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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11598, 5 December 1899, Page 1

Election. Notices. DUNE DI N CITY ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) you will have your Triennial Opportunity of RETURNING THREE PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATIVES for the CITY OF DUNEDIN. This is at all times a Responsible Duty, and I feel confident that you will realise the Trust placed in your hands that day. As you are already aware, I AHA CANDIDATE FOR YOUR SUFFRAGES, and have Addressed 13 Meetings in the various parts of the Electorate. Amongst the Subjects I have brought more particularly under your notice are the EDUCATION QUESTION, LAND REFORM, the FUTURE BORROWING POLICY of the COLONY, the PROPER INCIDENCE OF TAXATION, ADVANCES TO SETTLERS ACT, the REFORM of the LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, the FINANCES of the COLONY, OLD-AGE PENSIONS DAIRY, DREDGING, and QUARTZ MINING, and last, but not least, the LOCAL WANTS OF THIS IMPORTANT ELECTORATE. As you are aware, I have emphasised the fact at all toy Meetings that I am an INDEPENDENT LIBERAL, and am prepared to SUPPORT MY PRINCIPLES relating to the above questions INDEPENDENT of PASTY CONSIDERATIONS, as I firmly believe the RULE OF THE PEOPLE SHOULD BE SUPREME IN DIRECTING PUBLIC AFFAIRS. I always have upheld the theory that HONEST and JUST LEGISLATION for the benefit of both CAPITAL and LABOUR should be PLACED BEFORE MERE PARTY CONSIDERATIONS. It is unnecessary for me to refer to the fact that the Citizens have already elected me to tho most Honourable Posts within their power, but I.think I can without egotism claim that I fulfilled all the duties pertaining to my various positions to tho Thorough Satisfaction of both the Ratepayers and Electors of Dunedin. In conclusion, I will repeat the statement with which I concluded most of my Meetings* viz., THAT I EXPECT 'A HEARTY VOTE OF CONFIDENCE TO BE EXPRESSED IN ME AT THE BALLOT BOXES NEXT "WEDNESDAY. ' I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, yours faithfully. ' '_ C 11. CHAPMAN. .?%? J?S V^k * "j|/|"ONSTER LIBERAL-LABOUR MEETELECTORAL DISTRICT .OF WAI- The GOVERNMENT CANDIDATES— HEMO. ■- Messrs MILLAR, ARNOLD, and BARCLAY NOTICE OF POLLING DAY. —request the ELECTORS to MEET them In pursuance of "The Alcoholic Liquors __~,_ „„,,. , Sale Control Act, 1893," "The Amendment THIS {TUESDAY) EVENING, the sth Act, 1895," and " The Licensing Poll Re^ula- DECEMBER tion Act, 1399," I, JOHN THOMAS . GWYNNE, Returning Officer for the Elec- '.. • In the 'toral District of Waihemo, do Hereby Give Notice that a POLL of the ELECTORS of GARRISON HALL, the WAIHEMO ELECTORAL DISTRICT will be taken under the Provisions of the said At 8 o'clock. Act on the 6th day of DECEMBER, 1899, to determine the questions set forth in the first n n \\ n - i, i „ t , T ~ schedule of the said Act-viz.: Galley ™H bs Reserved for Ladies and n\ -n- ~ n > c t -l trentjlemen accompanying them. (1) w nether the number of licenses existing in the district is to continue; ■'•-. -• (2) Whether the number of licenses exist- Mr W. Swan will take the chair. ing in the district is to be reduced; (3) Whether no licenses are to be granted in the district. , '. As thls is the Night before the Battle The following are PLACES ALL THE ''^s™,™ INVITED for the Electoral District of Waihemo:— 1U AII^JND. 43 The Courthouse, Palmerston (principal). Tt/ITESSRS SCOBIE MACKENZIE, ALEX