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Public' Notices H TO W. H. CALDER, ESQ. SIR, — We, the undersigned, Electors of th' town of Invercargill, feeling the importance of being efficiently represented in the Genera , • Assembly, and having confidence in your, ability integrity, and experience of political affairs ii this part of the Colony, beg to request that joy will allow yourself to be nominated a3 a Candidate for the representation of this town in the General Assembly. Signed by sixty-one Electors To Messrs Thos. Pratt, J. T. Martin, J , M'Pherson, W. P. Porter, D. L. Mathe son, A. Mair, ahd the other gentlemei signing the above requisition — I 'HAVE to apologise for the' long delay ir - 'answering your request to comeiforward as t Candidate for the representation of Invercargill in the General Assembly. Becent events hae • caused me to hesitate as to .the expediency o; wasting bo much of my time on public affairs, with tbe prospect of a want of unanimity in fthe public mind as to the course representatives ought to pursue, for I feel convinced that neither in the General Assembly nor Provincial Council can we expect to have r our .interests attendee! to, unless oh cardinal points,' specially affecting jour welfare, our representatives can be found tc work heartily together. With this short explanat ion I beg to comply with venr request, and jwill take an early opportunity of explaining what ' views I hold on f those political matters .which may be expected to engage the public mind during the ensuing elections. ■ | Tarn; Gentlemen, ~." - '• V" Yonr obedient - Servant, W. H. CALDEBTO THE ELECTORS OF iNVEECABGtLt. GENTLEME eve of a most important general election, I . do not consider that it is out of place at the pre- ' ' Bent indroeht^ for me respectfuUy;, to inform you that lwould esteem it a pleasure and an honor to represent you ih the' next Parliament of New / Zealand. *•" ■- ■'-■' •- : '^ i .,■■:■, :;-;—.,: ■:.: ,i. ; ... - I beg to announce myself a candidate for .your suffrages at the forthcoming election j and liilso beg to state thafc I will take another opportunity of publicly meeting you for the purpose of -i addressing yon at length upon this, subject. ; A:) I am, Gentlemen,, •'■ Yonr most - ob'eitorit .servant^ '/• i ; ; '.;",'<■•'. CHAS" D. iRVINB. Invercargill, November 4, 1870. . TO IiACHLAN M'GILLIVRAY, Esq., M.H.R. Q]^,^-We, the. undersigned, Electors of .the District of Eiverton, fully recognising the very able,' .'efficient, and satisfactory manner in which you have discharged your legislative duties during the late Session of the General Assembly, ]>?£ that you will allow yourself to be nominated at the forthcoming general election as a candidate to represent this district in the House of Uepre- , , sentatives;. and. we, whose names; are hereto at- :•■■■ i taohedj; pledge you onr '• interest and ■ support to. secure your return. : i :~, \. :■-: ■■ . - ,- ? . D. Murchie , - '■ v, \ ';''." :J. L. M'Donald : "•■"-.; '."' Hehry B. Cassells -. Eichard Bocke ...",.'. : James Ireland .'. ... •' . * j '•■'■.','■■■'. '"."■■■ l^ e P*J py° n > J'-P* >" j.' .;_: ;John Petchell, J.P. ; ; Theophilus J>aniel, JJ. , ; Edward Simpson, senr. . . .W, C-.Scullt, and fifty others. ; ~T. C. LOW, Esq., RIVERTON. SIE, — We,^thennde^gnad, Electors of the Eiverton " District, beg to request that you will allow yourself, io -he nominated a Candidate at the. forthcoming Election, for tiie House of - Representatives^" as* we* feel- assured -from 'yonr. knowledge of tie requirements _of the District, * and 'yoruv energy of character, iihai' our interests will be well represented, and we promise to give yon -our support to ensure your return, and remain, Sir, — - - ...,..,,,. , Yom? obedient Servants, Geo. Printz Jas. Sarman "William Stevens. ; Eiohafd Stevens H. B. Cassells Thos. Winton - -Ji-Seehoff - Duncan Campbell Geo. Bowles . Thomas Ferguson -.! Archibald McDonald Stephen Watson ' '' James Hay" • ' ■ ; ' Alexr. McNaughton James Clark *_. John Pottß , ; George Cameron David- McKay : HnSson Guise _" fuHemyf. Guise 1 .. .',";•" _ i Bobert' Stenhouse .. Jolm Ward . * : Giuseppe Valli • R. Stenhouse A. Stenhouse , : John Russell, Donald McFarltme Wmi Davis. ■ , Charles McDougall '*- Bc(derici Murchison J Thomas Kennedy ■ „ Wflhtrai Mollison I David Henderson Mungo McKenzie Charles McKenzie ' James Mcintosh . ; ••■' ,; William McKohzie • David Dyriri James Pirie James Carmichael i : :- a- James Cumming ' William' Calder Alexander Calder Hughßall - —Andrew Bell JohnCaffipbelT i ( Samuel Hurned • ,_ [Geoa^ef*. Jarvia ;j ■ ■ * 'A.'Caßßels J. Dalgliesh | John Walker Mitchell James Harvey . John Mitchell. '; /.":".. i'i ■ /.. 1. '...'■ Messrs Printz, 'Stevens,' Surman, and the *.■.";■ other gentlemen Bigning the requisition ; reiqnesting.me to fallow 1 inysfelf to be ; ' v nominated a Candidate 'at the ' forth- • coining Elation 'to represent' the Dis?. trict of Jtiverton in :the House of Bepre^. sentatiyes. . - ' ** . GENTLEMEN,— I feel highly gratified for the ' ' hbnqr conferred on me, and in accordance with your request, I shall do myself the pleasure, of txdedting the ""electors as early/ a* possible. Should 'l Eave the "honor ~6f being returned, I heg to intimate that the~ interests of the District, ; and the country in/general, will'- he' represented . to the best of my ( .abiKty. !"■-.. I am,, G-entlenien, t „,, "Your most obedient Bervanf, .'., THOS! C.LOW. ' ' '■' ; " ' ' ; '•• * ; ' J '' : ' - 1 ' ' ■ ■ BLUIF ; HABBCfiB ;^ANNUAIi ■^BEGATTA THBTaboyfe Regatta will: take placei. oh "the, 3rd January, 1871.. ' PB0&BAMMB: ' * ] Ist Bace,. open boats under, 35ft. ' length of keel, under Bail— prize ... £10 0 0 '2nii Bace, ' Decied.' Oyster Boats' ' j and Cutters of sixteen tons . and :A nnder^-prize .'.,." .....". .... ... „ 66. p 3rd Bace, ■ Whide ßoats-^-jprize ';■;*' 8 0 I> 4fch Race, Gig Race, square sterns, - : -**" j; .- (4 oars)— prize ... . ,v.-.-: j .;. r -5 0 0--sth Eace, Dingy Bace ... t 2.10 p Notb. — Entries received not later than bie 31st December, inst. Further particulars, rules, &c, may be obtained, on application ( to Messrs J. P. Joyce and Jimes Colyer, lELvercargill, or to the Secretaiy* . j. I CL F. O'TOOLE, ' ! Secretary and Treasurer.

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Southland Times, Issue 1352, 27 December 1870, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Southland Times, Issue 1352, 27 December 1870, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Southland Times, Issue 1352, 27 December 1870, Page 4

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