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Press, Volume XIV, Issue 1835, 1 March 1869, Page 3

New Advertisements. TO J. D. MAOPHERSON, ESQ. " "pvEAR SIR,—We, the undersigned Eleotors of the Borough of Lyttelton, re" spectfully request you to come forward as a candidate for tho representation of this our Borough in the Provincial Council, at the ensuing Election, and pledge ourselves to use all legitimate exertions to ensure your return. Wβ are, dear Sir, Yours respectfully, Henry.N Kalder John Wishart J Ward , Joseph Atkinson W Walker P S Cameron Richard Bunker F Redpath H J V Rogers Sydney E Wright H Allwright EH Rhodes Jas. D Ferguson , Jae. Malcolmeon Henry Dunsford W"m. Salkeld M Carroll George Tayler William Graham J A Morgan A W Ward Joseph M'Lean E Bich Wm. H Miller W Littlecott H J A Perrin W Godfrey D Dimond T Ball A Weastell J W Julian G Messiter • J Bennett J Graham J S Cameron : Joseph Loader G L Scott M Bamford J Neale Joseph Childs Albert Cuff W H Hargreaves H Hawkins J Dean Bamford J Aylwin Carrell Wm. Day L Aylwin Carrell j Lyttelton, Feb. 25,1869. 10 H. N. BALDER, ESQ.,.AND THE I OTHE R GENTLE MEN WHO HAVE J SIGNED THE REQUISITION. Gentlemen, —I am much gratified to receive so numerously signed a requisition to stand for Lyttelton. I take a great in our Port town, and having resided there in former years, and being on the point of again returning to reside ■ amongst you, I feel some confidence that, if elected, I should be able to represent jou fairly in the Provincial Council. : i I Two other gentlemen. havo been spoken of as willing to stand for Lyttelton. I have, however, seen no address from either ; but should a person more likely to meet your views than myself come forward,-! shall not 1 stand in the way. f '';:''.' I arri, Gentlemen, , Your obedient servant, : '; i J. DRUMMOND MACPHERSON. Christchurch, Feb. 26,1869. . 3-1 I ... V NO RESERVE. ■"." BY AUOTION „...-, • ON ' TUESDAY, 2nd OF. MARCH, ■.■•;: : ;;.,■;.:'■ OP . : . . - • ■.. TWO FIRST-CLASS OIL PAINTINGS. By order of the Bailiff in the Resident Magis- '•'■■"'• trate's Court, Christchurch. GOSS v. INNES. CHARIfES QLABK. wiU SELL, at TWtf BPiftffDltf OIL PAINTINGS, A LOCK IN SCOTLAND, t y.d By McXtallagb ?; and 3 A SUNSET ON HOLY ISLAND, By Prentice. f 3.1 ! ' 12 o'clock; NO ItIISERVE. ,;; :/ -op EXCELLBiO? FURNITUBE, . .-. r , - ON '■"'■" TUESDAY, MARCH 2. MR. CLARK has Wen favoured with?lnstructions to SELL, ■ ■'■■■ : '- ; ; ! - at iis , j '.-. i/* f AUCTION ROOM, CHRISTCHURCH, On the above date, consequent on the owner's leaving the province, A VERY CHOICE ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURE & EFFECTS, Consisting of . . , Mahogany sofa, chairs, tables, sideboard, chests of drawers, waehstandi (with marble tops), dressing tables, looking glasses, walnut whatnot, American and other Btoyes.pioltureß, engravings, lamps, ornaments, &c., &c. ■■■'•■'■■ "■ _•. ;■■.""' A CAPTTAI. Sale at 12 o'clock. 3-1-NORTHERN AGRICULTURAL AND pastoral "' A MEETING of the Coxuicfl of tliis Association will take place at the Pier Hotel, Kaiapoi, at 12 noon, on THURSDAY, March 4,1869. JBusorES3 '.-. —To.take into coneideration the desirability of holding a Grain Show; time and place then to bs decided. v AHMembewof theCouncU are requested to attend. ■■ " MARMADUKE DIXON, President. Eampoi,'Feb. 36,1869. 3-1 WANTED, by an active middle-aged Man, LIGHT EMPLOYMENT,«ife&er permanent'or occasional; can write a good plain hand; twenty-five years in one service j could assist in : tkoreti, or wotifd euit an anotiqnoer»jfeo. Q-. Kay j Armagh etreet eaet, third boiuo from Belt. 34