The Courthouse, St. Bathans. ■ JL"-fi-The Courthouse, Hamiltons. SLIGO, and CHARLES HAYNES'S Millar s Building, Ranfurly. The. Schoolhouse, Upper Kyeburn. /-to-woto at minnmm^r, Tho Schoolhouee, Lower Kyeburn. CENTRAL COMMITTEE The Schoolhouse, Blackstone Hill. _ The Schoolhouse, Cambrians. . WIU MEET The Courthouse, Macraes. The Courthouse, Hyde. ; - • •■ At the Rooms, Moray place The Schoolhouse, Green Valley. '•■'■"" ' The Schoolhouse, Gimmerbum. ' TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY) . The Schoolhouse, Maheno. • ■ y ' / ' The Schoolhouse, Lauder. . ~, o , The Schoolhouse, Wedderburn. , At 8 sharp. The Schoolhouse, ICakanui South. The Schoolhouse, Otepopb. The Schoolhouse, Wainakarua. ; a -a n \\ iiuj™.. -o a „l -, The Schoolhouse;| Hampdeh. . A Attendance Requested. The Schoolhouse, Hillgrove. The Schoolhouse, Shag Point. . : ■TtoagSSSS'SSS- , Electors can obtain their Voting Numbers The Courthouse, Naseby. from the Secretary. The Schoolhouse, Flag Swamp. ; „, ~ T ' ' The Schoolhouse, Moonlight. ' :\ . To enable ladies or Invalids to be called for The Schoolhouse, Nenthorn. and driven to a convenient polling booth their ™2S£i£&££ssi»" Z±fCT sh°"H" M inW Returning Officer. ■ ITO THE ELECTORS .OF WAIHEMO. (] AVEESHiM ELECTORATE. 'Ladies and Gentlemen, — Permit me to take this opportunity of * shall be Pleas?d to MEET the ELECTORS THANKING you most sincerely foi the . ~ ~ , TT „ „ honour you have done me in returning me on at tlle Cavcrsuam Hall TO-NIGHT (TUESthe present, occasion unopposed as Member for -™*™ .„ ~ , the Waihemo Electorate in the Parliament of DAY) at 8 ° clockNew Zealand. The fact, of the large, mass of 5d W. H ' WARREN the Electors being so desirous of .returning me ~— : 1_ unopposed has unmistakably shown that I fiAVEESHAM ELECTORATE. had in my recent trouble the sympathy of the ■ .- —— Electors of air shades of political opinipn, in ■ MrA MOBRTSftN their allowing me to be returned without the i Mr A- MORRI&ON worry of a contest. ; Will be pleased to MEET the Cavershant It will be clearly my duty, as the Representa- Electors power" KSSS& E^Offi* o? Z *™™> %h ** Electorate,,and to assist in the good govern- mber> at Naumann s Hall. ' ment of the^colony, by pursuing, as'for as pos- ■ At 8 o'clock. sible the policy with which my name has been TnTT?/"rmiQ ri-p „ associated, and using every precaution a"d I^l T??° t RS OP DUNEDIN—Vote Equal prudence in my power to make it a success t tiTT™ Justice for all by Leaving and thereby assisting to maintain the pros! In the To P Lme- - ' 5d perity of the colony. ■ ■ . ' —' —— 1 « lam glad to say my Health is steadily mi- „, , proving, and I hope before the meeting of Par- lenders. liament in the usual way it mil be good '^nvKrnvT^, ' enough to enable me to pay a special visit to fZr ■\££ RS are lnvited tm 2 P-m. of WEDeach portion of the Electorate, and thereby « S?^lv!^ 2Otb inst > for the ERECbecome acquainted with the local requirements }° lo£ a RESIDENCE (of Wood)' in Rattray of each locality. ( street. . Again thanking the Electors'for-their many ■ ' JAMES HISLOP acts of kmdness, y Dowling street. Architect.^ I have the honour to be, -OORTIFIOATION RAILWAY AND COAL • xour obedient servant, ■&• COMPANY LIMITED). ■n- •«.* n -^ JOHN M-KENZIE. .TENDERS will be areceived by the underileathneld, December 4, 1899. 