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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 8, Issue 696, 31 October 1865, Page 4

To His Honor Itomdd M%sm> & perintendent of Hawke's Bay. QIB,— We, the undersigned respectfully re-: hJ quest that you will allow yourself to be put in nomination for a Seat in the General Assembly after the forthcoming dissolution of that Body. We and others fully believe that you are the most fit and proper person to represent us in that Assembly. , : You are our First Magistrate, and our belief is that while you have held that office you have, more than anyone else, eonduoed to the prosperity and safety of this Province, Knowing your local influence, and the great results which have followed your official career, we oan, without flattery, say that it is greatly owing to your occupying the position of Superintendent that this Provinoe has been spared those scenes of bloodshed that unhappily have been top common in other districts of the country. , You took office at a oritical time, and who amongst the thinking men of this Province will say that you have failed in any duty that belonged to you as chief of the Province ? We refrain at present from expressing any opinion whioh might be construed into a politioat bias ; but we cannot refrain from stating, our be« lief that you have, both personally and officially^ done much to raise this Provinoe to that position which we believe it is destined to occupy as. one of the most important in the Northern Island. If you will allow yourself to be put in nomination, we engage to do all that liesin pur power to seoure your return. Alexander Alexander "W. P. Smith ' Alexander Irvine James Stewart *" ' James Anderson Robert Wiggins ' J. G. Kinross Wm. Marshall A. A. Watt Henry Groom Wm.Waite Michael Griffin James Watt George H. Stuart A. Kennedy Robert Breingan V, Janisoh C. J. Anderson Thomas Murray B.N. Smith G. E. G. Richardson Thomas Lowry Alexander Blair James Hamshar W. Routledge Thomas Atkinson P. Flanagan Wm. Baldwin John Marshall John Wilkinson Jos.Hamon J.T. Tylee J. A. Smith H. Troutbeok Thomas Lound Joseph Torr Wm. Thomas W. A. Richardson Wm. Smith Thomas Richardson Thomas Henderson Rev. E. Regnier Andrew H. Blake P. W. 0. Sturm P. Tuxford W. H. Prame KenriokHill H.J.Bell James Wood Edward Davis Wm. Denholm H. A. Duff I. H. Trask James Wishart J.Dinwiddie A.P.Henrioi James Catherall John Hayden Benjamin Warnes James Hawkena J. H. Vautier Thomas Sherley John Campbell Joseph Richards Wm. Miller Wm. Oliver T. D. Smith T. K. Newton Thomas Shepherd John Heslop David B. Lindsay John Heslop, junior John Garry HenryParker • M,Boylan J.H. Sebley P. Sutton Samuel Hameling Hugh Knox John Steven Henry Sherley L. A. Tiffen Gavin Peacock John Slater James Peacock John Steven, junior H. S. Peacock William Rich Wm. Elbourne J. B. M'Kain James Haliett Henry Howard Brooke Taylor Peter Kent E. Rabone H. Beukers H. R. Holder Wm. Burton A. 0. Haymes L. Butcher J, A. Turner , George Charlton James Topping Joseph Doherty W. R. D. Ferguson Isaao M'Kain Joseph Rhodes George Bowman Charles Allen George Worgan, senior John Hartley S. H. Single Wm. Campbell W. Hawker Charles M'lntyre To Alexander Alexander/ Esq., J.P. ; the Gentlemen of the Deputation; and the Electors signing the Requisition. Napier, 30th August, 1865. r\ ENTLEMEN,— I thank you sincerely for the \JT kind expression of your wishes conveyed in the requisition presented to me on Monday last. The flattering terms in whioh you desire that I should allow myself to be put in nomination to represent the Napier District in the next General Assembly, induce me to accede with pleasure to your request. It affords me much gratification to find that my efforts for the preservation of peace, and the general advancement of the Province during a critical period in the history of the Colony, have bo fully met with your approval. Your recognition of those efforts, whioh have, under Providence, been so far attended with suooess, affords me additional enoouragement to persevere in the course I have hitherto pursued. Intimately known as I am to nearly ail of you, it is unnecessary on this occasion to enter into explanations on political subjeots. I shall take a future opportunity of stating my views upon the various questions that are likely to be brought before the Legislature. In the meantime, I place my self with confidence in your hands ; and, if elected, shall use my ut« most endeavours to promote the welfare and prosperity of this Province. I remain, Gentlemen, Yours, faithfully, DONALD M«LEAN. Just Received, A MERIOAN DOOES & SASHES and Half J_jL GHass Doors Panel Doors, 6 feet 8 by 2 feet 8 and 6 feet 6 by 2 feet 6 Half Glass Doors, 6 feet 6 by 2 feet 6 Ditto ditto, 6 feet 8 by 2 feet 8 Sashes, 10 by 12, glass Ditto, 10, by 14, glass Doors, Casements, and Sashes, made to order. MILLER & LINDSAY, Shakespeare Boad. ALFRED BTTCKLAND, AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT. AUCKLAND, More especially for the Sale or Purchase of land Horses, Cattle, and Sheep. Stock kept at fixed charges in his paddooks at Newmarket. STUEM'S GRAZING PADDOCK npHE undersigned, having leased the Paddooks X t known as FITZGERALD'S, is prepared to take in Horses at the following terms :— Is. per day, or ss. by the week. The Paddooks are seourely fenoed, with abundance of food and good water. The entrance to the Paddooks is from Thompson Eoad, and from the Beaoh near the Bluff. . No thoroughfare exists through the grounds, and trespassers will be proceeded against. F. W. C STURM. Napier, February 9, 1865. VAUTIER JANISCH, NAPDBB, AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION MERCHANT Land Shipping, and Custom House Agent. Storage for a large quantity of Bonded Goods Wool) and General Merchandise, PACIFIC MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY SYDNEY. CAPITAL, £500,000 KINEOSS & CO., Agents for Napier.