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RICHARD HUTTON DAVIES having given me notice to withdraw his name as a Candidate at the Election for the office of a Member of the New Plymouth Harbour Board, I hereby declare James Baxter Connett to be duly elected a member of the Board. CLARENCE RENNELL, Returning Officer. New Plymouth, 2nd Febuary, 1897. 263 Tenders. TENDERS WANTED for DIGGING a Cool Chamber on farm of undersigned; also for PAVING with Puketea piles Stockyard on said farm. For particulars apply to the undersigned, or to A. H. Martin, on the farm. Tenders to be sent in by 15th February. HENR? J. FISHER. Chiec-Shan, lieu wood Road. 262 rTIENDERS are invited for the supply X of Provisions, Fruit, &c, for Band of Hope Picnic on Thursday, February 11th, 1897. All particulars can be had by applying to tho Secretary, C. Carter. 266 SALE, or to be Let.— A new, woll built, 5-roomed House with bathroom and scullery, also a Trap Shed on full quarter-acre section. 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