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Southland Times, Issue 4156, 25 October 1881, Page 4

Election Noticesrpo THE ELECTORS OF THE A AWARUA DISTRICT. Gentlemen, — As many old fellow workers in the Liberal canse have asked me to continue the contest at the coming electon ; and as I believe I have devoted more time and thought to advance Liberalism than any other resident in the Mataura district, I beg to announce that I am a candidate for the representation of the proposed Awarua district. I hope all true Liberals will consider that my past services entitle me to receive their support; At a future time I shall state when and where I will address you. I am, Gentlemen, Yours respectfully, ANDREW KINROSS. Myross Bush, Ist Sept., 1881. se3 1~X) THE ELECTORS OF MATAURA. Gkntlemen,— Having been asked by a number of electors to make a public announcement as to whether I intend to seek re-election, I have, after due reflection, decided to again offer my services to represent you in the new Parliament. When the writs are issued, which I am informed will be very soon, I wiil invite you to meet me at the various centres, or as many as possible, to explain my action in the past and my intentions for the future should you do me the honor to re-elect me. Yours, &c, ocls J. S. SHANKS J3EQUISITION. TO CUTHBERT COWAN, Esq. We, the undersigned electors, request you to allow yourself to be nominated to represent the Hokonui Electoral District in the General Assembly, and we pledge ourselves to use our best exertions to secure your return. We are yours obediently, William Daniel J. B. Sutton Thomas Black Alfred Beaven Alex Hamilton A. Blakie C. D. Moore Donald Cameron Arthur Gerrard Thos. Me William And other 84 gentlemen To Messrs William Daniel, J. B. Sutton, and the other gentlemen signing the requisition — Gentlemen,— It gives me great pleasure to acknowledge receipt of your requisition, asking me to allow myself to be nominated to represent the Hokonui electoral district in the General Assembly, and in acceding to j-our request, to assure you that my best services are at your disposal. I will take an early opportunity of meeting the electors at the various centres of the electoral district to explain to them my views on matters political. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, ocl3 CUTHBERT COWAN Tc Let AFFICES TO LET, with Strong Room attached, over L. Rodgers 0 o.'s. Terms very reasonable. au2s ri< O LET Cottage situated in Don street, now occupied by Mr T. P. Finn. Apply J. D Hayes, Chemist, Dee street. ocß r p O LET Shop and dwelling house, adjoining Mesers Stock & Co., Tay street, from Ist November. Apply H. N. Simon. ocll W ~O L E T. "hop and Dwelling, lately known as Mitson » 8 ]r am :iy Hotel (will be altered to suit the convenience of incoming tenant). Apply r Mitson, Tay street. oc4 aR A Z I N G. 1 '■-"■>■ The undersigned has to let some first-class grazing ground for fattening; plenty of water and shelter. oc2l CALEB FROGGATT. For Sale FARMS UPON DEFERRED PAYMENTS CANTERBURY, OTAGO, and SOUTH LAND, to suit all classes of Purchasers. Plans and all information can be hal by applying to the NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN LAND COMPANY (Limited), Bond street, Dunedin. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. F OR SALE— FARMS of from 150 to 1000 ac r eß about four miles from the Mataura Railway Station, consisting of Land the most of which is equal in quality to the very best Land in Southland ; and is well watered. ■ As the present Owner purchased tho Estate direct from the Crown, and the title being under the Land Transfer Ast, and is unencumbered, he is in a position to Sell it at the low price of Three Pounds (£3) per acre. The Land is now being surveyed into sections likely to suit intending Buyers, but is now open for Sale on the free selection prin ciple. The object of the Owner in placing the Estate in the Market before survey is to let intending Purchasers of Land in Southland know that it can be bought at the low price above quoted, and so save them paying a very much higher price for Land of inferior quality and less advantageously situated. Terms.— Ten Shillings (10s) per acre Cash, the balance may remain on Mortgage at the rate of 7 per cent, per annum for a period of five years. The purchaser will hold his Land unfettered by conditions regarding imptovements or rotation of crops, &c, &c. For further particulars apply to ALEXANDER R. HAY, jul9 Invercargill. j\ j" o P*H ERS O N & CO. HAVE FOR SALE— Clover and Turnip Seeds Fencing Wire, Nos. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Galvanised Steel Barbed Wire Galvanised Iron, English and Scotch brands, assorted sizes Wool Packs and Seaming Twine Corn Sacks and Hessiams New Seasons Tea, Half Chests, Boxes and Caddies, of superior quality, being carefully selected Currants in Casks and Cases Flemes, Sultanas and Muscatels Oilman's Stores of all descriptions Whiskies, in qr.-casks and cases Brandies, in qr.-casks and cases Wines, in qr.-casks and cases Ale — Bass's and Ashby's, in bulk. Bottled — Blood's, Bull Dog, Younger's, Ind Coope and Co.'s. Stout — Blood's, Bull Dog, Younger's, Boar's 1 Head Geneva— JDKZ. in 12 and 15 bottle cases Tobacco — Black Swan Twists, and Over-the-Water 10's White Lead — Colors and Patent Driers Oils— Boiled, Raw, Colza, in 5-gall. drums ; Kerosene — The famous Sylvan Oil, manufactured specially for the Invercargill market Salt (fine and coarse) and in jars Slates, Cement, Sheep Nets Arsenic, Soda Crystals, Flour of Sulphur Guns, Breech-loading. Shot, Nos. 3to 6 Powder, John Hall and Sons ; Pigou, Wilks, and Laurence Pianos, Pianettes, and Pianonos, Broadwoods Clarets, Champagnes, and Liqueurs Cigars, Schnapps Sheep Shears Turning Lathes, and Gas Engines. Shaping Machines. neS gTRANG AND GILCHRIST PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS GLAZIBPS AND SIGN WRITERS, P«fl«tr««t t loTOrowgm