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Press, Volume XVI, Issue 2192, 28 April 1870, Page 1

Election Notices. ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. mCX SECRETARY will be in ATTENJ- DANCE nt Mr. COMMUTES ROOM EVERY DAY, fjom 10 a.m. until 6p m. Tho SUB-COM-MITTEE will MEET EVERY EVENING, at 7 o'clock. All those who are supporters of Mc Roll©®ton are requested to kindly send in ti»©ir naniee to tho Secretary, Mr LEACH, at the Committee Rooms, Caterbury Mueio Hall, Cathedral Square. Tho District Committees are requested to communicate by letter, addressed The Secretary, F. G. P. LEACH, Central Committee, Chriatchuroh. ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. MR. MOORHOUSK will ADDRESS ' THE ELECTORS at the FOLLOWING BLACKS :— Tiinaru, Thursday, April 28. JOHN GRIGG, Chairman of General Committed. Mr Moorhouse firmly trusts to his friends on the Peninsula, as, owing to the shortness of time, they will understand it is impossible to -riisit all the district*. 4-20 TO THE ELECTORS OF CANTERBURY. ENTLEMEN,—Having been nominated VX by a numerous and inlluontial party, a« a candidate for Election to the office of Superintendent, I hare the honor to stato that I am ready and willing to eerva the Province to the beet of my ability. Before the Poll Lβ taken I shall embrace every opportunity of pereonally addressing tho Elector* throughout tho Province, I am, Gentlemen, Youra obediently, 4-14 W. S. MOOEHOUSH. TO THE ELECTORS OF KAIAPOI. /IENTLEMEN,—I beg to offer you my services aa your Representative in the next Provincial Council, and solicit fom suffrages. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, JUα 1 An. UiJSrUH. Kaiapoi, April 23rd, 1870. 4-26

TO THE ELECTORS OP THH CITY OF OHBIBTOHUBOH. ENTLHMKN—I hare the honor to offer v-* myself as a Candidate to represent you in the New Provincial Council. The interest I hare taken in City matters for several yeare may serve as en excuse for seeking your suffrages, and my actions in the late Provincial Council (aa one of the members for the Heathoote dietriot) may be com© guarantee that I will attend faithfully to mj duties, and diaobarge them to the beet of my ability. I think the timo ia cloee at hand whoa iono change will have to be made in tho disposal of our Waste Lande, if we are to carry out that colonising mission which w® have begun, and by which alone thia Province can ever expect to keep her ground as one of the foremoet Province* in New Zealand ; I belksvQ that, unleea aome change in this retpeot is made, great and railway and other publio works oannot be carried out — our magnificent Waste Lands will lie in their present atate for yean to come f and wo shall find that the exiating liabilities neeeeaitated bf the primary portion of our railway system already completed, are a heavy burden, instead of admitting ua in being large and resairaeriiti?e producera of agricultural products, th©?©by developing the reeouroea of the country. I am of opinion that immigration, on a proper system, can be carried out most advautageoueiy by the Colony, and I would oppose the raiting of loans by this Province for immigration purposes. Should you favor mc with your confidence, my constant endeavour will be to do ihst whioh will promote your interests, and further the general prosperity of the Provine© at krg®. Youre obediently, 4-27 ANDBBW DUHOAIf. Tenders _ AVON EOAD BOABD. OIEITDEES are INVITBD for FOBBUHG X DANIEL'S BOAD, & diatanee of forty chains. ,««•»» a Specification to be seen At the Boad Bosra Office on and after Tuesday Best, April Sβ.Tenders to be sent in not ktet thma IS o'dook on fisiofday, the 80th last 4.33 dtalsiws.