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Temuka Leader, Issue 1059, 25 January 1883, Page 2

TEMUKA LICENSING DISTRICT ELECTION. IN Conformity with the Regulation of Local Elections Act 1876, and Licensing Act 1881, and amendment of the same, I hereby give notice that at ibe Nomination of Candidates held this day the following gentlemen were duly Nominated : Barker, Richard A. Barker, Samuel D, C.nnpbi- i, hl. nry W. Enaor, Alfred W. Meyer, John Pa »rson, John Talbot, John And that a POLL will be taken for the Election of Live Members on WEDNESDAY, the 31st day of January, hist, from the Lour of 9 a.m. till 6 p.m., at the following places, viz. Resident Magistrate’s Courthouse, Temuka. Reading Room, Winchester. Library, Waitohi Elat. Dated Temuka, this 23rd day of January, 1883. W. WILLS, ja2s Substitute Returnintj Officer. TO JOHN TALBOT, Esq., TEMUKA. SIR, —We, tlie undersigned Ratepayers of the Mount Peel Road District respectfully request that you will allow yourself to be nominated ns Candidate to represent this District on the Timaru Harbor Board. We remain, yours faithfully— J. B. A. Acland C. G. Tripp G. J. D'Ministoun James Wilson John Heney Robert Mackay.

To the Gentleman signing the Requisition, and to (he Electors of Mount Peel generally. Gentlemen, —1 have much pleasure in offering you my services as your Representative on the Timaru Harbor Board, and 1 beg to say that I consider the success of the Harbor Works, so far, is such as to leave little doubt of the result which will ultimately be achieved, viz., a first class harbor and at a moderate cost, cm.aidcring the magnitude of the interests involved. 1 shall, therefore, in the event •of your electing me, heartily assist in actively carrying on the works. 1 shall, at the same time, to the best of my judgment, endeavor that the trade of the Port is carried on in the way best conducive to the welfare of the district at large, I remain, Gentlemen, yours faithfully, JOHN IALBOT.

TEMUKA ROAD BOARD. OTIGE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the NORTHERN (or Old) PART of the BRIDGE on the Great South Road which crosses the Opiiii River, is UNSAFE for HEA VY TR \ TT'" •-1 Persons crossing it will do so at u.cir own risk. By order of (he Board. THOS. S. LEWIS, C.E., District Surveyor. December 8 1882. de9 W. Gr. 1 [a card,] SPINAL! BARRISTER. SOLICITOR, AND CONVEYANCER, May bo Consulted at his Office, Comnjercial street, next door to the Wallingford Hotel, Temuka. The Geraldine Court Attended, MONEY TO LEND, at current rates in sumsjto suit borrowers. se2l GRAZING. I am ready to GRAZE, in Paddock about 10 Chains from the Post Office, Horses and Cattle at Is 6d per week'. Good Fences good Water. ja23 MARTIN DUNN mHE UNDERSIGNED having relinX quished the Grocery Busines, re quests all persons indebted to him. to PAY the amount of their respective debts on or before February 4th at his residence, next Mr J, Bly th’s. ja23 J. HARROP. TTTANTED KNOWN—That the nnV\ dersigned have on hand a good supply of best BINDING WIRE and TWINE, also, full sized and extra strong CALCUTTA CORNSACKS, 5 ply Seaming Twine, Castor Oil and other necessaries for (he Threshing season. They can supply Fanners at most reasonable rates. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on Wool and Growing Crops, also on Grain and Wool for shipment to the Continent, and, having chartered several first class vessels, they can secure for farmers cheap freight. For farther particulars apply to FRIEDLANDER BROS., General Merchants, Ashburton. ja23