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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1303, 10 June 1880, Page 4

ELECTION NOTIOEB m " TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WAITAKI DISTRICT. OBnoncr, rfefsMMS to thfl desire of th« Elswtors m district—prfarfpany 2@sßy wfamtte towa dtfttu tehlk (•* 4»y»-I offsr amtli as • MoUiti for tie teat in PaMiamani MlMlficwt tht ntiwmwt of Mr, ffidtOr I purpose to address as noy ntir J r > g- in the centres of population ttnmoai iha tlwtonte ai time trill per■ui, |k« data* of which meetings will be shortly notified in the local paper*. Your" obedient serrant, GEORGE JONES.

TO THE ELECTORS OF WAITAKI. . GEORGE JONES will address the Elector* at the undermentioned time* indphcH— Windaor —Friday, Jnna 11, 6.80 p.m. Ouurn—Saturday, June 12, 9 p.m. Lmngitoß*—Monday, June 14, 7 p.m. Ouutn —Tuesday, June 15th, at 8 p.m. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WAITAKI DISTRICT.

EHTLEVLKN, Having received * numerauly-eigned requisition desiring IB* to come forward u a candidate for the Mat in Parliament vacated by the resignatioa o£ Mr. Hislop, I have determined to place my services at your disposal. If «faeted, I will ose my utmost endeavor to assist in carrying such measures as will do justice alike to all claw* of the com* aaaaity.

I wQI pre a hearty support to any Government that may be in power in carrying crat snch nforoa as will conduce to the reduction •f departmental expenditure without destroying the efficiency of service, and in all lant endeavors to reduce taxation and to practice strict economy. Xk« information which I have gained in oeoaection with oar railway system as a puinKw of the Railway Commission will, I treat, be of aervice to . the coontryif I am tl+f*-*, M it will enable me to aid in putting H isd to all unprofitable railway schemes nek as have been forced upon Parliament faring past years. I be in favor of the utmost liberality, 1 inniiTj.ii it with prudence, in settling popuupon our Crown lands, and of conthe present liberal electoral law. I wi address you at the various centres iktk* course of the enroing fortnight, when 2 A«n more particularly into a stateI —r* cf my political views. lam, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, JOHN RETD. Elderslie, ISth May, ISSO. 266

ELECTION FOR WAHAKL JOHN TfETD will meet the Electors at the undermentioned, places sad tiiaea:— SOUTH OAMARU—At the Schoolhonse, c» Friday, the 11th Jane, at 8 o'clock in Urn Tuning. OAMABI7 Volunteer Hall, Tuesday, ISthinit., at 7 p.m. Places of meetings will be notified hereafter; and tunes and places for other adill i —n will be published. 282

TO TTTR ELECTORS OF WATTAKI. At the «qae«t of » 7i axmber d Hectors of tbii DisI fcaTe agreed to became a Candidate Ctf tit* lotitoised TKtut by Mr. Hialop's nofßStiaa. " I lucre hitherto given what wfifiin n I «—aM to the liberal caoae, and, if tlaetedtoispmßat jaa, I "will assist the ia«»«) ■party is its efibrtsL Ai soon as Bii tit J"" * »"* bo Tr I niD fally ex* {Sua ay raws. lam, Year obedient servant, Hfi W. H S. ROBERTS.

-are. W, H. a EOBEETB -will xnaw* the Elsetorisi theoa>d«rsMnrt2oced place* MOERAKI—At Trott«r'« Creak Schoolkwn, TnS*?, m. WHTDSOR— Mtb, *t 7 P-m----£A Ca*».] x, g, ¥~r unto » Will rerome her JVVZSfILE DANCING CLASS tar K«awfe»c*, Bden-street Bui, on ■WJ3>N23DA7, tfc« 2137 INST., a 3.30

OirOJflAL BOOT MART Bwaitftmliitrt hi DsM&,»t .A DIBCOVST OF 50 YSSfk CENT, F>«h pric«#, 3 «b to offer ti# same to tb« wfitmfif o€ o*m*ni nd at «i«ff folly fewer Iba IfaMW aroaHfy charged by tb« 0. W, HISCHIJFFE, ■CMovfAir Boo* MA*?, Tbatte*-atre«£, Osmara. 347