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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 27, 4 March 1865, Page 4

Business Notices* NELSON PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, HARDYSTREET. A FLETCHER, Photographer, has • just received a large stock of Chemicala, Photographic Accessories, Albums, Albumenized Paper, a select lot of Wilson's celebrated Stereoscopic Views, and a choice selection of Photographic Copies from the Great Masters. 386 MESSRS. HUBBARD and MARRIS, Accountants, Valuatobs, and Genebal Commission Agents, Beg most respectfully to announce to the inhabitants of Nelaon and its vicinity, that they have taken the office adjoining Mr. R. Lucas's, Printer and Stationer, Bridge* Btreet, where they intend oarrying on business as above. They are prepared to sell or let Property, to collect Debts, &c. Tradesmen's Books kept, and Balance Sheets prepared. DRAPERS' and GROCERS' STOCKS VALUED. Hubbaed and Mabbis, having had over twenty years' experience, assure those who may favour them with instructions, in respect to any of the abovenamed branches, that they shall receive their best attention. N.B. — All communications strictly confidential. Nelson, January 23. 420 mo be LET, the NATIONAL BOARDING X HOUSE, Bridge-street. Apply to J. Ellis, Auctioneer, Bridge-street. 247 Election Notices* THE SUPERINTENDENCY OF NELSON PROVINCE. mo ALFRED SAUNDERS, Esq., Nelson. Sib — We, the undersigned Electors of the Province of Nelson, hereby request you to allow yourself to be put in NOMINATION for the Office of SUPERINTENDENT of the Porvince, now vacant through the sudden and lamented death of his late Honour, John Peebt Robinson, Esq., and we promise you our support in the event of your consenting to stand for the office. Edward Atmore W. Andrews, sen. F. W. Haase James Rose David Grant W. Boyce W. R. Parmenter W. Egginton Christian Sixtus A. Franklin W. Wilkie B. M'Mahon, M.P.O. D. Gilbertson T. Rowling Francis Avery W. Askew, jun. B. Condell W. Askew, sen. Robert Lucas Peter Askew I. M. Hill W. Lynea H. Davis Henry York T. H. Stringer Charles Swarm S. Biggs David Goodall James Gibbs James Cook Isaac Gibbs Charles P. Pattie John Scott J. Duncan sen. Joshua Sigley J. Duncan, jun. G. Tarr John Duncan T. Whit well James Duncan Archibald Banks W. Miokell T. H. L. Watts Archibald M'Lean James F. Leech John M'Lean J. B. Hargreaves James Mickell J. L. Haaae H. E. Mason E. Laney Richard Holyoake W. Jenkins J. S. Anstice W. R. Waters Stephen Limmer H. J. L. Augarde John Aiken W. Walker W. M'Gowan Thomas Paterson E. G. Kennell George Jordan W. Ricketts Donald M'Gregor T. Newman W. May John G. Miles, M.H.R. Peter Clissold J. Maull Charles Bray E. G. Collins John Wilson Henry Van j W. Akeraten S. G. Robinson J. B. Calder E. A. Robinson W. Herrick W. Nation John Charles J. A. Packer W. Dedman Robert Sharp George Moulder 0. Andrews Henry Coombs John James j Joseph Rothwell Lewis Bryanfc W. Cresswell William Palmer Thomas Yarrall Richard Seymour F. W. Flowerday John Andrews David Mair William Andrews, jun. Henry Whiting Richard Phipps John Robertson T. Andrews Andrew Salmon William Newman Charles Parker, M.P.C. Ferdinand Nieman Richard Sutcliffe Thoma9 Hopgood James Wilkie James Wadsworth Thos. Ciarkson Benjamin Thomason Wm. Coppins Matthew Green Wm. R. Combs William Green Arthur Tb^BCoppins Levi James Joseph PatWr James Moore J. Aehburn W. N. Franklyn D. M. Luckie F. W. Irvine, M.D. John Barton John Sheat James Robinson Frederick Borckman B. S. Allen, sen, R. G. Crocker B. S. Allen, jun. R. Rart Charles Lunn John Lodge Henry Lunn Thos. Butler James Lunn Henry John Kriiger Thos. H. Vyvyan John Kriiger, sen. Thomas Boyes Fried. Schroder Charles Green Ernest Siggelkow William Douglas ■ Henry Fanselow John Staples, sen. William Jessop Robert Franklin Richard Eden John Brougham. Charles Balk William. Burlace Thomas Cropp Edward Austin A. H. Benaemann John Holdaway James Harford William Holdaway 0. P. Kearns Richard Burnett S. Mercer William Eyles James Haycock Daniel Eyles James Parker Samuel Cave TO THE ABOVE-NAMED REQUISITIONISTS. Gentlemen — Your requisition, signed by such a large number of my fellow-settlers, including many old and valued frienda whose confidence I highly prize, and with whose wishes I should naturally feel it a pleasure to comply, has just been placed in my hands. With the opinion I have always entertained and expressed, as to the obligation which every member of a free, and especially of a young community is under, to place the best public services in his power at the disposal of that community when called upon to do bo, I do not feel myself at liberty to urge my own unfitness for the office, or the necessary sacrifice of my private feelings and interest, as sufficient reasons for not complying with such a request. Whilst therefore I must be allowed to say, that I feel myself unequal to the responsible, and in many respects peculiarly unpleasant duties, that I clearly see to be just now inseparable from the office you seek to confer upon me, I am prepared, at your request, to place my* self in the hands of the electors, in the full confidence that, ehould they by their votes call upon me to accept the office, they will continue to me the same kind forbearance, consideration, and support, which I have so invariably experienced from them in the execution of the duties connected with the rather numerous public engagements which they have, during the laßt ten years, entrusted to my hands. My opinions upon most provincial questions have been so frequently expressed in public as to be well known to most of the electors, and the day of nomination will afford me an opportunity to give a full statement of my views upon the present condition, prospects, and requirements of this province. I am, Gentlemen, Yours respectfully, A. SAUNDEBS. Nelson, February 27, 1865. 467