Electoral COUNTY 0 >UNCIL ELECTION. PARA WAI HIDING. I T is my intention to se.fc UE-ELFCUON ■*■ at your bands for tho ensuing term, uri'l I have therefore the honor to solicit, yur Support. I am, Slo), W. OARPENTKR, TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PARAWAI BIDING. T A DIES nnd GENTLEMEN,— -" I have much pleasure in responding to the Requisition you have been good enough to favor me with, and, if returned as your Representative, will do my beat to advance the prosperity of your district. WILLIAM MURDOCH. THAMES COUNTY COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTORS OF WAIOTAHI I BIDING. T ADIES AND GENTLEMENJLj " Believing we have done our duty at your Representatives in the Council, we therefore respectfully offer ourselves for HE-ELECTION. Yours obediently, ALEXANDER BRODIE. JAMES COUTT3. THAMES COUNTY ELECTION. OHINEMURI BIDING. T ADIEB AND GENTLEMEN,JU Hairing This Day been >ominated as a Candidate for the Ik-presenta-tion of the Ohinemuri Riding in the Thames County Council, 1 have the honor to request your Votes and Interest. I will endeavor to have a fair share of the revenue of the colony expended in the Ohintmuri district, and especial attention paid to the construction of the main or trunk lines of road—o mattir of the greatest consequence to the ratepayers. I am in favor of the Gold Duty being expended in the district that produces the gold from which it is received. I 8m in favor of having all works done by bona fide contractors and all over* lookers and bosses discharged, I am in favor of the Engineering being tendered for and paid by commission, and if assistants are required, the engineer-in* charge to pay such. I also pledge myself "to use my best endeavours, if returned, to give to all the pioneer settlers assistance in having roads made ; the first to come should be the first to be served.. \ My interests in matters Agricultural and Mining are identical with jour own, and if I am returned my best services are at your disposal. I shall address, the ratepayers at Paeroa, Waitekauri, Owharoa, and other paris &t an early date. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, tJLEMENT A. CORNF-S. COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION. WAIOTAHI BIDING., pENTLEMEN,— I am a Candidate for your Suffrages at the present Election, and beg respectfully to solicit your Support. I would also emphatically CONTRADICT the rumor that I am about to retire in favor Of another Candidate. I SHALL CERTAINLY GO TO THE POLL, and with every confidence of Success. I am, &c, 3048 CHAS. HILL. THAMES COUNTY ELECTION. KAUAERANGA BIDING. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN— jLJ I beg to offer my Services as your Representative in the New Council, and pledge myself to do ray utmost for the welfare of the Riding during the ensuing term, as I hare done in the past, if once more entrusted with your confidence. I have the honour to bo, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient. Servant, 3051 WILLIAM DEEBLE. TO THE ELECTORS OF HASTINGS BIDING. ("IBNTLFMEN,— I My interest Bnd sympathies being i identical with your own, combined with the request of a large number of settlers, I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for your Riding. 1 will address the Electors at, Hastings on Saturday the 12th inst. I Remain, Gentleman, Yours respect fullly, H. CARRAN. (For continuation of t7iis class of Advertisements see Fourth Page.) Fruit! Fruit! Fruit! fpRESH Fioked Strawberries every day ; JJ also Cucumbers cut as required. All other fruits when seasonable ot the finest quality and at the Lowest Market Rates. Grand selection of Vegetable Seeds imported direct fronv France; the fineßt ever seen in this District. Magnificent Show of Roses—lnspection invited. Flower seeds of every variety and of known excellence. H. STILWELL, 3025 PARAWAI NUBSERY. OLDENS 42s Silver Hunting Watcb Guaranteed 2 yearn. Th> difference between v Gent and a Gentle man .—The Gent turns up whut he ha* for a nose and says, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman walks into MoGowan's and sayg, Mao give me a pound of jour Tba, and send for order every wwk
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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4013, 8 November 1881, Page 3
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