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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4008, 2 November 1881, Page 3

Notices TO THE KATEPAYEBS OF THE KAUAERAN GA BIDING. ■ LAPIEJ3 AND GENTLEMEN,— , t It having been represented to --'"me byVerfcral of the ratepayers of your riding that being a proprietor of a large portion of Block '27 my interest and attention would naturally bedirected to the advancement of that property alone, and as such a feeling is qoite foreign to my aim and wish, which is the advancement of the * Thames District, the development of its mineral resorces, the settlement and progress of its agricultural lands, the opening up of its roads, and the establishment of its local industries, I have decided to offer myself as a candidate for a district in which my ownership of land is but small •—that of Parawai, to the Eatepayers of which District I have addressed a notice of my intention to Accept the Bequisition they have done me the honor to send. WILLIAM MURDOCH. TO THE ELECTOBS OF THE PARAWAI BIDING. X IDIES SfrftSKTLEMEN,— ■" I have must pleasure in responding to the Requisition you hare been good enough to favor me -with, and, if returned as your Representative, will do my best to advance the prosperity of your district. WILLIAM MURDOCH. EXPECTED DAILY. (PBE MiLBMION) aaa BAGS OP WOOD'S FLOUR. 50 SACKS „ Pee Mast Ogilvy— j 50 Sacks of Anderson's Flour I 40 Bags „ ,» 50 Sacks of Short Oats (Good quality.) 25 „ Fowl "Wheat (Full grain.) Have also in stock Auckland BEST FLOUR, and a fine sample of New Zealand Maize, Meek's Oatmeul, and Sharps, Bran, &o. I Try our BREAD, made from the best Brand i of Flour, DELIVERED DAILY. Bollerson & Son, I Wholesale and Eetail Bakers and Produce ■ Dealers, Karaka Road. i! 2034 i . —• \ The Niagara fulls is a sight never to be I forgotten. There aro many waterfalls but only \ ne MoGowak eellihg 3a T*i .