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Southland Times, Issue 3315, 4 February 1879, Page 4

Publio Notices. O THE ELECTORS OF^CAMPBELLTOWN. Helectohs of Campbelltown, — Lend me your hears, hears, hears, yes hears, what you hears with, notears them belongs to hasses not that I want tnem, for I flatter myself that I have as magnificent a pair as ever adorned the ed of any other hanimal of my kind, but but that 1 may ponr into them the torrent of my helequence and shew you,' how I have been treated in this place by Committees composed of persons, who was totaly higorant of how to transact business, not a man among them knowing anything about the affairs they undertook to caruv on. . They turned me out of the Road Board, they turned me ouf.the Assaneaum, altho' I am a life member, they would|nt have_ me on the Boating" .Club, altho I had a bbatTand last of hall they have ousted me from the School Committee and no one would propose me for re-election. This, Gentelmen, shews plainly how hignprant they all are, they can't appreciatte me/ Taey say I'm put up as an Ox, but it's no ox; they say it's to prevent a walk over, I'll give tbem walk over I'll walk over my hbpporient's edd. If I'm not the fittest man in the Southern Hatmosphere for a Mare, I'm a Hass— and that I know I'm not. Look what Campbelltown has done for me, I beg your pardon I mean what I have done for it,*l mean — I used to be the Butt of the little Boys but now they have got more sense and leave me alone and admire my ability, especialy when I shew any. It is a gross mistake to think that I am not the fittest and properest person for the Maerle chair — 'I have told every Committee I" have yet been on that I was the only man fit for the Chair, but they would'nthelect me and I abused them all found for their want of discernment. Gentelmen, if you do me the onor of helecting me I assure you, Gentelmen, it will reflect credit on your intelegence and shed ]a ray of glory on our new borough, for I feel myself to the " billet born" and vill rule witjh a spectre in my hand and a bailone on my edd. Trusting, Gentelmen, you are not Oxing me, I leave myself in your ands. 16 TOM NOODY. "T| _U N E D IN CUP, 1879. ■ A consultation on the above event, will be held- by;3QOO subscribers at £1. each, to be divided as follows :— . First prize < ...... ... ...£I2OO ' Second prize 500. Third prize ... 300 ; Starters (divided) 500 : Non-starters (divided) ... 500 £3000 ; Crossed cheques, with exchange (Is) added, and stamps for- reply and result. ; Early application for tickets necessary. \ ■ GEORGE iDODSON, : ' Treasurer. Address— Box 27, Port Chalmers. TV U N E D IN CUP, 18 7 9 A CONSULTATION' on the above event will be heldby 2000 Subscribers; at £1 each to be divided ! as follows :- — i FiTstprize ... ... ... £1000 Second prize 400 : Third prize:.. ... *.. 200 Starters (divided) 200 Non-starters (divided) ... 200 £2000 Crossed cheques, with exchange (Is) added, and stamps for reply and result. i HERBERT BENTLEY, ;. ., Treasurer. Address^ — Box 37, Invercargill, and offices, Rodgers' Buildings, Dee street, Invercargill. p| UNE DI N C U P— l 87 9. FIFTY-NINE NOMINATIONS. Mr A. A. Cameron has opened his annual consultation on the above important event. 4000 Members at 20s Each. First Cdefinite) £1000 Second (definite) 500 Third (definite) 300 Fourth (definite) 100 Other Starters (divided) ... 600 Non T starters (divided) ... 1500 £40u0 Exchange, Is for cheques. Two stamps required, one for renly and one for result. . ALFRED A. CAMERON, Box 251 ; or Prince of Wales Hotel, Dunedin C. FREEMAN JH /\J~f DEE STREET O T I C E . C. FREEMAN, Watchmaker and Jeweller (Next to the new Theatre, Dee street) Begs to remind his friends and the public that he will continue his Cheap Sale till further notice, of Clocks, Watches, and firstclass Jewellery, Diamond Rings, Suites, ladies' and gents' Gold Chains, Studs, Scarf Rings, Pins, rich and newest designs, large assortment of Wedding Rings and Presents, i NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED FOR CASH. All kinds of Watches and Clocks'accuratelyi repaired with despatch, Sterling ; Silver Claret Jugs and ] Cups for Presentation. -pt O R S A L .E THE NORTHWOOD PARK ESTATE, ; . Winton, Southland. Comprising about 1490 acres partially improved, with dwelling-house, stable, good garden and orchard. Frontage to railway and Winton River, and , well sheltered. For quality of soil, and situation this property cannot be surpassed. The owixer being desirous of leaving the colony is prepared to sell at a low figure. Apply to W. H. KING Wktton. Tjl O R SAL E,-i-A CHOICE AND COMPACT FARM In the favorite district of the Toetois, on the East Bank.' of the Mataura, consisting of — | tJ.QO ACRES FREEHOLD - - 10A » LEASE (Educational ' LjU\) Reserve), having over 'six yeans ! to run. t The whole of the above property is securely fenced, and over 300 acres are under cultiva-j tion. There is a large extent of River Front- L age (to the Waimataka), and the land is of V the best description in Otago, situated within 3 miles of the Fortro»e Jetty. f For further particulars apply to . THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND .MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, I (Limited), INVERCARGILL. 1p O R SAL E,-4-Sectionsl9 and 20, Block 5, Clinton. All fenced and cultivated, with four-roomed cot- j tage, almost new.. * [ Apply to JOHN ERASMUSON, On the Ground. Or, D. MATHESON & CO., . _ . Dee street. ] -TJ A V R O A . . D. FOR SALE — 250 acres of land, more as* less improved, on the Bay Road, about three mil«a rom town. • ' H. E, OSBORNE, ' Auctioneer, Esfc street,