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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8388, 16 October 1890, Page 8

Electoral. LECTION NOTICE. WESTERN MAORI ELECTORAL DISTRICT. In pursuance of The Maori Representation Act, 18(17 and the Amendments thereof, I, George Thomas Wilkinson. Returning Officer for the Western Maori Electoral District, do hereby give notice that by virtue of a writ bearing date the 7th (lav of October, Isoo, under the public seal of the colony, an Election will lie held for the return of one quali!ie<l person to -er»e rus a Member of the House of Representatives for the said Electoral District, and that the m.uiinitiou of candidates will take place at the Town Hall, Kihikihi, Waikato. at noon on MONDAY, the 27tli day of October, 1890, and that the poll, if necessary, will take place on THURSDAY, the ;27th day of November. ls'JO, at the different polling places within the electorate. GEORGE T. WILKINSON, Returning Officer. Native Office, Otorohanga, October 14, 1 >'•> The Polling Places for the Western Maori Flee tor.al Districtset forth in the Supplement to the New 7.e*. ~..1 Gazette of October 8, ISflO, anil in the Supplement to the Kahiti o Nui Tireni of the same date. Jp A N U I T A N OA P 0 0 T I. TAKIWA POOTI MAORI WHAKA-TE-IIAUAURU. Na, i runga i nga ritenga o te Ture Whakatu t.angata hei reo mo te iwi Maori ki roto i te Paremat.i o Nui Tireni, IStiT, me nga Ture whakatikatika i taua Ture, Ko aliau tenei Ko llori Tamati Witikihana, te tino Kai-whakahaere o te pooti mo ts Takiwa Pooti Maori Whaka ; te-Hauauru ki panui atu nei ki nga Maori katoa <i roto i tana tikiwa, koia tenei :—i runga i te mana e tetahi Pukapuka Wh ikahau i tuhia i te 7 o ilea ra o Oketopa, IS'JO, he mea tuku i r.iro i .e Hiiri o Te ! Koroni, ka turia tetahi pooti hei whakatu i tetiihi tangatatika hei iiieina ki roto i t-e I'aremata mo te Takiwa Pooti Maori Wlrika-te-Hauauru. Heoi, he wtiakaatu tenei niiku ka tu te pooti wbakahuatanga ingo.a kite wliare huihuiugi tangata i te taone o Kikikihi, Waikato, a te MANE, te 27 o nga ra o Oketona, 1-i'ti, i te 12 o nga haoia i te awatea, hei whakaatu mai i nga ingoao nga tangat.» e hiahiatia ana kia tu, a, ko te pootitauga (iaa ineinga kia pooti) ka tu a te TAITE, te 27 o nga ra o Noema. ls!*>. ki nga kainga pooti katoa i roto i te Takiwa Pooti Maori Whaka-te-llauauru. na MORI WIHIRIHANA, Tino kai-whakah lere o te Pooti. GEO. T. WILKINSON. Returning Officer. Tari Maori, kei Otorohanga, 14 Oketopa, 1800. Ko nga ingoa o nga kainct pooti katoa o roto i te Takiwa Pooti Maori Whaka-t--Hauauru ka kitea ki roto ite kahiti apiti kit»- Kahiti o Nui Tireni ote So nga ra <i Oketopa, 1890, kahiti Pakelia, kahiti, Maori hoki o taua i.a. rjpO THE ELECTORS OF EDEN. It has been stated that I am running for Eden in the interests of another Candidate. This is untrue. I will absolutely go to the Poll. 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