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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1302, 9 June 1880, Page 4

ELECTION NOTICES TO ; THB ELECTOES OF THE WATCAKI DISTRICT. nfKdajbf«ace to<&e<l«nre of tiie Elector* X dirfrict—principally expressed . k» immo( aiiiiwiouMy-iigngd reqaumcmi town_*nd couulty " " * » tot fewdag*—l offer qndi u u faE (bs mI in FiniiDtn* Anient fbroagli tin utirwunt of tp. I parpoM to addrea is many is Um oeatra of population »t ih« wlwatnrmta ma time Will TW* of wbich 'meetings will be sfcortly notified in the lcical papers. Your obedient servant, GEORGE JONES.

TO TTg electors of waitaki. IkiTS. GEORGE JONES will address the jKL Elector* at the undermentioned times jilm'fi Windsor—Friday, June 11, G. 30 p.m. Oamarn—Saturday, Jane 12, 8 p.m. Livingstone—Monday, JOllO 14, 7 p.m. Oamarn —-Tuesday, Jane 15th, at 8 p.m. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WAITAKI DISTRICT.

GENTLEMEN", Having rcceired a nnmexoasly-signed requisition deoniig SM to come forward as a candidate for the ■eat in Parliament vacated by the resignaUm of Mr. Salop, I ban determined to phM my services at your disposal. If elected, I will nsemy utmost endeavor (p jn carrying each measures as will Jl9 justice alike to all classes of the com* monity.

I will give a hearty support to any Governmeat that may power in carrying out audi reform* as will conduce to the reduction •f departmental expenditure without destroying the-efficiency of service, and in all haaot endeavors to reduce taxation and to

fcaotioe itdet economy. The information which I have gained in connection with oar railway system as a Member of the Railway Commission will, I (rust, be of service to the country if I am elected, as it will enable me to aid in patting at cad to all unprofitable railway schemes each aa have been forced npon Parliament dozing past years. I shall be in favor of the utmost liberality, ABsiateniwith prudence, in settling population upon oar Crown lands, and of continning the present liberal electoral law. I will address yoa at the various centres & the coane Of the ensuing fortnight, when I atoll eater more particularly into * stateneat ef mypolitical views. lam, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, JOHN REED. EZdersEe, 18th May, 1880. 266 ELECTION FOB WATTAKL

•*yru. JOHN BETO will meet the Ekc- •'* tors at the undermentioned places •ad time*:— LIVINGSTONE Wednesday, the 9th Jane, at 7 o'clock in the evening. 80UTH OAMARU—At the Schoolhotue, am. Frid»y; tha 11th Jane, at 8 o'clock in tb*«ruiia£. Flaeea of meetings will be notified hereafter; and times and places for other ad» iTimn will be published. 282

TO TUB ELECTORS OP WAITAKI. At the requert of » lag* somber of the Electors of this District* I have agreed to become a Candidate far tke seat rendered vacant by Mr. Hialop's caeigaatioii. I Bits hitherto gives what anutanc* I could to the Liberal cause, and, If «!eet«d to represent yoa, I will assist the liberal party is ita efforts. As icon as •rnogeiaenta can be made I will folly erjUaaqrviam. I am, Your obedient servant, tj« W. H S. ROBERTS.

w. B. 8. BOBEBTS will meeet the .Jlectora at the undermentioned place* oltnM:— MOKBAKI—At Txattaf* Creek Schoolto—e. Piriday, 11th, at 7p. m. SOUTH OAMABU— Saturday, 12tb, at 7 p.". WINDSOR—Monday, Hth, at 7 P-m----[A Cus.} MB 8. BBUN TO N -WiS retnme her JUVENILE DANCING CLASS || her Beaidence, Eden-strcet East, on WEDNESDAY, the 21sr INST., at 3.30 OLOHIAL BOOT MABT Having parchaaed in Danedia, at A DISCOUNT OF 50 PER CENT. From manafactorers* price*, X am prepared to offer the aame to the gaa&aata of Oamani and diatrict, at yrieea foily one*third lower than those naually charged by the trade. XupaotMa invited. Competition defied. a W. HINCHLIFFE, Coloiul Boot Mi*t, TTiafrra atrnrrt, Oamarn. ERAT/ftW> MUSIC ALBUM, No. JM *. KewDaaoeMaaio, B.W.HAW,