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ELECTION OF MEMBERS OE THE HOUSRx OF REPRESENTATIVES, AND OF THE * ' PROVINCIAL COUNCIL. • WHEREAS the necessary WRJTS. having been issued by his Excellency fhe Governor of New Zealand for the ELECTION 64 MEMBERS to serve in the HOUSE of KE^REiSENTA.TIVES, and also for the Election' of Members of the PROVINCIAL COUjNGUfrfor the Motueka and Massacre Bay DitmetsTflPthe Province of Nelson, under the provisions of '&%■ Act of Parliament, intituled " An Act to grant a Representative Constitution to the Islands of New Zealand." I- hereby apppint WEDNESDAY, the third day of August next, at Noon,, at the Motueka school room, for the NOMINATION of Members to serve in the House of Representatives, and of Members to serve in the Provincial Council. In the event of a Poll being demanded for. either or both, I hereby appoint THURSDAY, the eighteenth day of August next, for thei POLLING to take place for the Election of Members to serve in the House of Representatives, and FRIDAY, the nineteenth day of August next, for the POLLING to take place for the Election of Members to serve in the Provincial Council. The voting to take place at anytime after nine o'clock of the same -days, at the school room in Motueka, and to close at Four, o'clock in the afternoon of the same days respectively. \ A. Le G. Campbell, Returning Officer. Motueka, 13t July, 1853. ftijyßlTS having been issued by his Ex- '' cellency the Governor of New Zealand, under the provisions of an Act of Parliament, intituled, " An Act to grant a Representative Constitution to the Islands of New Zealand," for the ELECTION of MEMBERS to serve in the PROVINCIAL COUNCIL within the Province of Nelson, for the several Districts following, viz., The Suburban Districts, The Waimea East District, The Waimea Wbst District, and the Waimea South District, I hereby appoint the several days following, at Twelve at noon, for the NOMINATION of Members to serve in the said Provincial Council for the said several Districts : — For the Suburban Districts, at Gardiner's Rope Walk, Town End, on Thursday, the 4th day of August, now next ensuing ; For the District of Waimea East, at Richmond, on Tuesday, the 2nd day of August aforesaid ; For the District of Waimea West, at the Waimea Village, on Wednesday, the 3rd day of August aforesaid ; and For the District of Waimea South, on Wednesday, the said 3rd day of Augu&t. In the event of a POLL being demanded in any or either of the aforesaid Districts, the Polling for the several Districts will take place as follows : — For the District of Suburban South, at Gar diner's Rope Walk aforesaid, and at the residence of John Humphries, wheelwright, Wakapuaka Road, on Friday^' the l&th day of August aforesaid ; For the district of Waimea East, at Richmond, on Wednesday, the 17th day of Augns* aforesaid ; For the District- of Waimea West, at the Waimea Village, on Thursday, the 18th day of August aforesaid ; and For the District of Waimea South, at Spring Grove, on Thursday, the 18th day of August aforesaid. The Polling to commence on each of the aforesaid day B,' at the places aforesaid, at Ten o'clock in the morning, and close at Four o'clock ia the afternoon. John Poynter, Nelson, July 14. Returning Officer. 'ftTOTICE to HOLDERS of RUNS.— -L^i The Commissioner of Crown Lands being now in a position to grant LICENSES for the occupation of Waste Land for depasturing purposes, hereby gives notice to all parties now occupying such lands as Runs, that, prior to the issue of any LICENSES, it will be necessary for each occupant to address to him a renewed application for the Run claimed, stating distinctly arid fully the boundaries of such Run, and the quantity of stock it is estimated to carry. ~V The forms of return of stock will iLortly be forwarded to all parties concerned, for the purpose of being filled up by each stockowner, preparatory to the necessary assessment being made by the Commissioner. M. Richmond, Commisstoner of Crown Lands. , Land Office, Nelson, July 20, 1853. AT a MEETING held at RICHMOND for the NOMINATION of MEMBERS to serve in the HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES far the WAIMEA DISTRICTS, a POLL having been demanded, I hereby give notice that ADDITIONAL POLLING PLACES will be opened on the day already ' appointed for the election, TUESDAY, the 16th day of August inst., at the following places :—: — " For the SUBURBAN DISTRICT, at the residence of Mr. Humphreys, Wakapuaka road, and at the School Room, Stoke. ,5> In the WAIMEA SOUTH "district, at the Sct'ool Room, Sprint; Grove. In the WAIMEA WEST district, at the School Room, ■Waimea Village. The Polling at RICHMOND will take place in the School House. John Potnteb. August 3, 1853. Returning Officer.. *"PO the EDITOR of the " NEESON JL EXAMINER." Sir — Asomewhat rude and unwarrantable attack having been made upon the character of one of our esteemed ministers in the settlement, ia your columns oa Wednesday last, an Elector in the Waimea wishes, through the same medium, to have the following questions put to Mr, Alexander Ogg : — I. How long ago is it since you mentioned the Sunday political meeting of Mr. Stafford's friends, which was held, or was to be held, at the Plough Inn, Richmond, one Sunday Morning at 1 1 o'clock ? •" 3. Did you not talk of it within the laitfonr weeks in the house of an Elector-fating your canvass for signatures to Dr. Monro's Uequisition ? 3. Did you not then say you thought of referring to the matter on the hustings ? I .vent to the hustings expecting it, but was disappointed. 4. If the report were true (and as you have circulated it, the contrary can scarcely be believed; why did you wish to shirk the responsibility of exposing such a vile outrage upon Christian decency and morality? Let us fearlessly " speak the truth and shame the Devil." : ' . Vindicator. Waimea. July 30, 1853. a WHITE BUL- ■*-\ LOCK, runnjng at large at Stoke, about Two-years old, has been doing damage, and is now in the possession of Mr. SAIT.Turf Hotel, and nofbrinded ; IF NOT CLAIMED within Fourteen day* from the date hereof, be will be SOLDto. nerrtv the rxpenses. Police Office, Nelson, Vu.lx*m Dalb. AUgUSt{3,. 8 S3,

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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 597, 13 August 1853, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 597, 13 August 1853, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 597, 13 August 1853, Page 8

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