Election Notice* V. qSPWSB'C^S R, •pLECTOR-L NOTICE. GREY VALLEY DISTRICT. In pursuance of the " Regulations of Eleo* tlons Act, 1870," I, Henry Aldborougb Stratford, Returning Officer for the Electoral District of the Grey Valley, do hereby give notice that, by virtie of a Writ bearing date the 25th day of May, 1881, under the Public Seal of the Colony, AN ELECTION will be held for the RETURN of ONE QUALL FIED PERSON to Serve as a Menrber of the House of Representatives for the said Electoral Distriot ; and that the NOMINATION of CANDIDATES will take plaoe at the RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT HOUSE, at GREYMOUTH, at JSOON, on THURSDAY, the 9th day of JUNE, 1881. And that the POLL (if necessary) will be taken on THURSDAY, the 16th day of JUNE, 1881. H. ALDBOROUGH STRATFORD, Returning Officer; s%_ Greymoutb, June Ist 1881. The following are POLLING PLACES for the Electoral District of Grey Valley :— Resident Magistrate's Court, Greymouth Sohool House, Paroa School House, Marsden Warden's Court, Greenstone Warden's Court, Dunganville, Clifton Warden's Court, Maori Gully, Arnold Sohool House, Brunnerton Warden's Court, No Town Sohool House, Hatter's Terrace, Nelson Creek : Court House, Ahaura Archibald's Dwelling House, Middle Township, Moonlight School House, Granvllle, Half .Ounce M'Hardie's Building's, Little Grey Resident Matpstrate's Court, Reef ton Sohool House, Black's Point Archer's Cottage, Caplestown Warden's Court, Cobden Sohool House, Barrytown Warden's Office, Westbrook. H. ALDBOROUGH STRATFORD, Returning Officer. pEBY VALLEY ELECTION. ELECTORS willing to SERVE on Mr FITZGERALD'S COMMITTEE are invited to MEET at Mr Nano»rrow's Office TO* NIGHT, and following nights, at 8 o'clock. rriO THE ELECTORS OF THE GREY JL VALLEY. Gentlemen, — Being now qualified, it would be ungracious on my part not to accept the numerous invitations from various parts of the Electorate, and OFFER MYSELF as a CANDIDATE for the VACANT SEAT in the House of Representatives for the Grey Valley. I come forward solely to do the utmost in my power for the distriot and people on matters appertaining to their welfare ; and, if elected; I will follow no. party blindly, but shall act fairly to both |sides of the House for the interests of my constituents and the country at large. Knowing fully the necessity and Importance of 'the Harbor. Works in Greymouth, I will, by every means in my power, endeavor to secure liberal provision for the prosecution of the works, and will also advocate addi* tional aid for prospecting counties, Hob* pitaL and other local public institutions. With 14 rE. Wiokes have worked, and 1 will do so continuously on behalf of the East and West Coast Railway ; and, as 1 fully recognise in the undertaking the means of cheapening the cost of living, encouraging mining, and facilitating business, I shall, if elected, miss no opportunity of urging on a commencement of the work. It shall be my endeavor to see that Coast suiton obtain justice in the local courts, the Supreme Court being all but Inaccessible. am liberal and progressive in all matters of Colonial concern. I consider the present secular system of education excellent, but Colonial interests require economy therein. At the same time schools on goldfield*, which are too isolated, must be, as I have always said, efficiently maintained. I regret the time is so short that it is hardly possible for me to visit the distriot. However, if returned, the compliment will be the greater, and my seven years' residence on the West Coast having thoroughly familiarised me with the wants of the people, I will, if returned, unceasingly work for the interests of the electorate throughout, T. S. WESTON. tt-j L B OTION NOTICE. MR THOMAS S. WESTON will ADDRESS the ELECTORS of the GREY VALLEY In the PUBLIC HALL on MONDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock. T)RIN T I A G AT THX GREY BIVER ARGUS OFFICE
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Grey River Argus, Volume XXIV, Issue 3983, 4 June 1881, Page 3
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