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West Coast Times, Issue 236, 25 June 1866, Page 3

Eleotion Notices. H. C. Campbell Findlay and Howarth John King It. Coleman Chas. Sommers f H. H. Kintor Watt and Falkinor Waller and Craig H. J. Hanson Frederick Klappo W. Kortogast nENTLEMEN,-I beg to aoknowvx ledge the receipt of a requisition which you have done mo the honor to present, that I should represent your interests in tho Municipal Council for this distriot. As you have been lcind enough to oxpress confidence in md, I feel as a citizen that I ought not to disregard your wishes, I have, therefore, much pleasure in placing my services at your disposal, not for this district only, but for the purpose of advancing the collective interests of the ■ whole municipality. In the initiation and working of Municipal Institutions in so important a city as Hokitika, considerable' caro and discretion will be required to be exercised ; and in furtherance of such a course, you may rely on my earnest endeavors. I remain, Gentlemen, Your faithful servant, S. M. South. To Messrs C. Nees, James A. Bonar, Riohard N. Sankey, and other gentlemen signing tho requisition. 3191 GEORGE FINDLAY, ESQ., HOKITIKA. QIR,— The undersigned householders, Gibson's Quay, being desirous ;fchat this part of the town should be represented in tho Munioipal Counoil by men of acknowledged ability and experience, request that you will allow yoursolf to bo placed in nomination at thejonsuing election. In securing your roturn, we pledge j ourselves to givo you our best interest

and support. CowlishaW and Plaisted Watt and Falkinor D. W. Virtue H. E. Campbell Henry Comfoot 0. Ncos James M'Both Richard N. Sankoy F. Klappe and Co. Peter Clayton Wm. Courtney M. A. Moss Abraham Skinner William Steven John King William King Timy. Stophenson G. T. Stephensou Andrew Blackwood Chas. Sommors ' Henry Hunter James. Edwin Gillospio , Henry Frances J. H. Loughlan John Hammond s George White Benjamin-Body Joseph Anderson E. Peroy Soulsby Robt. Coleman •George Hammond Thomas Potts John Hutton D ENTLEMEN,— I am afraid you overIt estimato my experience and ability in presenting me with a requisition to placo mysolf in nomination as a candidate for a seat in tho Munioipal Counoil, at tho forthcoming election. I can only say that I have much pleasure in complying with your request, and should I bo olootod, will use my utmost endeavors to make myself worthy of the position in which you place mo, by giving my undivided attention to all matters that may be considered likely to conduce to local prosperity. I am, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, Geobge Findlay. To Messrs Cowlishaw and Plaistod, Watt and Falkiner, D. W. Virtue, H. E. Campbell, M'Beth, Nees, and Cornfoot, and other gentlemen signing the requisition. " > Hokitika Saw Mills, Gibson's Quay, Juno 23, 1866. 3.181