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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4010, 4 November 1881, Page 3

Electoral Til WUH'S COi! V KU<:oir<>N EliKCriON or C •'"*• -ILLO::* FOX SIDINGS OF WAIOTAHI, KAUAEBANfSA. OTTT^-MnKT PU?IWAI, TOTAHA, and HASTINGS. T JAMES SKENE, Eeturning Officer 5 for the County of Thames, hereby give Notice that a Poll will be taken for the above named Ridings on WEDNESDAY the sixteenth day of November, 1881, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. The names of the Candidates Nominated for each Biding are — WAIOTAHI BIDING: BROHIR, ALEXANDER RFOUtf, CHAKLE^ S'UARI' COUrr:. J -MFCS HILL, CHARLES GILES The Polling Booth will be at Henry Clinker's House, next the Public School, Waiotahi Creek. KAUAEKANGA BIDING: BULL, GEORGE WILLIAM BICE, JOHN COMER, ROBERT DEEBLE, WILLIAM GREENVILLE, WILLIAM SCWEEBY The Polling' Booth will be at St. George's School Boom, Bolleston street. OHINEMUEI BIDING: CORBETT, EDWARD MAN CORNES, CLEMENT AUGUSTUS FRASEK, WILLIAM MITCHELL, CHARLIS FEATHERSTONE FORTRR, ADAM The Polling Booths will be the Public Hall, Paeroa; Hosie's Store, Owharoa; and at School House, Waitekauri. PAEAWAI BIDINGCARFEKTEK, WILLIAM MURDOCH, WILLIAM The Polling Booth will be the Highway District Office, Parawai. TOTABA BIDING: ALLEY, HENRY BAGNALL, LEMUEL JOHN SMITH, ROBERT NISBIIT The. Polling Booths will be Public School Building, Puriri; School Building, Turua; and Wood's Store, on Kirikiri side of Kauaeranga Bridge. HASTINGS RIDING: CARRON, HENRY THOBBURN, WILLIAM LANG The Polling Booths will be the " Flora McDonald " Battery, Tararu Creek, and the Public Hall, Hastings. Jamks Skenb, Returning Officer. November 4, 1881. 3050 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TAURANGA ELECTORAL DISTRICT. C\ ENTLEMEN,—At the request of many of my old frieuds I again offer myself as a Candidate for this Electorate in the Liberal interest. It is mj intention to address the electors at the various centres of population immediately after the writs are issued, due notice of which will be given. Your obedient S?rvaDt, WILLIAM KELLY. Taurangn, 19th October, 1881. 3047 The Niagara falls is a sight r.cer to be forgotten. There are many waterfalls but only u« MoGowah selling Sb*T?a