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Miscellaneous. TO ALL OLD FRIENDS AND THE , PUBLIC IN GENERAL. NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE. MR WITHEY begs to return hie etncere thanke to hie Old Friends and the Publio at large for their extensive patronage accorded to him during the pact cix years he has been in busineee, and at the same time to intimate that he intends, on FRIDAY EVENING, 22m> OF APBIL, TO OPEN THOSE PREMISES Lately occupied by the late Mr A. Matthews, in THE TRIANGLE, COLOMBO STREET, Chrietchurch. WHO WOULD HATE THOUGHT IT ? THE LITTLE MAN NOT DEAD YET! W. WITHEY wiahee hie Old Patrons to know that, having gone to great expense in his New Premises, he will, on and after FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, be able and willing to supply them with everything that is usually found in a FIRST-CLASS PORK BUTCHER'S ESTABLISHMENT. LIST OF PRICES:— Best dairy-fed Pork from 3d to 6d PorkSauaagee 8d Beef do 3d Saveloye, per dozen Iβ 6d German Sausages, per lb Iβ THE BEST BACON AND HAMS always on hand.

The Trade supplied with HAMS AND TONGUES, Smoked and Dried. SHIPPING SUPPLIED. W< WITHEY, Proprietor. Cash Purchaser of Pigs from £1 up to £1000. 4-21 Election Notices. TO THE ELECTORS OP THB CITY OF CHRISTCHUROH. pi ENTLEMEN,—Aβ we are on the eve of a General Election of the Members for the Provincial Council, I take the earliest opportunity available to inform you that I intend offering myself as a candidate for reelection. I shall do myself the honour of meeting you at an early date, when I trust I shall be fortunate enough to find that my conduct during the last four years as your representative has met with your approval j and that you have by previous experience gained sufficient confidence in mc to justify you in returning mc as your representative in the Provincial Council for the next four years. Your obedient servant, H. WYNN WILLIAMS. Latimer square, Christohurch, March 24,1870. 4-25 TO THE ELECTORS Off THB RAX AI A DISTRICT. ENTLEMEN, —At the request of a oonsiderable number of the electors of the Rakaia district I beg to offer myself v a Candidate for the second seat in the Provincial Council recently given, as I have been resident in and identified with this part of the province for many years ; and if elected aa your Representative my best endeavors will be devoted to promoting the best interests of Canterbury. I am, Gentlemen, Your faithful servant, JOHN D. ENYS. Treliasick, April 18,1870. 4-21 TO THE ELECTORS <M? THB WAIPARA DISTRICT. jT) ENTLEMEN,—It ie my intention to \JT offer myself a candidate for re-election for the Provincial Council. Hoping you will place the same confidence in mc which you have hitherto done, I beg to solicit your suffrages. I remain, your obedient servant, JNO. W. MALLOCK. Horaley Dowsi, 20th April. 4 28