TO ALFRED COX, ESQ. DEAR SIR—We, the undersigned Electors of the Geraldine Cunslilnency, respectfully request you to allow yourself to be Nominated for the ensuing eleclion. "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 the 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 currecl topics before us. H. J Gladstone Si Quirm John Pafcsrson F. H. Barker George D/son D. In wood J. Hoi well J. Austin Wm. Barrett W. Spurden R. P. Wells B. Wilkes Wm. Philip J. A. Young J. Tii;uell Wilht-lm Klee Gaorge K&ar W. Bhftllard K. K Pat-kerion D Geo. Tayler H. Petersen John ASeyer R M itthews B, H. Brewer. VV. Oargton F. W. Bad ham W. Blisselfc A R. Kirk G. Ooustable Edward (smith Jus. Watt . W. J. MoOttllum W. Mawhinney W. Demuth Q-. Meredith, jun. Jamw Divis Job. Fmith R. White W. Corcoran William Bryant ilugh Flannery John Low John R. Cain Isaac Morris I. Grompton Alexander Cljne M. Kennedy W. Edwards H. Young W. Nichol W. Woodley H. Drew iW. Watts A. MoOlelland W. Hafie James Radford Job. Lf»«'is Alfred Oolvillo John Bell David Taylor D. Jregan G. J. Maeon A. L. Barker 0. H. Rcid O. Biesstt James Smith R. B Corner Wm. Binley T. Laroombe J. B. Binley T. Pieroa W. Grcenaway 8. Gould Martin Melvin R, Gould Jsmee Marshall A. Gould H. Niobolson W. Gould J. Spoonor J. Williams John Cunnard G M. Patrick William Sootfc J. D bbio J. H. Dickinson J. Deana Martin Connolly W. Weaver Adam Edgar F. Dierck Stephen Taylor W. Leishman H. Rodgers W. Mooro A. M. Allan B. H. Templar Samuel Currie J. W. Pya Oal.'b Batsman R, Johnson Jameß Fhndlay Geo. Fox Edward Leo A. Fisher Edwin Forward D Gragan Charles Fraser R H, Pearpoinfc Samuel Burrows R. S. Cook Willism Hooper E. Oonnor Joseph McOlintock W. Boullbee David Rae R. Wilson Richard Lidsey 0. Waller John Lawson George Helena George Levern Murk Coombs Clement Luoas John Pizzey S. McCullough John Huffey William Beribow Obas, A. Lord Benbow James Gaby, ten, M. Wightraan Kanar Bond R. 0. Latimer James G*by, jun. S. Currie Joseph Louch Samuel Harfleld John Brown D. Cunningham T. Tronsrove W. Cunningham Philip Buckley James Dierk A. Story Andrew Galbraitb H. Holloway Thomas Or W. 8. Maslin William Storey Geo. Kine Arthur Spooner 8. Chapman William Brogden W. Millar Martin Flaherty 0. Bishop J. T. M. Hayhnrst H. Griffin Edward Pilbrow T. Martin Edward Pden T. Howsley John Longoon J. Pbilp 0. Wright J. J. Griffin Frederick Storey J. Billing 9 Robert Metson C. Taylor W. Ksgleeton R. Fenton Charles Story L Walker W. Sweet W. Ginison W. Smith W. Page Thomas Parke G. Cliff TO MR HENRY JOHN GLADSTONE AND THE ELECTORS OF GERALDINE SIGNING 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 GEKALDINE GENTLEMEN,— In compliance with (ho wishes of d number cf 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 n 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 110LLESTON. Wellington. June 16th, 1884. jul7 TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. WE have one of ALFRED COLVILLE'S CELEBRATED WINDOWING 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 SItiGERT AND FATJVEL. ORDE U.S for Rubber Stamps received at. the Leader Office. CARDS of Every Description Printed at the Office of this Paper.
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Temuka Leader, Issue 1198, 1 July 1884, Page 2
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