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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 160, 2 March 1871, Page 4

MISSION TO THE CHINESE IN OTAGO. A PUBLIO MEETING will (D.V.) be ■R- held on Thursday, the 9th March, at 8 o'clock, in the Schoolroom, Lawrence, for the purpose of forming an Association in aid of the Chinese Mission Fund of the Presbyterian Synod. The purpose of this Fund is the support of one or more Chinese Missionaries to labour among their countrymen in Otago. The Rev. Dr. Copland, the Rev. Mr. Menzies, the Rev. Mr. Keall, Paul Ah Chin, the Chinese Missionary, and others are expected to address the meeting. WANTED, by a middle-aged woman, a situation as General Servant. Can milk cows, officiate in a dairy, and make herself generally useful. For particulars, &c, apply at the office of this paper. ITT ANTED, a respectable middle-aged Woman as Housekeeper for a single man. This would be a comfortable home and easy work. For further particulars apply at the office of this paper. WANTED, by Tuesday, 7th instant, Tenders for twelve wooden Bedsteads and twelve Mattresses, for the Tuapeka Hospital. For further particulars, apply to WM. HAVES, Secretary. WANTED, up to Tuesday, March 7th, Tenders for carting 400 posts and 1000 rails from Tuapeka Mouth Bush to Bellamy Station. Apply to L. MACLEAN, Bellamy Station. WANTED, up to Tuesday, March 7th, Tenders for the erection of a Shed and Loose Boxes, at Bellamy Station. For specifications and further particulars, apply to Mr. H. Bastings, Lawrence, or the undersigned. L. MACLEAN, ; Bellamy Station. Lawrence, Feb. 1, 1871. TO HORACE BASTING?, Esq., SIR,— We, the undersigned, Electors of ' the Tuapeka district, considering that it is necessary, at this particular time, to return men to the Provincial CouncU of ability who have an interest in the country, and believing that you are emiuently fitted to occupy the position of one of our Representatives, trust you will allow yourself to be put in nomination for the same. We do so the more willingly knowing your ability for the office — tho great stake yon have in the district, and the interest you have so long evinced in all matters appertaining to the public good. In the event of your complying with our wish, we hereby pledge ourselves to do all in our power to ensure your return. We are, Sir, Yours Faithfully, W. Mears Barnard NeiJ F. Meyer James Mo<mey Patrick Lyng "Thomas Riddle Grainger Clark Philip Rheuby A. Burns William Kemp A. Ferguson William Goldsmith George Clark Charles Darby John Airey Christopher Walter George Jeffery William Gascoigne James Budge Arthur Donnelly Robert M'Kimmie Thomas M'Laren Thomas Arthur Matthew Tully Lawrence Holmes Francis Taylor Henry F. May John Gilliard Daniel Campbell Bryan M'Swiney Lawrence Johnson Robert Crawford J. K. Middlemiss Thomas D.irton James Harris John IT. Pressly Wm. Hayes Frederick Mears J. C. Roberts John Tuckey James Low Samuel Curregh Adam Archbald W. Evans M. Monaghan Wm. H. Luke Alex. Craig Henry Mullin Alex. Humphrey William Kell J. Crow Chas. Sutherland Thomas Andrew Alex. R. Budd William Tolcher . Evan Evans Samuel Searle Frederick Trayes W. D. Morrison Robert Steele H. C. Clayton Benjamin Ilorton Thomas Pope W. Creswick Samuel Wootton John Coutts James Webb Thomas Hind John Michael Matthew Pope Wm. M'Beath A. M'Kinlay Wm. M'Nickle James Grant Charles Bryant Ephraim Varcoe George Walker Win. Wilkinson Matthew Coxon William Best Timothy Hurley William Morris Richard Ooxon Thomas Kell George Coxon . George Potts f* John Cranley F. S. Marietta ' Daniel M'Donald Alex. G. Thomson Benjamin Hart Alex. M'Nab S. Anderson John Carey Mark Sayer John Cowper James Forman John Christie William H. Cox George Cooper Samuel Anderson T. F. Morris Thomas Milligan Rose Gunn George Duncan Daniel Crowley Edward Nicolson W. G. Anderson Jas. Ledgerwood Alex. Armstrong David Murray James Michael Alex. Russell V. Roslyn C. E. Norrie Jonas Harrop David Kell David M'Donald Patrick M'Lusky John M. Clarke nENTLEMEN,— I accede to your re\JC quest, and shall take an opportunity, prior to the election, of addressing you on the various subjects interesting the public raind. I am,, &c, gORA.CE BASTINQIS,