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pieces, and incapable of doing much more injury. The time seems therefore to have arrived for remedying the injury that party has done, and for restoring the government, of the province to an efficient condition. If my services can be of use in bringing about that consummation I shall willingly lend my humble aid, and shall consider it an honour to resume my seat in the Provincial Council as one of your representatives, associated with ’the three other Gentlemen you name, with whom I am confident I shall be able to work harmoniously for the good of our districts and the province at large. I remain, Gentlemen,, Your obdt. servant, W'ILLIAM FOX. Yo M. Campbell, Esq.. J.P. T. Harper, Esq., J.P. and other Requisitionists. Wanganui, March 6, 1861. To M. Campbell, Esq., J.P. T. Harper, Esq., J.P. •And other Ptequisitionists, —I beg to acknowledge receipt of the /Requisition fo'Messr-s. Fox, //arrison, Allison, and myself requesting me to become a candidate to represent you in the Provincial Council, and in reply beg to acknowledge the honour you have done me, and to say that I have great pleasure in acceding to your request, and I do so the more readily, because that while it is a reassurance of your confidence in my past services, I at the same time most fully concur with the sentiments of the requsition ; viz., —that it is a time that more than any previous occasion requires that unanimity should prevail between the people and their representatives; and if elected with the other gentlemen named in the requisition, I feel confident that we shall be able to work together with that harmony that ought at all times to exist be tween members representing the same constituency, and who have the welfare of the district at heart, and as my principles are so well known to the majority of you it is quite unnecessary for me to enter into explanation, further than to say that they remaiu unaltered, and that if elected I shall not fail to do all in my power for your general good, as well as that of the Province at large. I remain, Gentlemen, Fours most respectfully, WILLIAM H. WATT. Land Sale, MESSRS. Bethune and Hunter, MAYE received instructions to Yell by Public Auction, at the Exchange, (if not previously disposed of by Private Contract) on Thursday, the 28th March, at 2 o’Clock. Town Acre No. 300, Te Aro Flat, fronting' Kent Terrace a,nd Perie Yireet. Do. No. 743, Adelaide Road. Yeption No. 4, Horokiwi Valley, 100 A PT*PQ Do.. No. 30, Do. 100 Acres.

/Section No. 26, Turakina District, consisting of 150 Acres, under lease 10 Mr. Charles Parkinson. Title—Crown Grants. For further Particulars apply -to R. R. STRANG, Esq., at the Supreme Court Office, or to the. Auctioneers. Exchange Buildings, 27th Feb. 1861. Turakina Market. AT a Meeting held at Turakina pursuant to Advertisement, to discuss the Establishmene of a Market at the Turakina, WIL FOX, Dsq„ in the Chair. It was moved and carried, that a Market be held at the Turakina in every alternate month. That the first Market shall be held on Friday, the sth next. That Mr. Fox be requested to act as President for one year from this date. That Messrs. H. S. Harrison, Joseph Wilcox, Charles Cameron, W. H. Watt, Alexander McDonald, James, Wilson, jun., and Dr. Curl, be requested to act as /Stewards of the Market, and to make all such arrangements as they may. think desirable. That the foregbing Resolutions be advertised in the Wanganui Chronicle. EDWARD LEWIS, Hon. Sec.. Mr. John Cameron will provide, a Farmer's Ordinary at 12 o'Cloclc on each Market day. Turakina, March 7,1861. Militia and Volunteer Orders. BY MAJOR I. R. COOPER. Wanganui, 4th March, 1861. fgTHERD will lie a. General Parade of the I. Militia, Cavalry Volunteers, and Rifle I Volunteers (A r o. 1 and 2 Companies) at, the Market Plape, at 3 o’(7loc,k, p.m., on Monda} 7 , the 18th inst. , A. careful inspection of Arms, Accoutrements, and Ammunition, &c, will be made, and a report of the state of the Arms, Ammunition, <!pc., will be forwarded to the Militia Office by Captains of Companies. Absentees will be fined; ‘No. 1 and 2 Companies will parade at their private parade grounds at half-past 2 o’Clock, from which they will' be. marched to, the Market Place. By Order, (Signed) ALFRED ROSS, Lieut, and -Acting Adjutant, W.M.