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West Coast Times, Issue 323, 5 October 1866, Page 3

Election Notice- . HOKITIKA 'MUNICIPAL COUNCIL • ELECTION. nnHE Official Declaration of the Poll will fake place This Day, the sth inst., at 4 p.m., in the Supreme Court House. G. S. Sale, Chairman. G. W Binney, I A 4623 Chas. Williams j Asßessors - ' ' HOKITIKA MUNICIPAL EJECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. p ENTLEME" N,^-Allow me to express to ymi my thanks for the honor you have conferred upon me by 'electingTne as one of your representatives. Be assured that 'I shall use my best exertions to promote 'interests of the inhabitants of Hokitika. - / Yours respectfully, J. Fitzsimjions. Revell street, October sth, 1866. 4626 TO /THE ELECTORS ' OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL HOKITIKA. p ENTLEMEN,— I beg your acceptancee 0^ my grateful acknowledgments for the confidence you have placed in me by returning me at the head of the Poll. In return, I beg to assure you that such cmfidenco is not misplaced, and that I will at all times endeavor to serve your interests t6 the very best of my ability. ' I am, Gentlemen Yours obediently, . v >4624 A\ G. HITNGEKFORD. HOKITIKA MUNICIPALITY. ' TO THE ELECTORS. p'ENTLEMEN,— I beg sincerely to thank you for the honor you have done me in electing me as one \of your representatives in the Municipal Council. This is a result I can conscientiously say I/lid not expect ; for, as a rule, journalists who pursue their profession fearlessly and independently, cannot avoid creating a considerable amount of hostility in various quarters— a disadvantage from which gentlemen engaged in mercantile and trading pursuits are wholly free. It is, therefore, most gratifying to me to find that,notwithstandingawell organised and exceedingly active opposition, I have been placed in such an honorable position by so large a number of the qualified electors. I am still of opinion that tho present election, in which only 117 -persons were permitted to vote, cannot be, considered as a satisfactory or conclusive reflex of the choi le of the ratepayers ; and I hope to convince my fellow Councillors that as soon as a Eatepayers' Roll has been completed, they ought to afford the whole body of electors the chance of confirming or annulling the acts of the present., limited jody of voters, by a new general election. ' , I am, Gentlemen, Yours obediently, , Wir. Shaw. Weld street. Dissolutions of Partnership DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. mHE Partnership hitherto existing be1 - twern the undersigned, trading at the South Spit as 1 Publicans and Storekeepers, is This Day Dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due by or td the firm will !-><» paid and received by the said Joseph Cnnn. Dated this Ist day of October, 1866. Joseph jCfeirN. John Webstek. Witness — Thomas Pbingle. 4557 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. r"pHE partnership between the under-, •*- signed, trading at Okarita and Five Mile Beach, as Slaughtermen and Butchers, under tho name of Bate, Relf. and Co., is this day dissolved by mutual so far as the said Lewis William Bate is concerned. All d"bts due to and owing hy the said firm will be received and paid by the said Joseph Relf, Maurice Jones, and John Carmichael, who will continue the bu^i- , ness at the aforesaid places, under the name of Relf, Jones, & Co. Sighed Lewis W. Bate, Joseph Relf, Maurice Jonbs, John' Cabmjchael. Witness— -J. Yates. Dated at Okarita, 29th day of September, 1866. J l m2 O FOR SALE. Just Arrived, ex Steamer Gothenburg.' QNE of Grover & Baker's best Sewing Machines, with all the latest improvements, may be seen at Harnett and Co's Printing Office, Weld-street. J~253