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Taranaki Herald, Volume 1, Issue 34, 23 March 1853, Page 4

TOI (g®HIIOTT(E[E FOU CONDUCTING THE EJECTION OF C. BROWN, ESQ. ron. gupcrfntcn&fnt, Will sit every Saturday, at 5 p.m., at Tim SEVEN STARS INN. J, C. Richmond, Esq., Chairman. Mr. T. King, Mr. G. Broad more, Mr. C. Clare, Mr. P. Elliot, Mr. F. U. Glcchill, Mr. W. K. Hulkc, Mr. S. Oliver, Mr. M. J. Stark, Mr. W. Tatton, Mr. C. D. Young. R. CHILMAN, Secrp.tnry. T® THIE (ELI(gT®Rg OF NEW PIYH 0U T 11. /■"GENTLEMEN,— In my Addrc* to \.y( you of the 4th December, I desired to be more explicit on a subject which has since obtained considerable attention from my fellow settlers ; I allude to the propriety of the individual holding the office of Superintendent, being also embarked in business to the extent which I am in this settlement, against which an opinion lias been freely expressed. Obvious reasons will suggest themselves accounting for a difficulty in coming to a sudden determination on this point j but after giving the question all the consideration in my power, concurring in that opinion, and feeling that the number of votes which have been promised to my committee justify me, I have taken steps which will enable me to devote the whole of my time to the furtheiance of your interests, in the performance of the duties of the office of Superintendent. With my best thanks for the prompt manner in which you have placed me above j any fear of the result ot the eleciion, whether the opposition be single or divided, I remain, Gentlemen, Your most obedient servnnt, CHARLES BROWN. New Plymouth, Feb. 1, 1853. TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OJ? (MIW PLYd®yiTlHlc, /"N ENTLEMEN,— Since the, dale of m\ sJT Address to you as a Candidatp for the office of Superintendent, I have endeavoured to ascertain my chance of success at the Eleciion. Opposed by the Governmeut party, and not pntrnnispd by the Constitutional Ansociatii n. I hnve relied for support on the indep n 'i nt and unfettered portion of the Elenoi I Hotly. I huve also f.'eclined offers from tnv fiionds to nominate canvassing commit'cc- on my behalf; not deeming it right to i.v ill myself of even that usual mode of infliifiicinrr the constituency. Noorthcli-ss, and under these seeming <Ji>adv(int.-(ge=, 1 havereceivtd so many distinct piomisps 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 tny efforts to become your chief Representative under the New Constitution. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, .1. T. WICKSTEED. Omntn, January 21, 18S3. TO BE HAD AT THE STORE OF O. IV. ffOON, Boohsellcr $ Stationer. SHEEP DIPPING COMPOUND. Prepared by Stark and Co., Norwich, England. A sure and speedy cure for the SCAB, LICE, TICK, and all other Parisiiical In. sects in the fleece. It scours and bleaches the wool, and promotes its growth to an extraoidinary degree In casks, containing sufficient for fire score, price 30s. M J. STARK, Agent. Apcnt for Omata — T. Newshim. New Plymouth, August, 1852.