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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1823, 9 April 1885, Page 3

WANTED,— A General Servant for the country. Wages 10a a week. — Apply at the Office of this Paper. TpO LET,— -First-class Iron Roller. 1 ¥or terms apply to E. D . Hoben, Council Chambers, I AM PREPARED to Supply Milk all the year round at 3d per quart or 2d per pint, delivered twice daily. — EICHAUD BiI* BRIDGE. To the Electors of the Parliaifrentary'District of Tauranga. f^i ENTLEMEN,— I have received \JT numerous telegrams asking me to become a Candidate for the seat vacated by Captain Morris. I beg to; state that by the support that has been offered to me, I have decided to contest "the election. My address frill be publiehed at an early date, Tours obediently, JOHN SHEEHAK To the Electors of the Tau- ■ ranga Electorate. GENTLEMEN,— At the request VJT of many old friends and supporters, I have decided to contest the seat vacated by Captain Morris. Yours obediently. WILLIAM KELLY. Notice. TMPOUNDED on the 4th inst., by JL Joseph. Slerin, from Aongatete, for trespass, one Bay Horse, branded H S on near rump, star ou forehead, strip on noso, and near hind foot white. If not released before the 18th April, 1885, will be sold by auction at the Pound, at noon. Mile- " g6 2 * 8 - THOS. ALLELT, Poundkeeper. Tauranga, April 6, 1885. H. L. POSSENISKIE, MERCHANT TAILOR and IMPORTER, BEGS to apologise to his many patrons and customers m Tauran^a and district for the unavoidable del Sr in his contemplated visit. Bemg detained for the present by other engagements, he hopes to make arrangements to visit Tauranga later m the season. H. L. POSSENISKIE, Shobtlawd stbeet. '•' Auckland, March 30, 1885.