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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 63, 16 August 1884, Page 2

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Nkxt Sunday. "\VK«*T,rYAtf — Te Arohn, 11 n.Vn., Lay: Wniornnjioiriiii, 7 p.m., Rev. Mr Wills. Pkkkkytkiuan. —IV Aiolui, 6.3') p.m. Rev. Mr Mclntosh ; Waitoa. 3 p.m., Kov Mr Mclntosh. _

NOTICH TO ADVERTISERS

ALL ndvertii -went* not otherwi o ordered will be iusorled until countemmnded, and charged for accordingly : nnd it is partieularlv requested that, when practicable such orders for either suppliw or countermanding nuiy be. in wiiriny, All idvertisemcnts should be addressed t<i the Manager — not to the Kditor.

TO THE COUNTY ELECTORS,

TE A ROII A IUDINTi, PIAKO CjUNTV

f ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I heg to announce that I am n Candidate for the seat vacant by the resignation of Mr H. E. Whifaker. I seok the honor of representing yon in the Council as free and independent of all parties, and as only dohirona of doing mj' utmost to further the interests of this important Riding. Residing in the district, and having the true welfare of the place at heart, you may rely on mr doing my utmost for the good of the Field. I shall make it my business to kco that the tramways arc «o managed as to .secure the largest amount <>f benefit, at tho le.ust possible cojst consistent with efiifiency of working. Also that eveiy facility is afl'orded to tbe introduction of capitil for mining or otlwr purposes. Should you do me the honour to place me at the head of the Poll on the 25th, you may rely upon my bent services. I am, L.ulies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, DENIS MURPHY.