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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 2, Issue 73, 12 February 1859, Page 4

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE DISTRICT OF NAPIEE. "I7ELLOW ELECTORS,— As the time is fast JD approaching when we .will be called upon to elect representatives for our first Council, I beg to offer myself as a candidate for the town of Napier ; having been asked to do 60 by many of you. I do so, believing that I know its resources and requirements as well as any of my fellow settlers having been here from the first formation of this • Township. Ever since, as "Old Colonist," I asked the Wellington Government, about four years ago, through the columns of the "Wellington Spectator," "Jf they forgot Napier belonged to their Province, although destined to be the gem of it,"— l have tried commercially, by writing through the press and otherwise, to advance the best interests of Na* pier and the Province of Hawke. If elected, I will advocate a revision of our Electoral Roll, so that all persons entitled thereto can have a voice in the management of their own affairs. I will advocate the making of our main street, viz., Carlyle Street, at government expense, as I think the public of Napier are as much entitled to have Carlyle Street made as Shakespeare Road. I would vote for Mr. Domett being our first Superintendent, because he is a man of superior talents, thoroughly up to official business, and, from having been our first Crown Land Commissioner and Resident Magistrate, one who knows well our requirements. I will also vote for any measure that may be brought forward which the majority of you may recommend, or that I conscientiously think will be for the advancement of Napier or any other part of the New Province of Hawke, wilhout being swerved by any party or anti- separatist clique. I am, Fellow Electors, Your Obedient Servant, DANIEL MUNN. Napier, Jan. 27, 1859. TO H. S. TIFFED, ESQUIJSE. Napier, Jan. 2-1-, 1859. SIR,— We, the Undersigned Electors of the Napier Country District, request that you will allow yourself to be put in nomination as one of our Representatives at the forthcoming Election of Members for the Provincial Council for the Province of Ilawke's Bay. We liave ths honor to be, Sir, "V our obedient f-'ervants, Edmund Tuke Win. Villers, senior George A. Oliver John Begg Frederick F. Onnond John Garry James N. Williams Gco. Thos. Fannin 33. D. Danvers Robert Breingan J. L. llerrick James Haliett Joseph Ton* "Wai. Couper, junior J. B. McKain John Fraueon William Henry Torr -Ivlonehaiin Basill John Macarthy Thomas Shsrlev John Scevjii, junior Edward Davis" George Herbert Matthew Sullivan F. D. McKain James Hawkins TLcs. SiicrLy, junior James Chase , J. Lucas Hodge Napier, Jan. 24, 1559. Gentlemen, — I have much pleasure in acknowledging the receipt of your Requisition to allow myself to be put in nomination as one of your Representatives in the Provincial Council. Signed as it is by n majority of the Electors of the Napier Country District, I feel myself bound to accede to you? wishes and to tender you my thanks for the compliment you have paid nie. I beg you will accept my assurance that if elected it will be with me a pleasing dirty to watch over and endeavour to protect the interests of my Constituents. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, H. S. Tipfen. To Edmund Tuke Esq., J. B. McKain Esq., Jas. Hallett Esq., and the other Mequisitionists. NOTICE. C& F. BARRAUD beg to return their thanks to the inhabitants of Napier and the surrounding districts for the encouragement they have given them through their agents, Messrs. Newton & Browne, and to assure them that they will make it their study to keep them supplied with all articles in demand, and that any orders left with them should have immediate attention. BY the 'Wonga Wonga,' Messrs. Newton & Browne have received a new and choice selection of Perfumes, Ban tie Cologne, «Sc.c. Jan. 17, 1859. To the Electors of the District of Olive. fi "ENTLEMEN,— Aa we may daily expect the vT writß for the election of members of the Provincial Council for our new Province, l*beg to offer myself as a Candidate to represent yoni interests in the same. . , ' '. ' . On a future occasion I will do myself the plea* 6ure of addressing you at greater, length. I remain, ; j Gentlemen, . . • Faithfully Yours, ' i '.• . J.B.FEBG^SOy. TH. FITZGERALD is a cash purchaser p: . WOOL, WHEAT, CORN, and other po- \ diice; and will advance liberally on consignments. !