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~TrnE ELECTORS OF THE BAYS fVO TJU - DISTRICT. W Settlers —A vacancy having occurred of your representative in the lf* Mi. K. H. Rhodes, I now hog ivsclf ns a candidate for that office. If i 0 tho honour of being returned by you I VfSili-cntlv watch over your interests in the « JTbut in order that, as your representative, Co b> enabled efl. dually to advance those ISs, it»»«i»r ta,,t s] r\l rct "r:;. e M 1 inforination relative to the dillercnt f Sets nnd especially that bearing upon the i?«.tt'of education and roads, which arc sure to )V much of tlie attention of the Council its next session, ami in which I conceive K-niost deeply interested. I have the honour to be, i.e., MARK P. STODDART. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE HEATHCOTE DISTRICT. &E.ITLEMEN, —Having been offered and having accepted the OfTice of Provincial Solicitor, the law compels mc to resign my scat in the Provincial Council, but it nevertheless permits mc to olfer myself for re-election. I havo therefore again tlie honor of presenting myself as g candidate for your _ support. I trust you will forgive the shortcoming., of which I am fully conS3OUB, and will permit mo to renew a union 'vlifch I vcntinc to hope may be firm and lasting. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant. •TosnrA Stuange Williams. March 28th, 18G3. 10 THE ELECTORS OF THE MANDEVILLE DISTRICT. GESTLEMEX, —Having been employed by the Government as arbitrator in many cases, it becomes necessary lor mc, under the " Limited Patronage Act, to resign my seat in the Council. I again offer myself as a candidate for your luffrages, and assuro you that no effort on my 1 part shall be wanting to promote the advance of the province. My time just at present is much occupied, but I will endeavour to see each elector personally. ROBERT RICKMAN. March 30,1863. MR. CHARLES ... TURNER'S RUN. "VTOTICE is hereby given, that any person XS attempting to remove horses or cattle from tlie run of Mr. Charles B. Turner, Avithout an order in writing from the undersigned, will instantly bo proceeded against according to law. And all' persons found' upon the run without authority will be treated as trespassers. W. Wilson, Agent for Charles Brown Turner. Clirietchurch, March 30, 18G3. PAPANUI ROAD. FOR SALE, upwards of one rood of Land, part of No. 6, Rural, with a good Houso, containing four rooms, well finished, and in thorough repair. Price moderate. Tor particulars apply to Hae-lax & Stevens. March 24, 1863. CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. A Meeting of tho Committee of the C. J. C. will be held at tho Jockey Club Rooms, on Saturday, April 4th. business. To balance the yearly account?, and to investiigite complaints from Oxford and Kaiapoi, laid before the C. J. C. Hexrt P. Lance, Hon. Sec. CJ.C. March 27th.

FOR LONDON. THE White Star Clipper Ship CHARIOT OF FAME, 1730 Tons Register, R. A. Ken-, commander, Kow loading at Otago, and appointed to suil for J-ondon direct, about tho 2nd of May. Has for saloon, second cabin, and steerage passengers. Apply to Miles & Co., Lyttelton and Cliristchurch. Lyttelton, March 2G, 1833. SHIPS MERMAID AND SnALIMAR N NOTICES TO SHIPPERS. 0 wool or other freight will be received on board without an order; and arrangements the i, J- I> - V inU,nclil -_ shippers with either of the 0 ' .-8-- 1 -" 4 -- fbr fowarding wool from any of -Y-unpmg pIa CCS on t ] ie ( . ons | sto t ] ie g*,-^ ■churl lor ,. those sllj Ps sent by the way of Cliristfinfh '>I bo dlm -Ped at the Steam Wliarf, free of expense to the sliippers. J- Dhl-mmo.d Mac. hersox, D-L_E_T, BeCK.EV & Co., Miles &. Co., Lyttelton and Christchurch ; or to kovij) & Miles, Cliristchurch.