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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 2992, 17 September 1891, Page 2

Special Advertisements, ™LECTORAL UKI'IUC'I" OF WAIKATU. 'Id Kii».\i;i> Lake, KM,I. : The ilcn. Joliu Bryce having declined to ttaml fur the vacant Waikato .scat whilst the vote of censure ri'in.in.s uncancelled, we, the undersigned electors of the Waikato Electorate, request that yuu will allow yourself to be nominated for the vacant Waikato seat, and we hereby pledge oursolvr.-: to use every effort to secure your return :— In addition to the 130 names published last issue the following have since come in. Several other lists are still out : — It. Cheshire (!. Pulman F. Lebean (leorge 'Vay Roger Kay W. Vosper \V. Gardner A. Bruce Sutton Walter Cowley Robert 11. Cowley Duncan McLaren J. D- Williamson George McCulhigh Henry Buttle John Robertson Alfred E. Shaw J. M. Stnrges Jos. Cane Daniel Caley Andrew Wallace Henry Hughes Thomas Cowley J. S. Edgecuinbe George Mason (1. F. Dickesou Jos. H. Coinbc H. J. Saulbrcy W J. Burnett W. Vant T. Meredith F. G. Taylor Robert Scott J. R. K. Hatriek James Reid Robert Hints David Henry A Swarbriek W. Lancaster Win. Taylor lly. McKen/.ie David Elliott John Hutchinson Robert Cockerliue John G. Elnisly Charles Ellis W. Ashby (icorge Rigg J. Q. Tristram Charles A. Ogle James Ilauuali Georgo McKiuder Edwin Martin Andrew Kay Henry Moucrief Eugene McSweeuey G. H. Carter H. Bullock-Webster Samual Thos. Scddou W. R. Booth (,'. Rodgers Robert Henry A . Connolly A. H. Maunder J. Booth. John Gordon William Ede Wright Vickcrs ,lames Hall M. McNieklc William Honeybuu Edward Causeland John Ede Thos. Hughes R. Martin E. Armer C. Honeybun George Powell A. J. Dodson Gentlksikk,— I have much pleasure in consenting to be nominated as candidate for the vacant Waikato Seat, and, if elected, shall endeavour to do my duty both to the country and district. EDWARD LAKE, JgILECTORS OF WAIKATO. Mr Bryce having declined re-elec-tion, I accede to the wish of many friends and olTer you my services. I will give every opportunity the limited time permits for you to know my views and express your wishes, but I will not ask a vote. The responsibility of voting on (jth October, as a sacred trust; rests with yourselves. WM. ARCH. MURRAY, •j TA IK AT 0 ELECTION. ■ V Mb Moiuuy will address meetings at HAMILTON VOLUNTEER HALL-To-morrow (Friday), ISth September. CAMBRIDGE HALL— Chair taken at S o'clock. Meetings at other centres will bo advertised.