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Evening Star, Issue 7277, 30 July 1887, Page 3

ELECTION NOTICES. TO H. S. FISH, ESQ., J.P. *EAR SIR,-We the undersigned Electors of Dunedin South, fully recognising your arduous and valuable public services during the past twenty years, hereby request you to allow yourself to be nominated as a Candidate at the forthcoming General Election. We are well aware, should yon accede to our request, that you, in common with other candidates in the Liberal cause, will be exposed to the rancor, misrepresentation, and vituperation of so-called leading Opposition journals, and that the sacrifice on your part will be very considerable; but seeing that the present political crisis must (unless the people prove true to themselves by returning men of tried Liberal opinions in whom they can trußt) result in the return to power of the Hall-Atldnson Continuous Ministry, which has by its misgovernment the Colony to its present condition, and which has so unbluahingly ignored the interests of Otago and the Middle Island in the past, we ask you to sink all personal considerations by at once consenting to stand for election, and we pledge ourselves to do our utmost to secure your return. J. Blaney J. Davis J. F. M'Laiien A. Johnston A. M'Laohlan G. Coliett S. GOLDSTErN Geo. Elson J. Davis D. O'Roorke W. Noonan H. Lethaby J. Knox J. H. Bunce R. Clifford And 330 other?. J. Blaney, J. F. M'Laren, A, Johnston, A M'Lachlan, G. Coliett, S. Goldstein, Geo. Elson, J. Davis, D. ORourke, W. Noonan, H. Lethaby, J. Knox, J. H. Bunce, R. Clifford, and the three hundred and thirty other gentlemen signing the above requisition. Gentlemen,—l need hardly say that I feel highly flattered by the receipt of such a numerously-signed requisition. It is gratifying to me to know that I still retain the confidence of so many of the electors of Dunedin South, and, although I had no intention upon the present occasion to contest the seat, I feel that I should be ungrateful were I to decline your request. I therefore have much pleasure in accepting your requisition. My political views I shall make known to you in a future advertisement. I have the honor to be, gentlemen, Yours faithfully, H. S. FISH, Jun. Dunedin, July 30,1887. TO THE ELECTORS OF DUNEDIN SOUTH. JBNTLEMEN.-I have the henor to inform v -" you that at the forthcoming General Election I shall again solicit the favor of your suffrages. The principal planks in my platform will he ENCOURAGEMENT TO LOCAL INDUSTRIES AND RETRENCHMENT. I shall take an early oppoi tunitv of addressing the Electors, and explaining to them fully my views upon the various political questions. Yours obediently, JAMES GORE. DUNEDIN EAST ELECTION. R ALLEN'S COMMITTEE ROOMS, L Great King street, are OPEN DAILY, from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. W. OWEN, Chairman. DUNEDIN EAST ELECTION. A SPECIAL MEETING of Mr ALLEN'S COMMITTEE will be held at the Committee Rooms, Great King street, on TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2, at 8 o'clock. W. OWEN, Chairman. DUNEDIN WEST ELECTION. I H E HON. T. DICK . will Address the Electors at the Pine Hill Schoolhouse, on TUESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 2nd, At half-past seven o'clock. R. BROWNLIE, Chairman of Committee. DUNEDIN CENTRAL. MR 0. J. HODGE will Address the Electors of Dunedin Central at the Lyceum Hall, Dowling street, on MONDAY NEXT, Ist AUGUST, at 8 p.m. Dress Circle will be reserved for Ladies, and Gentlemen accompanied by Ladies. Committee will meet at Committee Rooms at 7.30 p.m. Business important. JAMES E. M'KELVEY, Secretary to Committee. DUNEDIN CENTRAL. A MEETING of Gentlemen favorable to the . Election of MR E. B. CARGILL for Dunedin Central will be held in the Committee Rooms, Princes street (opposite Paterson and M'Leod's), On MONDAY, AUGUST 1, at 8 o'clock p.m„ To Appoint a Committee and make the necessary arrangements for securing ' Mr Cargill's Return. WM. A. DICKSON (By request of supporters). ROSLYN ELECTION. ,HE COMMITTEE of the Roslyn and Mornington Branches of the Protection League of Otago have resolved that Mr WILLIAM HUTCHISON shall be the Candidate Supported by them for the Roslyn Distric at the forthcoming Election. JOHN ROBERTS, President Roslyn Branch. THOMAS WOOD, President Mornington Branch.

CAVERSHAM ELECTION. I LECTORS who are favorable to the reI turn of MR WILLIAM BARRON Are invited to meet for the purpose of JOINING THE COMMITTEE In Maohin'a Building, Main road (adjoining Terminus Hotel), on MONDAY, the Ist AUGUST Next, At 7.30 p.m. JOHN CRAIG, Chairman. W. D: MILNE, Secretary. CAVERSHAM ELECTION. MR R. RUTHERFORD, THE LABOR CANDIDATE, will Address a Public Meeting of the Electors of this district on Tuesday, August 2nd, in the Town Hall, at 8 o'clock. Committee meet in Committee-room every Friday Evening; H. ■WARNER, Hon. Sec. to Committee. PORT CHALMERS ELECTORATE. [R GREEN will Address the Electors on TUESDAY NEXT, at 8 o'clock p.m„ In the FORESTERS' HALL, PORT CHALMERS} And in the SCHOOLHOUSE, SAWYERS BAY, On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3. TO THE ELECTORS OF PORT CHALMERS ELECTORAL DISTRICT. fi ENTLEMEN,—I beg to announce that I again offer myself as a Candidate for your suffrages at the approaching Election. I shall take an early opportunity of addressing you upon the various questions of the day. Yours faithfully, JAMES MILLS. AIHEMO ELECTORATE. MR JOIIN M'KENZIE WIM, ADDRESS THE ELECTORS Of the. above District, at 7.30 each evening, as follows : FLAG SWAMP—Sohoolhouse, Saturday, 30th inst. J. PATERSON, Secretary Central Committee. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PENINSULA. GENTLEMEN,—Parliament having been OT dissolved this day, I beg to intimate that, at the forthcoming Election for the New Parliament, it is my intention to. ask for a renewal of your confidence. In the course of ten days I hope. to. be able to* leave my duties here for a while, with the object of going South, when I purpose meeting you in different parts of the district. W. J. M.LARNACH. Wellington, July 15th, 1887. ASTE PAPER FOB SALE. Apply Office of this Paper.