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Temuka Leader, Issue 173, 3 September 1879, Page 2

YOUNG CLENROY. FOU S vLE, th/ wh-brated Entire Horse young/ /cAHe nroy WIliL BE SOLD CHEAP. Apply Ashburton Hotel. TE.MU KA CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINMENTS. FIRST OF SERIES To hi. YOLU N TE ifRl ILJ&L, TEM UK A, I ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th. Doors open at 7 p.m.; performance lo commuiice at 7‘30 sharp. Children under 14 years of age admitted free. Adults, Is. TEMUKA MON HE on pe new and ith I Sept DAY and part} Tea tieulars atur and rosn ue y ILL I AM ACCOUNTANT A 1 I AY ID S 0 N, emission Local Manage/fo/ theUaioa Insurance Co, also an Agml for the Australian Mutual Provident Society. Offices : Jonas, Hart and Wildicr’a oli premises, Timarn.

OP GERALDINE. Gentlemen, At the request of a number of influential residents in your district, I have consented to allow myself to bo put in nomination for your representation in the General Assembly. I am by no medjns /Ist ranger to your district, having been tJLA space of some years connected wth journalism in .North and South Caiacijmry. I have a thorough knowledge of your district, and anirjtimate acquaintance with the requirements of the locality ; and my suitability to I'epresent you is not lessened by having been engaged for some years in agricultural pursuits. As a representative of an important district in Parliament, during its last two sessions, I may, without egotism, claim to have been one of the most successful among the men who thought much of the interest of then* district, while they were not forgetful of their duties to the colony at large. My politics are decidedly Liberal. I am in favor of a franchise extended to residential suffrage ; a re-distribution of representative Triennial Parliaments; readjustment of taxationqjand Liberal land legislation. In to this and other subjects I cannot here go at length into, but I shall avail myself of an opportunity to do so before the polling-day. I am, Gentlemen, Yours'obediently, ' HENRY FELDWICK