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Lyttelton Times, Volume XV, Issue 860, 6 February 1861, Page 3

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE HEATHCOTE DISTRICT. GENTLEMEN,~It may be known to you that I have, during the past month, in tho ordinary prosecution of my business, beon requested by the Provincial Government to sell for them tho Luuntio Asylum and Gravel Pit Resorvcs, and have thus brought myself under tho operation of tho "Limitation of Patronage Ordinance,'' which requires me to resign my soat in the Provincial Council. It is my intention, however, again to solicit your votes, so soon as the writ has been issued for filling up the vaoimoy^ and I sincerely trust that the manner in which I have discharged my public duties will entitle me to hope that Imay continue to enjoy the honor of representing you in the Provincial Council. I have tho honor to be, &c, JOHN OLLIVIER. Christchurch, Jan. 8,1861. TO THE ELECTORS OF KAIAPOI. aENTLEMEN,— As I have been invited by a large number of your body to represent you in "the General Assembly, I lose no time after the arrival of the writs in offering myself as a candidate for your suffrages. My opinions upon the questions of the day are well known to you. I trust that they are such as will generally meet your approval. Having been long connected with your district it will be a source of peculiar pride to me to be permitted to serve your interests as well as those of the province generally in the next session of tbe Assembly, which I consider will be of great importance to New Zealand at large. I am, gentlemen, Your very obedient servant, I. T. COOKSON. Green Hammerton, Jan. 21,1861. ——— TO THE ELECTORS OF THE KAIAPOI DISTRICT. I^VENTLEMEN, —I have the honor to V~a offer myself as a candidate for your suffragesiofill the seat now vacant in the Provincial Council in consequence of the resignation of Mr. Blakiston. I shall endeavour, between now and the date of election, to wait on as many of you as circumstances will permit, and shall, of course, feel it my duty to make you fully acquainted withimy opinions on all such subjects as are likely to come before the "Council. The stake which I have in your district is the best guarantee I can offer you for my desire to protect your interests. Should you do me the honour of returning me as your member, I shall endeavour to prove myself worthy of your confidence by strictly serving your interests to the best of my judgment and ability. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, JOSIAH BIRCH. Ashley Bank, Jan. 28,1861. THE following gentjemen have consented i to act as a Committee to facilitate Mr. Birch's return as Member of the Provincial Council ■ for the Kaiapoi District:— ....-, W. C. Beswick S. Holton W.White T.W.Foster T. Hassall W. Ivory J. C. Boys H. H. deßourbel C.Dudley R. Rickman S. Beswick A. H. Jaggar J. Townsend E. Hurry. C. F. Pemberton ■• '.' '■. ;' '■ TO THE '■■■•'•••■-,-J'-. - : .'—"•-; ELECTORS OF THE KAIPOI DISTRICT. GENTLEMEN, — Finding upon inquiry ; that it is the general wish of your district to choose a Representative from those who are resident among you,-1 beg to be allowed to • withdraw my name as a Candidate for the Seat ;in I the Provincial Council, lately held by Mr. Blakiston. I take this opportunity of thanking those gentlemen who so kindly promised me their support; I remain, Gentlemen, yours, &c. THOMAS W. MAUDE. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE KAIAPOI DISTRICT. : /^ ENTLEMEN,—Owing to an informality in; VX my legal qualifications, lam obliged for this • time to abstain from soliciting the honor of representing you in Council. As the.free and liberal manner in which you gave me your support promised me every chance of success, I intend at the General Election again to solicit your votes ■] and interest. : Thanking you sincerely for your kindness, gnd ! hoping that you will again come forward to : support me, I remain, Gentlemen, ] Your obedient servant, ALFRED G.RICH, j Kaiapoi, January 29. — FOR SALE. THE Interest in the unexpired Lease; of a Dwelling House, Shop and Premises (14 years to run), having a frontage of thirty feet upon Canterbury Street, Lyttelton, and a depth of twenty feet. Apply to Me. ALEXANDER HERON, Farmer, Christchurch District, or to JOHN D. BAMFORD, Solicitor, Lyttelton. Lyttelton, February 1, 1860. SHEEP RUN. EOR SALE,—A Sheep Run of 20,000 acres, with dwelling house and garden, shepherd's huts, stable, cow shed and stockyards 5.0 acres; sheep proof paddock, 30 of'which are under English grasses; AlsO'other improvements. ■.; Delivery could be-given: in two or three months. 500 or 600 ewes ca,n be bought with the station if required. COOKSON, BOWLER & CO.. Lyttelton and Christchurch. Feb. 1,1861. ' ■■''■'■; ■."' ."" .\" MANN'S AI,! '" "'7 ""7'""'"' CASHEL AND COLOMBO STREETS. JAMES MANN respectfully informs his friends and the public, that an ORDINARY will be held EVERY EVENING DURING THE RACE WEEK. The chair to be taken at 6 o'clock p.m. JAMES MANN, Proprietor. ~~ ■'■■:.■■■■ : mann's'a i, •';/;.•.. ■■' CASHEL AND COLOMBO STREETS. TO REAL JUDGES OF ALE. JAMES MANN respectfully informs his friends and the ;public generally, that the TWO THOUSAND GALLONS OF HIS CELEBRATED OLD ALE is now on tap^ and in the finest condition. N.B.—WINES, yCORDIALS, CIGARS, &c, &c, of the choicest quality. ; JAMES MANN, ■ Proprietor.