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Auckland Star, Volume X, Issue 2926, 30 August 1879, Page 1

Hardware Merchants, T. & S. M ° B * x N) IRON & HARDWARE MERCHANTS, Agents for M'Cormicic's Heaping & Binding Machines, Wai.seb A, Wood's Reaping and Binding Machines, hornsnv's portatslk steam engines anb Threshing Machines. Millek Safe Company (Limited). Li s f.s in Stook and to Arrive W> 4SO Boiler Tubes (assorted) 780 bundles Gas Pipes (assorted) I 10 casks Pipo Fittings 300 drums Linseed Oil (boiled and raw) L'3s casks „ „'; 110 drums Colza Oil 5;3 „ Neatsfoot and Sporm Oil 20 casks Lard Oil' 22 tons White Lead (ia wood and iron) 15 „ Assorted Paints 25 cases Avcrill Mixed PaintsJ 15 „ Rubber * 400 casks Cement (Knight's & and White's) 20 casks Fuse 250 bales Oakum 100 barrels Blasting Powder 2G casks Coiled Chain (assorted) 85 casks Bolt* and Nuts and Bolt Knds) (assorted 51 Anchors (assorted) 40 cases Fabricating Greases 150 cases Amorlcsn Axes and Tomahawks £47 cases Iron Bedsteads (Pejtjn's) 8 casks Water Closets (Underhay's and others)} 29|oratcs Galvanized Buckets and Tubs 150 nestslAmerlcan , „ ' 21 hhds. Hoiloware 17 „ Tinware 25 coses Spears 100 Jackson's and Sorby's Saws (assorted) 6 ensks Lockwood's and Stnbb's Kile3 ,■ 25 casc3 Avery's Weighing Machines, 3cwt to 1 ton 10 cases Colcbrookdalo Ranges 11 „ Carton & King's „ 515 packages Stoves, including—" MistroßS," " Trafford," "Uoctross," "PlalntresS,' «• Scotia,"; '■ Knchantress." " Kconomist." and others OEOB Fenders and Firo Irons 2 Marble Mantlopiccos 12 cases Gas.Chandeliers and Brackets 0 casks Gas Globes 2(S cases llowult's Anucapnic Lamps 23 ~'j Dict/.'s Lamps and Lampwaro 29 cases Tools (assorted) comprising—Sorby's Slarple's, Gilpins and .American 33 casks Locks (assorted) 12,000 rolls American Paporhantfngs"; a largo assortment as to price and patternß TWO MONTHS FROM DATE: Assortment of Electro-Plated Goods. NKW AND CHOICE DESIGNS. Election Notices. mo THE ELECTORS OF WAIKATO. Gentlemen,— Having been requested by a large number of my fellow-ssttlers, and being influenced by the wish which I believe to be general that the District should Ira represented by a local man, whose interests ore identified With those of tho people whom ho represents, I havo determined to become a Candidate for your suffrages at the coming Election. It is my intention to address tho electors at tho various centres of population—place, date and hour to be advertised—when my views will lo fully explained. In the meantime, however, us reports arc being industriously circulated (I presume for electioneering purposes) prejudicial to my candidature, I wish to atato emphatically that I am quite independent of, and will not bo influenced by, any cliciuo or ring; a!so that, although I cannot consent to bo a blind follower of any party or man, I intend to support and endeavour, to tho best of my ability, to have carried into effect tho main features of the Liberal policy as enunciated by the present Government. Assuring you that, whether as a member of the House of Representatives or as ono of your fellow-settlers, I shall always do my utmost for Waikuto, and endeavour at all times to put power into tho hands of tho people—not to dopriv them of it,— I am, gentleman, your obedient servant, J. B. WHYTB. mO THE ELECTORS OF WAIKATO. Gentlemen,—l am a Candidate for your BUffrago at tho forthcoming Election. I shall take an oarly opportunity of declaring wy VieWS> . J.B.WHYTK. rpo THE ELECTORS OF NEWTOJS. Gentlemen,—At tho last Genoral Election I made you tho following address :— " Having reason to bolievc that I fairly represented your opinions in Parliament, and knowing that I did my best to do so, I offer myself as a Candidate for re-election. Thero is nothing I can say that will enablo you to know more of mo than you do now, as I am and have been personally known for many years to nearly all of you. | As to what is to be done now, I say, let us, as far as posßible, manage our own affairs. Surely wo, who know, and aro interested, can do so hotter than those who noittior know nor care, and whoso interests are often opposed to ours. If you soe fit to elect me, my conduct will bo tho same in the future as it has been in tho past —an endeavour, as far as possible, to get unity of action among our Members; to reduce wasteful expenditure; to put powor into tho hands of tho pooplo not to deprive them of it; and that all great questions should bo submitted to h em." Times havo changed, but I consider this line of conduct as applicablo now as then. ' WM. SWANSON. mo THIS ELfc.CTu.KS OF THE DISTRICT OF PARNELL. Gentlemen,—l have tho honour to offer myself again as a Candidate for your suffrages. If elected, I shall continue to glvo a sincere support to tho policy of the present Ministry, believing it tho policy best calculated to securo for all time tho liberties and self Government of the people of the Colony. When the measures necessary to give effect to that policy have bocome law. other questions will demand urgent attention, Foremost among them I place tho absolute necessity o£ devising some means to relieve the Genoral Assembly o£ a mass of work with which it is now overburdened, work of a character which it is also not fitted to perform. Whatever be the means adopted for this end, I am satisfied they will not succeed unless based on a deliberate policy of decentralisation, without which we shall in vain strive for prompt and effective or economical administration. Tho Finance of tho Colony will force itself on tha attention of tho next Assembly, and will raisa in conncctiou with it grave questions affecting tho incidence of taation. In connection with taxation, I shall bj always found supporting measures that will distribute the burden fairly, and, as far as possible, compel every ono to pay in proportion to tho wealth he enjoys under protection of the Government which that taxation maintains. I need not say that I shall be always ready in tbe future, as in the past, to unite cordially with the other members of the Provincial District in seeing justice done to the Province,, and in advancing its local interests wherever they are specially concerned. I hope to have an early opportunity of laying my viows more fully before you, 4 1 am, Gontlomen, YQuraJaitMally. _ .