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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 2107, 14 June 1873, Page 4

NOTICE TO. DISCHARGED , . SOLDIERS,, Superintendent's Office, New Plymouth, May 19, 1873. rTHE SELECTION of SECTIONS iv the J. Egmont Village by Discharged Soldiers who have selected Rural Allotments (and are entitled to a grant for them) in the Hua and Waiwakaiho Hundred and Tarurutangi Districts, will take place at the Provincial Survey Office, at 11 a.m. on Mol?Ky, the 16th June next. Conditions to bo seen at this Offico, will have to be fulfilled beforo any title will be given. Fred. A. CAnitiNGTON, Superintendent. 451 j 14—a TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE OF TARANAKI. nENTLEMEN,— I beg to state that it \JT is my intentiou to offor myself as a Candidate for the office of Superintendent at the next election. I will take an early opportunity to visit the various outdistricts, in order to explain my views with respect to the loading public questions of the day. Yours respectfully, T. Kelly. 413 to TO THE ELECTORS OF THE . PROVINCE OF TARANAKI. GENTLEMEN,— I have the honor to \J offer myself as a Candidate for the office of Superintendent at the approaching election. As I shall by personal interviews and public meetings in the several districts explain my views and opinions tpon the various questions affecting the interests of our Province, it is unnecessary for me to say more now. ' Your obedient servant, H. A. Atkinson. 443 to— b. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE OF TARANAKI. GENTLEMEN,— I beg leave to make \Jf known to yon that I purpose offering myself as a Candidate for the office of Superintendent at the next election. I hope shortly to have the pleasure of addressing the town and country electors, when it will be my duty to state the position of the Province when I took office, what j has been done during my Superintendency, and the course I took to enable me to effect the same ; also what I shall endeavour to achieve if re-elected by yon. I remain, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, Fred. A. Carrington. New Plymouth, May 15, 1873. 423 tc— B TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE OF TARANAKI. T?ELLOW ELECTORS— I offer myself J- to you as a Candidate for the office of Superintendent at the next election. It will be several months before the election takes place, and in the meantime I will ascertain from you whether the support j you afford me will justify me in the course I have taken, or make it my duty to withdraw. I shall at the same time be glad to give you any information on matters concerning the interests of the Province that my views in the past may leave you in doubt about, and remove all cause for laaisapproii ensiou. I have the honor to be, Your obedient servant, Charles Brown. ! 4g6to I F. HURSTHOUSE, (I.ATB A. WEVEKGANG), WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCONIST, DEVON STREEr, NEW PLYMOUTH, HAS always on hand a choice selection of the best brands of TOBACCO and CIGARS ; also, a large assortment of Meerschaum, wood, and clay Pipes ; together with the fancy and useful articles comprised in a Tobacconist's stock. F.H. having had considerable experience in the trade, hopes that by strict attention to business, and a carefnl stndy of the tastes of his customers, to merit the support o(f his friends and the public generally. January 4, 1873. 14 to NOTICE. IMPOUNDED in the Town Pound, on 1 the 6th instant, one RED BULLOCK, branded something like WI on the near shonlder, some white on the top of the rnmp, shoulder, and bolly, and hind feet white. This is to give notice that if the same is not claimed within twenty-one days from this date, it will be .sold under the 27th clause of the Impounding Ordinance, John Duffin, Poundkeepor. Jfrine 10, 1873. 49-1 to j N. SALA M 0 N, OF DUNEDIN, FLL offer for sale at the White Hart, on or about the 14th May, a large Stock of Watches Jewellery Diamonds Silver Plate Quartz and Greenstone richly mounted At very low prices. 366 tc TSUSTOM HOUSE FORMS on sale at \J the Office of this paper. *