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Election JVotices. P4, 3, O A , E L E C T I ON PROVINCIAL COIJNPIL. „,.. . TO THE ELEC^p^.j Gentle JiEN--Having been »sked by a large number of Electors to -offer myself as; a.Candidate^or the ensuing Provincial Couucil, I h&ve decided to do. so .without/-, the necessity of haying a requisition presented, : a? r^b. appears-, to me that a requisition and tKe ballot arei' somewhat at variance in principle," and as I shall take an early opportunity of addressing yon in 1 the' various centres of pop'ulatiori'6n the •; chief topics. :that are - : likely ,tp; ; comer before the , Council, . I shall now only briefly give you an outline! of the principles' tKat. r would guide me in the C6uncil/if ; - Ishou'ld' have the honor to be elected. ,' ; - ; J-'- -s!.t« ! ;-,1, I am opposed to the sale qi any iauri-;:; ferous land that .can be. vyorked by the miner. , I objiect to'capitalists'haying the privilege of j buying large tracts '6f land at iOs an' ; acre for J mere speculation, whereas a poor man, wanting a small homestead ' of 10 0r ,20- acres;: fsV charged £1 or even £2 an acre. I am in favor of auchan^nieridment-ittthe Waste Lands Act that would -permit a man to occupy a" piece. of land, ; and • to have the privilege .of. .turning out. his cattle on the Waste Lands adjoining, all rental paid for it being part of the purchase money.Vproviding that the miner should 1 have free'" access ( 'to| search for gold on all uncultivated ground^' without compensation for 20yearS. ; ' 2. ; I.'^believe the time has- arrived :when) such an alteration in our .Gold-mining Eegulations might be advantageously made in old go]d>n'elds, such as are to be found in i the > dis.tript; of Parpa,, that.^ypuld prev.ent ; any unnecessary interference 'with parties who ' have Deen at a great expehselhbrm ! 2irig'in^ water. I ako contend that an Act having T been passed making a miner's right available for Nelson' add 'Westland' Gbld-field3, ought to be (proclaimed at once. ; .3. Being always in favor of local self-go- _ vernment j; l, ; nevertheless, think 7 that -an,; anomaly exists in haying; two such bodies~« a Provincial Council arid .Road Boards in 'so ' thinly, a scattered, r. population, arid L believe 1 } the latter .ought ,to be dispensed with, tolls beipg substituted on niainroads-tbat'would,, keep them inrepair. : "'. 7 .77 :[.".. '■■■..: „}* j [4.71 am i favorable .'to borrpwing.money.for '' publicworks that can be. showri : to be.reprp. . ductiye/ '-■■ '-7. .';'■•- ■■'•';• '■••-. "'"•' '-'- : ; ':' ;X~ V < i.'ii': ' 5.1 am "of opinion that 7theitime7liasi arrived , when steps ought to be 1 taken to " secure water to the high 1 tbrra'c&^in. the up-country, .and '. would^o,. my best to r have surveys made, that could be ' formed iv ; different parts. \ 6. Amongst the public works that I coui.* sider necessary in the district; T wdulc[ :; men-^ , tion the cqntinnatipn of ; the •Greymouth and'" ; Paroa road through Ruthergleh, till it joins the Marsden road. ... A road from Marsden to Limestone, one also to Cameron's, arid' the [ road continued from! Cariboo' to frißhma'n'^ "• f A bridge over the New River is indispensable, ' and any other necessary work will be freely . ; ; advocated byine; ; " ; :; >' ..:>-:- i : i: : --: 7. As regards compensation to tramways, I believe a fair and equitable arrangement ; ought to be arrived at. : ' ,v ::.u :-•]. • -:-; r 7>^ :•' I 8. lam in favor of a National System of Education, and Mechanics Institutes wherever itheyican be established. . ..