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Taranaki Herald, Volume I, Issue 31, 2 March 1853, Page 1

HURSTBOUSE & SMITH, LAND AGENTS, HAVE Houses, Town and Country • Section*, &c, &c, for Sale or to Lease; nnd will be happy to fnr-^ nish Gratuitous . Information to any New* Arrivals, WHANGAMI. TO BE SOLD. SCRIP, entitling \j the Holder to select 150 Acres at Whangnnui. - For particulars apply to HURSTHOUSE& SMITH. ITIT^T\ T0 7171 IT TEiPTn _ 4Jt Jti J_ JLtMI Jt 9 FOR A TERM, WITH A PURCHASING CLAUSE. A FOUR ROOMED COTTAGE, situated in a large Garden, containing 2 acres, well stocked with every description of Fruit Trees, within 2 miles of the Town. For particulars apply to HUaSTH'JUSESc SMITH. BELL BLOCK. TO BE SOLD. »TWO TWENTY-FIVE ACRE SEC JL TIONS in the above Block,— A^ portion of the purchase money may remain^ on Mortgage. TO BE LET, One Hundred Town Section*. Also, A Fifty Acre Section in the Bell Block. Apply, for particular to Mr. dc MOLE, Solicitor., F.hrnnry 1. 1853. WHANGANUI. FOR SALE, THREE IIUNDIED ACRES, of LAND, situated 3} miles fiom the south siile of the River, immediately opposite to the Town. It is enny of access, includes about 40 acres of good' Timber *Eand,~ "and ~has"a fine stream running through it. "Forlurther particulars apply to JOHN CAMERON, Wirito»,Wh>ngflMii. TO THB ' INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF (MdW PLYM®(mT!HI o |p ENTLEMEN,— Since the date of my vT Ad'Jress to you as a Candidate for 'he office of Superintendent, I have endeavoured to ascertain my chance of success at the Election. Opposed by the Government pnrty, and not patronised by the Constitutional Association, I have relied for support on the independent and unfettered portion of the Electoral Body. I have also declined offers from my friends to nominate canvassing committees on my behalf ;^not deeming it right to avail myself of even that usual mode of influencing the constituency. Nevertheless, and under these seeming disadvantages, I have received so many distinct promises of votes, and have reason to expect so much additional support from persons who decline as yet to pledge themselves to any candidate, that I can conscientiously declare my belief in the final success of my efforts to become your chief Representative under the New Constitution. 1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, J. T. WICKSTEED. Omata, January 31, 1853. mum Bsi<g[§)®[jMiLE>, bailor. BEGS respectfully to intimate to the Gentlemen of New Plymouth and surrounding Country, that he has hbmoved to his New Premises in Devon Street, where he intends carrying on Business aa formerly. J. McD. takes this opportunity of tendering bis sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the liberal patronage bestowed on him since his arrival in the Settlement, and hopes to merit a continuance of their favours. ' . Mew Plymouth, Feb. 22, 1853.