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Colonist, Volume XII, Issue 1264, 5 November 1869, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE SUPERINTENDENCE TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE OF NELSON. f\ ENTLEMEN,—As I shall not be preVJT sent at the official declaration of the Poll, I take this opportunity of returning my sincere thanks to those independent Electors who voted for me, and thereby honored me by such a display of their confidence. In thanking uiy friends on the West Coist, I would remind them, that although greatly in the minority as compared with the successful candidate, the result has established the truthfulness of my supporters in saying that I had a larger support in the districts around Nelson than the other unsueessful candidates; and to my fellow-settlers of the Province generally, I would address myself in all sincerity by saying that till there is a determination on their parts to be guided by their own convictions only, arrived at after mature consideration, or till the system of voting by ballot becomes law, ifc is quite useless for any man of moderate means, whatever his worth may be, attempting to contest an Election where a prominent ingredient of success is a lavish expenditure of money. I am, Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, 1605 WILLIAM GIBBS. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITT OF NELSON. Gentlemen,—The Nomination of Members of the Provincial Council for the City of .Nelson has been fixed for Tuesday next, when it is my intention to ask you to renew the confidence you have so often placed in me by electing me one of your representatives. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, ' - HENRY ADAMS. Nelson, November 3, 1869.] 1599 rfpO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY L OF NELSON". Gentlemen, —As the Nomination of Candidates to represent the City in the Provincial Council will take place on the 9th instant, I take this opportunity of informing you that it is my intention again to solicit your suffrages ; and I trust you will consider that my past conduct as your representative during the past four years has been sufficiently satisfactory to merit a continuance of your support. ALFRED GREENFIELD. Nelson, November 2, 1569. 1596 NELSON PROVINCIAL COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ■NELSON. r\ ENTLEMEN,—The time is approaching vX for-the Election of another Provincial Council, and I take leave to''announce-that I am again a Candidate for the honor of being returned as one of the' Representatives for the City. My experience as' a "new member "of "the Council has been brief, but I trust not without sonje .result tending to fit me the better to approach the standard of usefulness to which a representative should aspire. Before the election I shall have an opportunity of personally meeting you, and making such explanation as may be necessary. Meanwhile, I have the honor to solicit your suffrages and support. I am, yours faithfully, D. M. LUCKIE. Nelson, 26th October, 1869. . 1564 cTthe electors of the city of: nelson. Gentlemen, —At the request of many of the Electors, I have again consented to become a Candidate to represent you in the Provincial Council, and should you again return to fill that important trust, I will endeavor to forward the interests of the City and the Province generally to the best of my ability. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Yours Obediently, ROBERT BURN. Nelson, November 3, 1869. 1598 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NELSON. Gentlemen, —As I expect to leave Nelson early in next year on a visit to Australia and England of uncertain duration, I shall not offer myself as a candidate for a seat in the new Provincial Council. My votes while one of your representatives were in exact accordance' with the policy I specified when you elected me, and which was published at the time. Should there, however, be any points on which you may desire explanations, I shall be as ready to satisfy you as if I were about, to solicit your suffrages anew., But as this may be the last .occasion of my address- i ing you in a political capacity, I cannot retire without thanking you, as I now .do, for the uniform courtesy and consideration I have experienced in public and private at your hands, notwithstanding that the views I have advanced respecting i public matters have not always been conformable to current opinions. I am, Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, F.W.IRVINE. Nelson, November 4. 1610 • O THE ELECTORS OF "WAIMEA SOUTH. Gentlemen, —I again offer myself as a Candidate to represent your District in the next Provincial Council. I shall be glad to meet you on the day of Nomination, and shall be pleased to answer any questions relative to mj past conduct as your representative. Yours Faithfully, JOSEPH SIMMONDS. Spring Grove, November 3. 1600 TfiO THE ELECTORS OF WAIMEA:' X WEST AND UPPER MOUTERE. G-ENTLEMENj-^-Having been requested by a number of Electors to allow'myself to be. nominated as a Member of the Provincial Council to represent your district, which now comprises Waimea West, Upper Moutere, Dovedale, and Pigeon Valley, I beg to inform you that I have consented to do so, and offer myself for your election. ... . . I shall address you on the day of nomination on. the. different subjects of Provincial matters; and, should you confer upon me the honor of representing you in the Council, I. shall at all times endeavor to learn the requirements of the different localities, so as to-be able to look after' them; as well as after the welfarp of; the Province generally. ; , I am;: Gentlemen,' ■ Your Obedient Servant, $ \ CHARLES SELLING., ' Upper.Moutere, 29th Optober, 1869.. 1585 WANTED, a YOUNG MAN,"who can MILK COWS. Apply .to-W. Wilkie, Bridge-street, Nelson. ' •': ;. ' 1604 WANTED to PURCHASE or HIRE, . one.PORTABLE STEAM -ENGINE, about Ten Horse-power.-, " ''-"-' Apply, stating terms, to Ralph Richaedson, Esq., Trdfalgar : s't)reie^ ; .Kersb'n. "■■■ 1495 ANTED, for a COUNTRY HOTEL, a KITCHEN MAID. Apply to Mr. Disheb, Trafalgar Hotel.. 1474 j