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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 568, 11 January 1876, Page 3

Miscellaneous.

Vote for Cox. l\f AIPA (WAIKATO WESI) ELECTIONTO ALFRED COX, ESQ., CjIR, — We, tho undii'bi'nod hkclors of the W'uipa, Waikato Wcit District, hereby request thut you will allow yourself to ho noraiuated as a cundidato for tho office of representing this district in the ensuing Parliamont. The ability wliioh you have hithorto shown in tho conduct of pubic business, and your long experience of political affairs in this Colony assuro Us of the benefit tho •country will derive from your clrction. If you will consent to comply with this requisition, wo pledge ourselves to uso our be»t exertions to secure jour return. (Signed) WILLIAM JACKSON, AND OTJICU3. TO THE ELECTORS OF WAIKATO WEST.

f^i 'ENTI/EMfiN, I bare much pleasure -in acceding to your request that I should allow <myiolf to bo nominated as a candidato for tho honor of representing tho district of Waikato Wsst in tho General Assembly, and will shortly address you at tho various settlements throughout the district. I am, Gentlemen, Your* rekpoet fully, ALFRED -COX.

VOTE FOR CQX. "PRINCE ARTHUR."] rHIS celebrated imported Clydesdale^tallion will travel in the Waikato as under this season, nnd serve.* limited nuruber #{ mares. Prince Arthur will stund at Obaupo on Monday j Cam bridge ,<m Tuesday,; Jlarnjlton on Wedn&uluy and Thursday ; N^aruawahia on L'nda} ; uud JJuti ilton 0" Saturday. ' 'lenin-,— £s tach miirc : Groomago sajeach. All piymcnts by $.»l Januuiy, iB7B. ' For further particulur* apply to tho under* •lulled. Tiio undersigned.. would remark thai Hrmco Arthur hm oMabliHhV'l w rrputajlioO for piotluomg lte«vj dritft ttuuk, equal (to Hh> best over bied in thia colony, and ti^rco of hu «toct. are now serving as Jloa»y Draught Sirefljn tho Auckl.irid District, where thn Pr,inpo Arthur eerved Biicccssiulry for Bevpral ycire. EICHIRD aW^NNB.

"im/ r HO CAN COMTEL THE GOVEK>MKJ.T TO GIVE \ WAIPA & RAGLAN EOAD " Why COX — wlio ahcady has influence, WHO CANNOT GET A WAIPA <fc PtAGLAS EOAD?— WHY MflMIN^, Whose inHiicncp lihh yet to bo ni&do.

Q P E C I A L NOTICE. J. T. CAMP, ' yohcitß an early inspection of the choice selection OF NELSON TWEEDS, Direct from tho Factory- per s.s. Pheia. Orders proto)ftly executed. WKLT. KUKUM£ Al-.B IlAM)-MAI)B. JAMKS T. CAMP, TAILOR AND OUTFITTER, Dues Stkket, Cambkidok, Waik^to.

T7TT HAT OBJECT HAS COX TO PROMCTK Iff SKEKING ELECTION FOR WAIPAf Tho Advancement of tho District in which his homestead, his property, and hia family aro located. The Construction of the Thames *nd Waikato Bailwuy— Tho Extension of the Ruilway to Orukau, and tho Opening Of the King "Conntry for Settlement. > " . The- -Opening of the aplendid country between Raglan and Kawhia, by connecting it with the settlements of Waiknta.

T7IWI FhOVU MILL'S;! PRICES C URGENT :~* Sucks lOl'lb bags 501 b bag* £ s d £ a <T £»d No I Orest Brand 10 18 0 17 3 0 17 10 fi No 1 Family Hour 14 30 14 13 Q. ,15 0 6 SharW porton...' 8 10 0 Brnrff Acv iqn ... 8 12 11 , Outi, buhhol' 0 S 0 ->..«< P ,,,- I j>cruahcd ..050 Qat,mei I, perlb... -0 0^ . h > . - ' iTiii abovo includf sack* wd bags. Gris ing- Is per buihel ; large lota as per agreed )n£ 1 - * ' Ti'.uicH Cash ; 2| por cent, on accounts paid within tliu month. Gt. B. BISERE.

v ? ILIO. CQ x. T7I4MILY BIBLES. THOMSON & NIVEN, ADCKLAND, Bbg to cnll tho attention of the Public to their lurga mid now stock of IxMJBTnA,TEI3L FaWIUt Uilil.l", and oilier Standard Works, on the tMoiilh y Payment oyefcem. Biblea aro de'ivored to pu chtisorß on the firat payment of ten shillini s, and other works from sit shillings T. (. J^ajjimosd, H«milton West, has been appoin ;ed Ageuf,ond Collector for the Waikato Di«*rio;, and nil ordera sent to him win recoive rrcmr^ nttenu^n