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Mataura Ensign, Issue 359, 9 November 1897, Page 3

General Notices. « Do nof&eoerswtfecf/iA • \oifjapy gf//>e//n//afJonsk I (/Iwart/eifGokfam/SJ/verAfeita/s) I Cmo#o/fߣ£ffD£p7E® TAeyarepff/TBa/idido/esßm //}eDesfmojieyaff(f experience can ivy Lamesfsa/e/ffAus/mfasm. l)a SOLD BY ALL GROCERS i N.Z. EXPRESS CO., LTD. (Campbell & Crust). i^iABBIEBS, Customs, Shipping and V^ Express Forwarding Agents. Order' Parcels and Goods through us. Kaitangata Coal on sale. Orders promptly executed. T. .1. SHEBBORNE, Manager, Gore. A«A>At TAMES SPEIGHT AND CO., (Limited), CITY BBEWEEY DUNEDIN. SPEIGHT & CO.'S PRIZE ALES AND STOUT. (In Bulk and Bottle). EXCEL ALL OTHERS. And are the Most Popular in the Colonies On Tap at the Principal Hotels, and to be had everywhere. NOTICE. IMfRS J. H. COLLINS (late of Crown -*■"- Hotel, Waikaia) wishes to notify to her numerous friends in Waikaia, Riversdale and surrounding districts that she has taken over LYNDHURST HOUSE!, MORAY PLACE, DUNEDIN, (three minutes' walk from Post Office), as a BOARDING HOUSE, and will be pleased to see them, and can guarantee Firstclass Accommodation and Good Table. NOTICE. TTNTIL further notice, MR WALTER MoKINNA will aot as our. STOCK, AGENT at GORE, and any Stock entrusted to him will receive our best attention. J. A. MITCHELL & CO., 700e Auctioneers. COAL FOR THE MILLION I JT. HOFFMAN' BEGS to notify that he has just opened up anew LIGNITE SEAM of splendid quality, near Waikaka Siding. Price per Truck of five tons, at Waikaka Siding or East Gore, £1 10s. He is also prepared to cart coal, at per load, to Customers in Gore and Surrounding Districts. IS" Orders can be left with J. Geddes, Wheelwright, Gore ; Alex. Brown, East Gore Post Office,' Gore. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE Borough of Matauva. T ADIES and GENTLEMEN,— *—* In response to numerous enquiries, I take this early opportunity to intimate to you that I am a CANDIDATE for the Office of MAYOR at the forthcoming Election. During my long apprenticeship, you have had many opportunies of judging of my fitness to fill this important nllico, so I nppd only say that, should you honor me, I sh ill always endeavor to deserve this *p cial nvuk of your confidence. I have the honor to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your Humble Servant, HUGH CAMERON. Mataura, 4th Nov., 1897. 583 f MATAURA MAYORAL ELEGTION. To John Lowden, Esq., and the other 48 Ratepayers signing the Requisition. SIB, LADIES and GENTLEMEN,— Your flattering Bequisition has been placed in my hands to-day, and I am much gratified to find such an array of names asking me to allow myself to be Nominated to the high and responsible Office of MAYOR for the third time. I place myself entirely in your hands, and I thank you very much for the honor conferred. If I am elected, you may rely, as in the past, my devotion will be entirely in the interests of the Ratepayers. I have no axe to grind, and there is no prospect of my ever having one. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours very truly, THOS. CULLING. Mataura, sth November. 593 f BOROUGH OP MATAURA, N.Z. Annual Election of Hayov. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Annual Election of Mayor will be held on \ WEDNESDAY, 21th NOVEMBER, 1897, ' in the Oddfellows' Hall, Short Street, between the hours of 9 o'clock a m. and 6 o'clock • p.m. ; and all Nominations of Candidates 1 must be addressed to and delivered at my I Office, Oddfellows' Hall, Mataura, before ; Noon of • i SATURDAY, 13th NOVEMBER, 1897. I Nomination Papers must be in accordance J with the form prescribed by the Aot. J. C. MacGBEGOR, Returning Officer. I Borough Council Office, Mataura, tith November, 1897. 590 f