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Southland Times, Issue 4186, 29 November 1881, Page 1

For sale fp <5 R" t3 A h E, , Engine, '• Robey's," six horse, portablegood as new. Price moderate. Apply CARSWELL, WHITE & CO., n22 Invercargill. ]p O R SALE. , Section 3, Block XXVII., Ettrick street, Invercargill (Corporation lease), quarter acre, with substantial four-roomed cottage. Lease nine years to rnn at nominal rent. For price And full particulars apply j (JAHSWELL, WHITE k CO., ■ n8 Invercargill. Jp O R SALE VIC T O RIA PARK, WAIKIWI, BEING ONE OF THE FIRST SELECTIONS IN SODTHLAND. Three miles from the P. 0., Invercargill ; the Great North Road and Railway within a few chains of property ; also, tramway in course of construction, being laid on above road ; railway station and public school within a few chains. Property consists of between TEN AND ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES t)f rich, loamy, friable clay, about 150 acres of which have been under crop ; the whole is fenced and partly subdivided. There are about 80 acres of full grown bush, chiefly black pine and totara, which shelters the premises from the south winds. Property very suitable for cutting up for Villa Residences, being bo near Invercargill and so Accessible by road and railway. The dwel-ling-house consists of 12 apartments, facing the north, and surrounded by two acres of garden and orchard, trees in full bearing there are also the usual outhouses necessary for a large farm, and the Waikiwi river passes through the property ; it has lately been stocked with trout from the Wallacer town ponds. The neighboring proprietoraie first-class settlers, many of whom havl been so for upwards of twenty years. Therare several sections in some of the principas business localities of Invercargill, Gladstonee and Campbelltown for sale also ; and agril pultural farms on the Bluff Road, suitable for those with small capital. My reason fodisposing of all my properties is that I in , tend to leave for South Africa bo soon as q can wind up here, and may conclude by stating that I am open to receive offers to any extent of lani there up to 121,000 acres of the finest pastoral and agricultural land : that can be anywhere met with ; price per i acre so low that it will surprise enquirers. Apoly to K. MoTVOR, Victoria Park, Waikiwi ; Or ocl 3 Gladstone, Invercargill. Election Notices rpo THE ELECTORS OF IN--i VERCARGILL. Gentlemen, — At the solicitation of a large number of electors I have consented to become a candidate for the representation of this electorate in the Assembly. I will appoint times and places of meeting to discuss the politics of the day with you — which is more in accordance with ray general character than narrating them here— due notice of which will be given. — I am, your obedient servant. nlB JOSEPH HATCH TO THE ELECTORS OF THE AWARUA DISTRICT. Gentlemen, — I shall try to secure victory for the Liberal cause, by addressing meetings in every popttlated part of the district. As 1 rely wholly on the support of the industrial class, to which 1 belong, I hope every one will give me fair play, by coming to hear me before deciding how to vote, I am, Gentlemen, Yours truly, ANDREW KINROSS. OTHE ELECTORS OF A WAR DA. , Gentlemen, — I have the honor to announce that it is my intention to become a candidate for the representation of your district in the new Parliament. I will take every means in my power to place my views on the leading topics of the day fully before you. lam, Yours obediently, oc2l J. WALKER BAIN. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE AWARUA DISTRICT. Gentlemen, — To set at rest doubts which have been expressed on the subject, I beg to state that 1 am a candidate for your representation in the General Assembly. After the date of the elections is fixed I shall address meetings in the several centres of population, and thus afford you an opportunity of judging whether my political opinions are such as to merit your confidence and support. Meantime my Bincere thanks are given to the numerous friends on whose requisition I have entered the field. I am, Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant e27 JAMES P. JOYCE. 11TATAURA ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE MATAUBA DISTRICT. GENTLEMEN,— I have decided to allow myself to be placed in non. nation as a candidate for your representatic in the General Assembly. To such of you as are not aware of my political opinions, I beg to state that between this date and that of the nominations I shall meet you in the various centres and give a full explanation of the course I should take if elected. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant. G. F. RICHARDSON. Oaklande, 28th Oct., 1881. 0c29 TO THE ELECTORS or the WALLACE DISTRICT. Gentlemen, — I beg to inform you that I am a candidate for your suffrages at the ensuing general election, and will take an early opportunity of visiting the chief centres of population in your district, and explaining my views upon the various topics likely to engage the attention of the new Parliament. In the meantime I may state that the political opinions I entertain are liberal and progressive ; and should I have the honor of being returned as your member, I shall attach myself to the Liberal party in the House of epresen a lyes, JAMBg jrACKINT osH. Qladfield, 3rd November, 1881. n5 Invercargill, 22nd Oct , 1881. To Messrs Gall, MacKay, Mac Lean, and the other gentlemen who have signed the requisition. f^i ENTLEMEN,— I have much pleasure in \T accepting' your invitation to become a candidate for the representation of Mataura District at the coming election, and will take an early opportunity- to meet and address you at the several centres/at times and places of which I will advertise you.' I am, gentlemen, , \ ; . Your most obedient servant, qogi J. t. THOMSON,