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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 139, 20 September 1887, Page 4

Douglas Dobson, CIVIL ENGINEER, SURVEYOR and ARCHITECT Cfoxt to Express Office. BLENHEIM GOLDFIELDS MAIL LINE, MR THOMAS BROWN, Royal Mailman, leaves Havelock for the Deep Greek and Wakamarina every.WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 9.30 a.m., returning at 4 p.m. sam lay. All parcels carefully delivered by the undersigned. 2219 THOS. BROWN, Mail Contractor MR MARTIN A. CHEEK, Teacher of Music, HAS Vacancies for Pianoforte, Violin, and Drgan Pupils I Lessons given at the Oddfellows’ Hall or Pupils' Homes. Terms of Messrs Tucker, Card and Rabone and Penny and Co. 13 Orders for T U N s l N G May be left as above 1A H E MERCANTILE AND BANKRUPTCY GAZETTE OF NEW ZEALAND. (with which is incorporated) THE WEEKLY ADVERTISES,.

. , Published Every Saturday Morning, contains: Particulars of Bills of Sale, Stock Mortgages, Liens on Wool and on Crops, Bailments, Affidavit of Satisfaction, Bankruptcy Petitions and Discharges, &c, filed during each week. Also, carefully revised Share and Produce Market reports, and Latost Legal decisions; Original Articles illustrating the working of Commercial Law, and other interesting and valuable matter. Absolutely Indisfensible to Tfl® Safety of all Traders. Terms: £1 7s 6d, (including Digest) per annum, Strictly payable in advance. Free Sample Copies obtainable from the Proprietors, It. T. Wheeler & Co, Dunedin. The New Zealand Protection of Creditors’ Society is also in connection with the Gazette, and the Society possesses unrivalled facilities of giving reliable private information as to the commercial standing of individuals. For particulars, apply Head Office, Dunedin, or to Holmes and Bell, Blenheim. STARTLING. WANTED EVERYONE TO REMEMBER mHE already famous Masonic I Hotel, Havelock has been thoroughly renovated by the undersigned who is determined to provide the best accommodation and choicest brands of Ales, Wines and Spirits for all his Visitors. Private rooms for Tourists and Families, also FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE. WM. READER, Proprietor.

The Waimea - Picton ELECTORATE. REQUISITION TO C.H. MILLS, ESQ, HAVELOCK. TTT E, the underigned, Electors of the new Waimea-Picton Electorate, beg to request you to allow yourself to be Nominated for the Seat in the House of Representatives at the forthcoming Election, and pledge ourselves to use every constitutional means to secure your return: — Wm. Brownlee,|\Vm. Ferry, F. Severn, .T.P., G Crichton, W. Farnell, W. H. Dalton, A. W. Dillon, T. Wheaton, G. Drury, J. P., C. B. Jarvis, J, Maher, G, Congdon, M. Rickersten, C. F. Horton, John Aliearne, Charles Pope, JabeWells, C. Homan, Wm. Price, E. Simon, sen, Wm. Taylor, C. Pickering, W. Thornhill, J. H. Fulton, H. G. Tosswill, R, W. Pope, R. B. Kidd, F. Houghton. T, Linton, V. C. Venimore, James McMillan, T. Auckvan, C. Innman. H. Boyd, and sixty-nine other electors received by telegram. Mr C, 11. Mills’ Reply. To Wm. Brownlee Esq. and thoso gentlemen who have signed the above requisition : I thank you sincerely for your expression of confidence, and if thorough local knowledge of our requirements, combined with the energetic will to ventilate them can benefit the Waimea-Picton electorae, I willingly place my best endeavors at yo r service. I shall support a Ministry with Sir Robert Stout as Premier, and shall take an early opportunity of addressing the various"centres of population. Should you do me the honor of electing me as your representative I shali earnestly try to execute the duties required for advancing the general interests of the Colony, and our District in particular, thus striving to merit a continuance of your confidence. I am, Gentlemen, | Your Obedient Servant, .lent oci Vtiii'i G, H, MILLS.