-. -«;j 0: : .T.---.^ .'•". i. ■:>• -lain, Gentlemen, .;'! "';*>•:■>• ■''::■ . :' > i- )-: .'.••.- ;. ;. Your obedient Servaiit,: ; :.-; . : ' E. P. BARNETT.-i iv ! "; Marsden/: December 1. -i ; /:■: s i ;j ■i ; : Amuseinieut^. -7 n k r .,• «r>.- --: fT^O avoid the^mbnotbriy'df ' these beautifu X summer evenings, the TrvOL* CO^CiERT^B^iiL- 1 , \- Will be opened every WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY EVENING With a-FREE CONCERT; '■ When among other Talent will appear Mr GEOKGE SEYIVIOITIc, Pianist. . Vi Mr HARttY MORGAN, | The Motto Songster, from all the principal ■ ■■Concert Rooms in Australia. ;V>{'iO ■■» Miss CARRY COOPEB, .The admired'GharacteristiP'Danseuse. Remember Every Wednesday arid Saturday ! Tivoli Concert EalL~ Admission FREE ! GEORGE COOPEK, , - ; : '■■ '■'■ ; :' ; '.;'i ,'-: 'Proprie_tbi\Ky , The ITallto let for Private Assemblies intermediate nights. '■':.:.' ; ,-.U /..-■'. ; . <: . 'i : ■ ; Xi ' : WdjiM r U<! -"~'~ ANTED, a Man Cook, and three General Servants for piivate families. ■Gobi wages; Apply to xiifs Shiel?s 'Registry ; Office, Tramway Cottage, opposite Masonic :Hall. .■<yy?'D..i 1 d^Lvl'l MRS. SBIEL'S Registry Office^an^Ser- " *i yants' j Home.— Wanted, icGeneran Servants and Barmaids, fur. ,tp wn and : qonntiy ? , Two , first-class Servants wait engagement^ , ; Address Tramway Cottage, oppoiate Masonia ", ■Haii. .. .77!;.!.!; f „,7:'x--':uZa± WANTED, a' Nurse GirL r 'Apply, sMw'v ' Dupre^ ' ■: V .'•:" .i>->:rti-i": . . ' •.' r^ : r-=-r 9 WANTED, a General Servant - $ Apply;'; to M'ra-. 'Greenwood, Tainui ; 7s^rpet,, : | opposite Hospital! ' .' ; "' ' .. .!"' r';' ;' ' . I^^:.! l^} IF this should <nieet' the ; 'bf ; Q\RL U WlLsON.inatiyp'of^Carishrone^w^den^; 'please comniunioate 'with voup-brother/Petep ''■■ Wilson, Greyrabuth PoaG Office. : r; ! ."^ • v >-- ■■■■■:>} l - J Hcost autl Foniirt. ' .rt v > - EO.TJNJD,- a : Meerschaum Pipo.,- rjhe,, owner.. ; niay .bavje 'ib-^on proving^ His iprpperty : and payirigexpenseis;.. Apply at this office^ ,7 1 LOST, yesterday, on the Camp;ReServe,-a : -' : Gold Cliain:: lTlie'nriden wflt be hand, somely re^a^decl pn- : returning .:ifc;;i'te>. iMr'/ Halligan, drapery r 1 !.;;.: I T-'; iU : .li : i.i .)'■'.!' IyTRS.. ;A^D7 ; ; ;mss colXfiiJY^;! : ' BOARDING AN^ JDAY^ u SQHQ6L»7 : , : , ! '. ! i J MQ^ e^^ .SSI Vacanciea for two] oif three morp Boarder?. ' ! ' . WHOLESALE AND /RETAIL B&KERY : ESTA^MSHMENT^ : -Mabkay sfereJßtr,' Greymouth; ;' ' ;v - < ' ;Miv Under the patronage '.of; His Exceliency Si _7: : „ ;jseo^Bbwen ?[V ; ;i , tv 7 ? > ":,!: f ;" : - ; W~ ILLIAMrf OliD ESTABLISHED* STEA^L-PACKET BAKERY, 1 i _ i] jt . . Adjoining Custom Hooscwa /.:,-.: \\\ BRANCH' V l ''ESTAßL]|SßitEi^.!^i ■ ■ nlhißwi^irtreet^.,;^,; Hot Pies and Cp#?; always wa%. rcioifcteJ selection o^ Biacuits, Sponge C^kefc,;, , ILWILLUMSk Propriety

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Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1665, 5 December 1873, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1665, 5 December 1873, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1665, 5 December 1873, Page 3

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