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Temuka Leader, Issue 1196, 26 June 1884, Page 2

TO ALFRED COX, ESQ. SIR—We, the undersigned ElecXJ tors of the Geraldine Constituency, respectfully request you to allow yourself to be Nominated for the ensuing election. We are confident that, your long residence in the district and colony, your personal acquaintance with all the leading politicians of the day, and your great political experience, combined with your services in ihe past, and the high integrity of your character, eminently fit you for a representation of this district ; and we trust that should ycou onsent to stand you will take an early opportunity of placing your views upon current topi ; before ui. H, J. Gladifcone J. 0, Bijiekin M. Quinn George Tcoi John Paterson J. H. De a .n, sen. P. H. Barker J. H. Daan, jun. George Dyson W. Wadlosf D. lowood J, H. Clark J. Holwell H. Scott J. Austin M. E. Hentley Wm. Barrett W. Yonng W. Sourden W. Waters B. P.' Weils J. H. Kaiaughw E. WiiksA O. E SherraU Wm. Philip E, Speeohley J, A. Young A. Colee J. TincteJl L. Tomba Wilhslm Kleo K, Duncan George Haav W. Deßenzy G, E-fgoler H. R. W. Suall&rd R. K Parkeruon D Line Geo. Xayier EC, Petersen John Meyer E. Mstthewa E. H. Brewer. W. Oarston F, W. Badham W. Biisoetfc A E. Kirk G. Constable Edward Smith Jai. Watt W. J. MoOftllum \V. Mawhinney W. Dercufcb. G. Meredith, jun. James Davis Jaß. iPmith E. White W. Corcoran William Bryant Hugh Flannery John Low John B. Cain liaao Morrid !". Orompton Alexander Olyne M. Kennedy W. Edwards B. Young W. Nichol W. Wood ley . H. Drovr M.. Wafcta A, MoOlelland W. Hawfee James Bad ford Jos. Lewis " Alfred Oolviilo John Bell David Taylor D. jießan G. J. Ma«on A. L. Barker G. H. Baid 0. BissetT, James Smith E. B. Comer Wm. Biuley T. Laroombe J. B. Binley T. Pierca W. Greenaway S. Gould Martin Melvin E. Gould James Marshall A. Gould H. Nicholson W. Gould J, Spooner J. Williams John Gunnard G. U. Patrick William Soott; J. Dubbie J. H. Diokiason J. Deans Martin Connolly W. Weaver Adam Edgar F. Dierck Stephen Taylor W. Leishman ff. ftodgera W. Moore A. M. Allan E. H. Templar Samuel Currie J. W. Pye OaLib Batsman B. Johnson Jamea Findlay Geo. Fox Edward Loe A.. Fisher Edwin Forward D. Gregan Charles Frsaar B. H. Pearpoinfc Samuel Burrows B. S. Oook William Hooper E. Connor Joseph MoOlintook W. Boullbee David Bao B, Wilaon Biohard Lidaey O. Waller John Lanrson George Helem George Leveca Mark Coomba Olemetit Luoub John Pizzey S McCullough John Hurley William B*nb;:w Chaa, A, Lord Jani*g Benbow James Gaby, »en. M. Wightman Kanar Bond B. 0. Lutimer James Gaby, jun. S. Currie Joseph Louch Samuel Harfi6ld John Brown D. Cunningham T. Trengrove W. Cunningham Piiilip Buckley James Dierk A. Story Andrew Galbraith E. Holloway Thomas Orr W. S. Mailin William Storey Ueo. Kine Arthur Spooner 8. Chapman William Broaden W. Millar Martin Fi* herty C. Bishop J. T. M. Hayhnrst H, Griffin Edward Pilbrow T. Martin Edward Udea T. Howsley John Longson J. Pbilp C. Wright J. J. Griffin Frederick Storey J. Billinga Bobert Motson C. Taylor W. Eagleaton B. Fenton Charles S lory L Walker W. Sweet, W. Gimson W. Smith W. Page Thomas Parko

TO MR HENRY JOHN GLADSTONE AND THE ELECTORS OF GERALDINE SINGING THE ABOVE REQUISITION. ELECTORS OF GERALDINE,—I accept your invitation to become a Candidate to represent the District of Geraldine in the new Parliament, and shall take an early opportunity of addressing you on important Political Questions before the country. Yours, obediently, ALFRED COX. TO THE ELECTORS OF GERALDINE GENTLEMEN,— In compliance with the wishes of a number of Electors, I offer my Services to you as your Representative in the next Parliament. I trust that my residence among you, the identity of my interests with yours, and the part that I have taken in public affairs over a long course of years, will be deemed by you sufficient reasons for reposing your confidence in me. No efforts on my part will be wanting to justify that confidence. On the rising of Parliament I will take an early opportunity of addressing you. Yours faithfully, WILLIAM ROLLESTON. Wellington. June 16th, 1884. jul7 TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. ITE have one of ALFRED COL- / VILLE'S CELEBRATED WINNOWING MACHINES and SEPA RATORS and are prepared to SCREEN and SEPARATE any kind of Grain or Grass Seed or LEND the Same for HIRE at Lowest Pates at our Stores. ,i 7 SIEGERT AND FAUVEL. kRDERS for Rubber Stamps received 7 at the Leader Office. {ARDS of Every Description Printed / at the Office of this Paper,