5^ signed until noon of TUESDAY, the sth TOEUCE EI,FfTn t? a m -p1 December' for Contracts Nos. 5 and 6. B E_il ECTORATE. FORMATION, FENCING, CULVERTS etc. •-■■•■■• ■ ; > MR J. ALLEN Plans and specifications with Will ADDRESS the ELECTORS of Bruce as, ™* ■ BOBERT gAY^ under: mHE NEW ZEALAND REFRIGERATING Kaitangata—THlS (TUESDAY) EVEN- COJIPANY (LIMITED). ING, December 5, at 8 o'clock. mv\rn^ a -— . TENDERS are invited for ERECTION of i\ •" • -N; I A- L. NEW SLAUGHTERHOUSE and other AD- ;.■ DITIONS to Burnside Works. Plans and specifications may be seen on application at the A Report is being Circulated that the Hotel- Worka- Tenders will be received at the ComPa»y's Office, Dunedin, up to 9 p.m. on SATkeepers in Milton have combined to use their URDAY, the 9th December. interests in favour of one of the Bruce Candi- W' PANT°N> ._ ' Architect, dates. We now beg to give this -an EM- D^meclin.^29th Kqvembar,^99. 30n PHATIC DENIAL. We have had one or two /GALVANISED CORRUGATED~^RON_ ■ , . RedclifEe Crown is the best and cheaplntormal meetings among ourselves to consider ? st iron manufactured. To be had from all ~ , . ironmongers and storekeepers, the best means to adopt to prevent the heavy - •■ ■ loss that must be inflicted upon ourselves and BnsilleSS Announcementsthose dependent on us if Prohibition is carried i|Tfe AWSON & CO., Watchmakers, Jewellers, ' ■ °Pti(^g£, 24 George street. but at no meeting has the question of politics qPLENplD~sl^rc"focks, Electro-pIaTeTEa"-cropped up; neither has the name of either of Gold and SilvgWafchef '*****'. the candidates been mentioned. fi OLD Chains, Necklets, Charms, EngageVT ment, : Keeper, and Wedding Rings, Links, (Signed) G. ROBERTS, Studs,. Brooches, Bangles, Pendants, Pins H. G. COOMBE, etc- . F. BASTINGS. "^^r^'- 0^I^^ and Birthday Presents, Christ- ,_ T-E-^-rr " mas Presents. Jewellery Made to •yy IE:OUAITI ELECTION. Order. Old Jewellery converted into FashionMr E. G. ALLEN will be hannv to AfEFT r ~~~' the ELECTORS as under-- QPECTAgLES to suit everyone; Gold, 001110^ 6-™18 DAY Sed^^cirarg^ 6^^8- *"" "X (IUEbDAY), December 5, at 2.30 p.m. ■ 2-: At Jackman's Hall, Ravensbourne—THl«! TCnREE SAMPLES of Barraclough's PRO(TUESDAY) EVENING, at. 8 o'clock "^ GANDRA (to prove that it is a certain • cure for corns) will be posted to any address in Ladies Specially Invited. tho colony.—Address Barraclough, Wellington. W'AIKOUAITI ELECTORATE. ]n OCT9HS Differ re Sara to most oom- -"-' plaints; but they all agree that Barradough's MAGIC NERVINE cures toothache and PROGANDRA is a certain cure for corns; all chemists; Is each. Mr JOHN WHITE will ADDRESS the l^rWould suffer from corns when free ELECTORS as under:- D \\ . £>s& f Q Kfony for the asking.—Address Barraclough, WellingPort Chalmers Town Hall— THIS (TUES- ""'■ .-.■■■■■ . -pv^ATTMr. -r^ " MAi S-, is comiag- Take time by the foreDAY) EVENING, December 5, 8 .-^ lock and enjoy yourself before it comes! , . , • now? Why, cure your toothache with Barra.o clock. dough's -MAGIC NERVINE and your corns with PROGANDRA; all chemists; Is eachand wholesale New Zealand Drug Company. XNFLUENZA.-Dr Mackenzie's Influenza Ladies are specially invited. 27: i RaUra^Tr ™mediElto relief-~J- P- Car'D UNEDm fN^FSzI-Dr Macke nz ie's Influenza DRED SOCIETIES should follow those £P. attaCksin Cluistchurch, and VOTE to COUNTERACT "f NF^ UE!v; ZA-—Dr Mackenzie's Influenza 0 _H_ Cure ]las cured c -| ozen3 of cases j ur i, 1(r ~ , T .. _ , L T tfae present epidemic-J. P. CARROLL, Rafthe JNo-hcense Party at Local Option Poll To- tray street. i Gu morrnw r , mUSSICURA. for Infiuenza, is unequalled;" monow< 5d J.: try it.-Pric.e, 2s 6d. .«;