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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 685, 24 January 1866, Page 2

j&aUs bg FRIDAY, JANUABY 26. FOE POSITIVE SALE. FEATHER BEDS, HEARTH HUGg, CARPETS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, &c., &c., &c. C. STIOHBTIBT & SOU SVTI sell at their Btores, on Friday next, without reserve, at 11 o'clock, SIX OASES CONTAINING Feather beds, bolsters and pillo^d Carpets and Hearth Rugs Men's and ladies' Boots Girls' and Boys' Boots 1 Golfs Patent 6-ohamber Revolver Mole Trousers, Alpacca Coats Melton Coats, Tweed Coats Men's Tweed Shirts Serge Trousers, Woollen Coats Neckties, Silk Handkerchiefs Lace Shawls, Wool Shawls Railway Rugs, Quilts Watches, Penci 1 . Cases, Pearl Rings Brooches, Albert Chafns Lockets, Gold Studs Plated Tea and Coffee Servico Superior Sewing Machine Blue Serge (in pieces) Fancy Prints Gents' Linen Collars &C., &c., &c. Also, 1 Beautifully Inlaid Cabinet, from theEiibition of 1862. 8 TO THE ELECTORS OF MABSDEH. (~i ENTLEMEN, —As you wiil soon be cal'eduroa Or to elect a member to represent your intents in the General Assembly o" New Zealand, I W again to offer myself a"? a candidate for your suffrages, Having attended in my place in tho House of Bepresentatives, as your member during the whole of tha last Parliament, I am conversant with the Tariou political p!ins and organizations that have existed or exist, which bear on your interests, and those of the Province at large. As a Marsden settler, lam also familiar with your wants and . wishes, and should you do me the honot of again electing me your representative, I will not firl to support those measures which I know and feel will be to your a lvantage, and oppose those which I believe will p: sve detrimental to them. I am strongly in favour of Separation; I HiinV that on the attainment of this the presgerity of the North depends. I will be prepared to support, therefore, any proposrl for complete Separation from the South Island, and withdrawal from the influence of Southern politicians. It will also be my endeavour to encoutagstie introduction population into the Province, and to promote the pei-nanent settlement of the counti?; on the sucecjs'that may attend the effort in this direcrection will mainly depeid the future prosperity of the Province of Auckland, and especially of llarsdej, which so much needs a resident and improving population. I am induced to come forward and again offermj services to you, at the request of a large number of the electors, and with the approbation of several of the most influential of my late colleagues. Should you do me the honor of returning mo as your representative, it will be my duty, as it has been my pleasure, to co-operate in all things with my brother representatives, for your benefit and that of the Province. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, JOHN MUNBO. Marsden, January, 1866. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PENSIOXEB SETTLEMENTS. GENTLEMEN, —Having been requested to for the Pensioner Settlements, at the approaching Election for the Ger~ral Assembly, I hare tl» honour, to intimate my readiness to serve as yooi representative, if elected, and beg to request jour votes in my favour. I have tha honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, P. F.DE QUINOEY Howick, November 23, 1865. WEBSTER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO AND EMPORIUM FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC REQUISITES, QUEEN-STREET, (Junction of Queen and Wakefield SibkisJ MR. WEBSTER has for sale I large stock af I requisites for Photography, and is prepared § to supply Photographers at moderate prices with ti: | following articles:—Landscape Lenses and Camera, I Stereoscope Lenses and Camera Stands {Glass and | Porcelaine), Collodion Dipping Baths and Iran, | Stereoscopes, Glass Funnels, Spirit Lsnips, Gn* | duated Measures, Coinitless Collodion Bottles, BsA* | grounds for the Operating Boom and Slips, Pnea- g I matic Plateholders, Albumenized Paper, Improttd g Printing Frames, from in. to 1 in. plate, P»s=« K Partouts, Frames for ditto, Cardboard Mounta?!, g Collodion for Dry and Wet Processes, Slow-setting r, I ditto for Views, Distilled Water and Chemicals 6' |j j all Photographic purposes. || i Mr. Webster has also on sale a great j| Shields, containing Likenesses of Otllcors of the g 65th and other Regiments, Portraits of Distingue" Persona; also, "Views, in the best style of Photcg || plue Art, of some of the mo3t picturesque J' 165 , 111 || tho Colony, including Views of the Bay of J 5 7j fe Tauranga Harbour and Cemetery, shomng g Obelisk erected to the Memory of the Officers"' J ° g 43rd Regiment, also of the G-ate Pa, the To< f ß® i P of Taranaki, with Mount Egmont in the distance- || Mr. Webstex undertakes every kind of f| graphing-—viz., Copies of Works of Art, Jta Photographs, to any number that may be requii |g ON SALE, BY THE XttTOEKSIG^ 1 j Ex 1 Ellermont/ from Melbourne; c Bita, fr o2l i| Sydney; and i Gala,' from liondoiij p| QKA BARRELS PORTLAND j| OOU 60 barrels Plaster of Paris.es' | Ho,' from New York. j|| D. GOtrGH.jun, )® Hobson-strMt. || January 5,1866, 8 O N SAL E. J| i IMPROVED BRICK PRESSING- fl X of the latest Patent, just arrived per w g| Applyt ° DAVID NATHAN- I NEW BONDED sa?0B® S ' 8 ALBERT-STREET. M r EWIS BROTHERS' S JLi STORES are now OPBN to receive V 9 current rates. August 26,1865. qlf