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Evening Post, Volume XLVI, Issue 118, 16 November 1893, Page 4

TO THE ELECTOBS OF WELLINGTON. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I am a Candidato for tlm representation of the City in tbo next Parliament. I propose to address you in various parts of tbe I ily, of whioh notice will be given. lam Your obedient Servant, WM. THOS. LOCKE-TRAVER3 • TO THE ELKCTOKS OF WELLINGTON.; T» UMOURS are industriously circulated, ■*-*' by other Candidates, first, that I am not in earnest in my candidature, and, aeoond, that I am too old to be able to perform the duties of a legislator. As regards the first suggestion, I beg to say that I am perfeotly 'in earnest, and intend to go to the Poll, and, if eleoted, will do my best to redeem any pledges I have given by introducing measures for giving effect to them. As regards my age, I challenge the whole lot of my opponents over the age of 30, to walk up the steepest path from sea-level to the top of Mount Viotoria, on any afternoon thoy may appoint, without previous training. If my ohallenge be accepted, the Electors are requested to attend. WM. THOS. LOCKE TRAVERS. SUBURBS op WELLINGTON ELECTION. T\R. NEWMAN will address the Electors at — OHIRO, in the Chapel, on FRIDAY, 17th inst., at 8 p.m. OHARIU. at tho Schoolhouse, SATURDAY, 18th, at 8 p.m. - KAIWARRA, in the Hall, MONDAY, 20th inst., at 8 p.m. HUTT, in the Hall, TUESDAY, 21st inßt., at 8 p.m. Tt/|R. WILFORD'S COMMITTEE ROOMS REMOVED FROM BRANDON-STREET TO 37, FEATHEBSTON-STREET. WELLINGTON SUBURBS ELECTION. MR. T. M. WILFORD will Address the Electora of the following Districts at the undermentioned places and times :—: — WADESTOWN, Sohoolroom, THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7 o'olook. MITCHELLTOWN, Schoolroom, THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 8.30 o'clock. TAWA FLAT, at the Schoolroom, on FRIDAY EVENING, at 7 sharp. PORIRUA and PARAMATTA, at thn Public Hall, Porirua, on FRIDAY EVENING, at 8.30 o'clock. Ladies are specially invited to attend. TO THE ELECTORS OF OTAKI. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— At tho solicitation of a large number of the Electors I have decided to contest the election in the Liberal interest and as a supporter of the Government. I will take an early opportunity of explaining to you my views upon the leading political questions of the day. I have the honour to be, Your obedient servant, DONALD FIUSER. BOROUGH OF LOWER HUTT. ELECTION OF MAYOR. "l^f OTICE is hereby given that an Election _lli for the office of Mayor for the Borough of 1 ower Hutt will be held on WEDNESDAY, 29th November, 1893. I hereby appoint the Office of the Borough Council, Lower Hutt, as the plaoe, aud FRIDAY, 17th November, 1893 (till the hour of noon), as tho day, for the nomination of Candidates for buoU office. Dated this Bth day of November, 1893. PERCY R. PURSER, Returning Officer. MELROSE BOROUGH COUNCIL. ANNUAL ELECTION OF MAYOR. TVf OTICE ia hereby given that the Annual 1^ Election of Mayor for the Borough of Molrose is appointed to take place on WEDNESDAY, 29th November, 1893. Nominations of Candidates for the above office will be received till TUESDAY, 21st November, 1893, before noon, at the Borough Council Office, 9, Queen's* Chambers, Wellington, where nomination papers may be obtained. W. J. FOSTKB, Returning Officer. Wellington, 14th November, 1893. Hutt7l3th November, 1893. TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE WELLINGTON WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— After tho statement made by Mr. Macdonald at the annual meeting of the shareholders of the above Company, with regard to my having sold wool to the Company, thus infringing the Articles of Association, I felt it my duty to resign my position as a Direotor and place myaelf in the hands of the shareholders. I admit I sold wool to the Company, wbioh, under the Articles of Association, I was perfeotly justified in doing, provided a written authority had been given signed by two Directors and the Secretary. This authority, by an oversight, had been overlooked, although the Board of Directors had authorised the purohase of the wool, and tho authority had actually been made out, but, unfortunately, had not received the signatures of the two Directors ; and thus, through no fault of mine, my seat has been forfeited. I am again a candidate tor a seat on the Board, whioh position I have held for the last nine years, and during that time have devoted a great deal of time and attention to the affairs of the Company, and may therefore claim some small amount of the credit, which Mr. Macdonald takes wholly to himself , 'tor having bronght tho Company to its present prosperous and satisfactory position I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, W. A. FITZHERBERT. CENTRAL EXCHANGE, NO. 48, WILMS-STKKET, Wellington, N.Z. H. T. JAMESON, EEAL ESTATE & FINANCIAL AGENT, Valuator and Ginxraii Commission Aoent. FOR SALE. A first-olass Baker's and Grocery Business, in the City of Wellington, now doing a large turnover at good prices. A chanao Beldom met with. The owner, called to England on important business, will sell at a sacrifice. Terms, to principals only. H. T. Jameson, Central Exohonge, 48, Willis-street. Wellington. FOR SALE. Baker's Business, in rising township in Taranaki District, now doing 14 sacks per week; seven years' lease, cheap rent ; lease, plant, stock, &0., about £180. This is a good show for practical baker. H. T. Jameson, Central Exchange, 48, Willis-street, Wellington. FOR SALE. Stationery and Fanoy Goods Business, in rising Taranaki township ; grand opening for practical barber and hairdresser, to run in connection with his trade ; shop, dwelling four roomß.' cheap rent ; stock, fixtures, and goodwill, about £130. Easy terms. Apply H. T. Jameson, Central Exchange, 48, Willis-street, Wellington. f6r sale. 778 Acroß Land, Manawatu Distriot, near Shannon, 65 oleared and in grass; bounded by good stream, largest part level, balance good rolling land, not high. Price, £2 5s per aore. Easy terms. FQR SALE. 628 Aereß ' Land, r 'Mangakaretn Blook, bounded by the Turakino River ; perpetual lease, renewable every 21 years ; rent, Is 3d per aore ; everything paid up i .to'lst January, 1894';' 200 aoros. felled. Prioe for goodwill, £350 ; easy termß. (Mußt be sold to olose on estate.) FOR SALE 'OR EXCHANGE. 1140 Acres, 16 miles fromlCarterton, nearly all level land ; 250 aores in grass ; good metal road right. up to property ; balance bush, flax, land sorub* which can be oleared at 5s 6d per aero ; will exchange for city or suburban property. Title, - Land Transfer," •j>< • , x <• < ,*. „, , . M ■•HOTELS." >■•'•-" ' Fob Sal* — First-olass 'Hotels in Manawatu Rangitikei,' and Taranaki Distriots. Easy terms. 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