pettigrew James Jamiesor . William 80yd ... ■ F. H. Geisow. Thos. M..Macdanaid : William Russell ■ „ Thomas Perkins ' William 'M'Cpnnell: ;/ James Tanriack ff? John.Coutts • . i William Moffett • ■ R. B. Macgowan , ' R.Buchanan ■ Wm. Granger W;H;Calder : John M'Leay W. Innes Bridges , ' ■ ' ' . InTercargill, 12th August/ 1867. '" ' " ; TO MESSRS G. HATELY, J. J. MARTIN, |apd the other gentlemen signing the requisu tbn. Qssnssikss, — I have the honor to acknowledge 'the receipt of your requisition that 'l will i auow r myßelf to be nominated for the representation of the Waihopai district. 1 .have on various occasions openly stated my opinions on many important political subjects. These views are Well known, and remain unchanged. With reference to the point of ~chi»f interest at the present time, I may state that I am strongly in favor of the immediate and energetic prosecution, under proper supervision, of ; the proposed railway works, on the terms offered, by the General Government, ' and I, will support no candidate for . ; the Superintendency who does not distinctly pledge hiniself to this course. . . : , .: ; . ■■ I therefore willingly place myself in your, hands, and request that you willjmeet me at the Theatre Royal tp-.morrow (Thursday) evening, at half-past seven, that I may : explain mj: views more fully. . ■/ ' ,•; i. : I am, Gentlemen, • Your obedient servant, „ : CHARLES ROUS MARTEN. TO TEEOS. M. M'DONALD, ESQ., : ~ '■■■ lIiVEECiLBGHIiI. ' '."'."'' ! S~IR,— We, Electors of the town of Invercar-, gill, beg to. request-that you will allow yourself to be put in nomination as. a Candidate for therepresentation of this town. in. tha Proving cial Council (believing as we do that you 'hold soiand : and : progressive views), 'and on ■your acpeding, pledge you our support. -: i K. M'lvor ■'"■■■■ -■"'-'■ J. HrSmith Thos. Brodrick N. S. Campbell ; Geo. Hately Louis Hume F.-H. Geisow I. Broad • H. Graham R. Rae • Peter Kennelly D. 0. Thompson Jno. Wright Cohn Brown J. Garven A. Mair 0. H. Reynolds William Barham G. M.K. ClarkF. A. Von Hammer John Kingsland . :' '.. William Lewis j G. Saunders Wm. Blackwbod W. Robertson W. B. Scandrett ' Wm. Wilkinson ; . ' -r John Sloan W-B. Kingswell Jno. Blacklock : Peter M'Ewan . ' Wm. Garthwaite John Coutts John G. Smith Robert Sloan ' ' Joseph Wm. Oliver O.W.Evans . C. S. Button J. Murphy . G. Froggatt G.F.Richardson ■: : . • Wiliam Moffett : Robert M. Harvey George Grant . . John Scott . Angus Kerr W. Hugh Nurse, per order .; Edmund Gillow do J. C. Hunter L. Rodgers Bernard Ekensteen „_, . - A. J.Smyth -•..,-. -Hugh McLean - --.Wm. Taylor . ; \ "' Henry Rodgers . James M'Lelland : . ...:•.' A. H; Puettelkow ; H. Dallwig D. A, Smith