The Poverty Bay Herald ADN East Coast News Letter.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 4, 1830.
JWBUSPI MM KEfilHo>
Pressure upon ouiLspace compels us to ".» curfcaiT ,bur . Qouutyj Council ■ report ; to "leave l ''joai';f some '■';'• "correspondence, /"and geneVaV Jocal ihform!itioW. : ' - :; ' -i. -*- & :^;MS.£ •Jofia> Sbniervellfiappear3^to"Jbe-the only lady's man ampng the candidates for Municipal honors, as he pr.efaces his candidafurpjjin'/riuX^colffiriuij; by-')tlie-: iSyords . " Ladies and Gentlemen." As a number n of Jadiea,are.Qo . the i hui-gess roll as entitled i inost> : 6f Ith1 th : ese''wili exercise J -ffie;'priVildge;of"ttv' w Wpmaii?a f'rightß,'?':tlie- - F - r oinißsioii .byXth'e pther^ candidates is na "» : 6vereighfrjfof'COurse ; anv;iTriiutentional one. If candidates can secure the goodwill of the women, they_..inay feel themselves •fpretty^aurerof; the-men. r - j .-• f r ■-^ > > t - • , -., We notic.f r .by...qur .^uj;herii files that Wellington- intends* seudfiig to Auckland a representative, football ; team to play a ■jmatch thg^-earlyrthii? months ;]^Te .therefore make tlie' suggestion "tliat* a match might be arranged'^ith them on ;their retnm^lWeliingtonS -tlid^Norbhern'' Bfceameß inyrariably.jlaya-.- h.ere^ a. iday, 'there would be'tiine eriou«h' ; for a; match: to ■be played. The end of the season, is at handj and that*' mtfsV' -popular --'of all 'athletic games has been entirely" "ignored by our local players. Surely there. must be a great^l«\ck,.'of e,u,ergy !;: aud. .earnestness for the" game among the officers, who. were elected at the atinual meeting, Ayhpse place' it uudonbtedly is tb'_keep.the bail polling.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VII, Issue 1113, 4 September 1880, Page 2
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221The Poverty Bay Herald ADN East Coast News Letter. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 4, 1830. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VII, Issue 1113, 4 September 1880, Page 2
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