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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2988, 12 September 1878, Page 2

Electoral U IDD'LE. TX7 A B D. STATE of the POLL AT 2.30MENNIE... .„ ... 220 Brassey ... ... „. 180 Bonshaw 150 Wickham ... ».. ... 142 Wilion 136 i Stephenson ... „.. 5$ i- - i Every Elector Give a ! Vote to . M E N N' lE.

V 0 T -E! • ■ ! s':FOE THE '. j I CANDIDATE \ i ■> i ■ i!'r< . i WHO has always adrocated what he ; i ■'/.'' ; thought the public good without fear or favour. • «-,RUH HIM UP TO THE HEAD/,Vv,.:i OF THE ; „ ■-••■:■■■: -TOLL ; '■'/' and say—, „_;"" McGOWA]Nf IS FOREMOST! I "• ■ ■■"'" i VOTE FOR BRASSES, '''.</ •' ■ ■ - 's i . 'whose Interests are identical witK 'your own. T>SASBEY, at considerabie incoßTeaience, consents to; Represent you. Plaice him at -v , > ' ' ' the HEAD of the POLL. : , :,-,-' '■'.'.- t ■• ' I-" ••■>'.', TPOTB for Intelligence and Ability yritH BEASSET. T>tIASSBY would Sate Expense to. the Batepayersj as J. E. Maodonald did when in the.Oouri(riL; i. L • . i TOTE FOE BEASSET, j. Aid no Lawsuits. > VTEYEB mind Men of Straw, but Men who hare prored themselves qualified toi fill . . ■ ' i >■ the Highest Offices in the State— ! BRABSEY AND HIS PROFESSION. t>BASSBY.u a LIBERAL, and belierei in Footpaths apd Roads through.the Township, Upper Albert rtreet, B??d*in-Hand Hill, and Karaka. ■ ' ' ..._■'' _ i WHO* do you Entiust your Easiness to yhen in doubt?—BRABBEY. H«, therePiV'L. li^ii Li »j.*j" j. *'• • '- t' ' V ' Seeve Tot? Will in^hb CotrirciL. „ -o.!' '■: : *■ "DRABSEY defies anyone to say he hri resorted to Personalities.. Respect him who respects others. , ; T3EASSEY and integrity of purpose! "ORASSEY ! The man who is fighting the battle in an upright, straightforward manner. ■' T ET the PEEMIEK WAED be represented by the Premier man— BKASSEY 111 MIDDLE WARD ELECTION. . TjILECTOES ! Do not be led away by the low, scurrilous abuse of a well-known character. BJRASSEY is well known to you all, and is undoubtedly the man for the Head of the Poll.