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Waikato Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1468, 29 November 1881, Page 2

Election Addresses.

rpo THE ELECTORS OF , WAIPA.

Gentlemen,— l beg to infoirn you that it is my intention again to seek the honor of representing 1 you at the ensuing General Election. — I am, Gentlemen,

your obedient seivant,

EDWARD G McMINN

HHO THE ELECTORS OF WAIPA

Gentlemen, —I a accordance

with the wishes of a large body

of electors, representing the

Liberal interest throughout Waipa, I beg to inform you that I am a candidate to represent your district in the ensuing Parliament. I will address you at the various centres, at times that will bo notified. — I am,

Gentlemen, yours faithfully,

WM. JOHNS.

HHO THE ELECTORS OF WAIKATO.

Gentlemen, — I beg to announce myself as a candidate

for re-election as your representative in the General Assembly. It is my intention to addre&syou at the various centres ot population shortly after the writs are issued.— Yours, faithfully

J. B. WHYTE

Mayoral Election.

T ADIES & GENTLEMEN,— I respsctfully solicit your

VOTE AND INTEREST To-morrow.

JOHN KNOX.

[copy.] rr\& FREDERIC GAUDIN, ESQ. Q M- — — - Sir,— We the undersigned, ratepayers of the Borough of Hamilton, reque.^t you to allow yourself to be nominated for the office of Mayoi at the forthcoming election, and, in the event uf your acceding to our request, wo pledge ourselves to use our endeavours to secuie your return. — • We remain, Sir, yours faithfully, Robt. Ilu-ris J. MaoPherson Georjre French Edward Mcblarrigle Geo. Robson William Dey Pctei Rice Robt. Peat Wm. Cummiug Isaac Coates P. LeQiiPsne Thomas Lees Joseph Alullions H. Mullions G. Reed Henry Chitty G. F. Allen William White Win. Wheelan Robt. Williamson Christopher Carthy Samuel Pa'-coe James (Joombcs Augustus Vincent H. Wai r and others.

Gentlemes, — I have much pleasure in ao (seeding to your request, and, if returned, will faithfully discharge the duties of the office. FRED. GAUDIN.

NOTICE. mHE Ranks in Waikato will be 1 CLOSED To-morrow (Wednesday), the 30th November (St. Andrew's Day).