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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3215, 1 September 1879, Page 3

TO THE ELECTORS 0F... THE TOWN OP NfiW PLYMOUTH. f^i ENTLEMEN,— Tho Government being VT defeated by n largo majority on a jfrant of confidence motion, resolved to appeal #> the country, and advißed thd Governor to dissolve the Houbo. Tho Opposition, throwing the whole responsibility of advising n dissolution at bu:li a critical period on the Government;, has agreed to offer no opposition, but at onco grant supplies. Under theso oircumstancos it is oortain that a general election will shortly take place. I havo the honor, therefore, again to. offer myself as a Candidate to represent y6u. '. On my return I will tnke an early opportunity of addressing you and explaining my aotion In tho House, and expressing my vlewß on the leading political questions of tho day, I havo the honor to bo, Gentlemen, ; Your obedient servant, * THOMA4 KELLY. Wellington, Aug. 4, 1879. 0350 hb o TO THE ELEOTORS OF THE TOWN OP NEW PLYMOUTH. EELLOW TOWNSMEN,~Bflftg'it]rongly of opinion that it it} to oa'r^ntorest to avail ourselves of tho opportunity vow bofore us for a change iv the Representation of this Borough in Parliament, I havo joined With others holding similar vieWs in seeking to induce sevoral gentlemen to come forward, but hitherto/Without success,. Therefore, I have now the honor to inform yeu that, acting upon tho advice of numerous friends, I havo resolved to offor myself as a oandidate for your suffrages. As it is my intention on an early date to address you publicly,. I shall confine myself now to staling that I am aud have always , been opposed to Sir G. Groy as a ruler of our destinies, and that I advooate a complete change in the administration of Native affairs in the Colony. Yours faithfully, A. CRAOROFT FOOKEB. Now Plymouth, Aug. 11, 1879. 0382 hb tt TO THE ELEOTORS OF GREY AND BELL r\ ENTLEMEN,— -Having been requested to Vjj* olfer myself as a candidate to represent you in Parliament, I do so, at tho same time assuring you that if returned I will endeavour to tho best of my ability to attend both to local wants and colonial requirements. Upon questions of general politics I willaddrewyou at meetings to bo hold in various distriots. Yours faithfully, ROBERT TRIMBLE. Inglowood, 11th August, 1879. 0392— hb to TO THE ELEOTORS OF GREY AND BBLL p ENTLEMEN,— Having been reqtteeted to VJT come forward by a number of Electors, wboßO viowß upon the Native Question arid Hurbour do not coinoide with thoso publicly expressed by the only candidate at present soliciting your support, I beg to offer myself as a candidate for your suffrages. I believe that the Native Difficulty in this district will never be disposed of till tho country is thoroughly opened up by roads and railways; till places of refuge' for the dis* affected, liko Parihaka, are suppressed, and tho natives are unJuistakeably abown that tne law knows no distinction pf colour or raoo, aud the authorities are determined to arrest and punish criminals and law-broukeraofany degree, fanatical or otherwise. ' At the name timo I think all those natives who express themselves as willing to live peaceably under tho law should be provided with and placed iij)on ample reserves. As tho settlement of tho Waimate Plains must, at an early date, ongago attention, it bebovos tho three representatives of tbisooast to unanimously combiuo to carefully and constantly watoh over the Harbour Endowments, any laxity in so doing would materially retard tho successful oarrying out of those works which have taken years of perseveranoo to iuitiate, works which, when oomplotod, will combined with tho settlement of tho native difficulty, teud to placo Taranaki in the foiemoa^fttuk of New Zealand setUs> ments.— l am',/ * ■'- -. '■ * Gentlemen, Your Obodient {Servant, H, LUFKIN SKEET. Fitzroy, August 15, hb to EGMONT. TO THE ELEOTORS. r\ ENTLEMEN,— Sir George Grey, after the \Jf most iguominioud defeat which has yot buialleu auy Government iv Now Zettlaud, has determined to reooumond a dissolution of tho' Houbo of Representatives ; it ia therefore nil but oortain that a General Election will take place in tho courso of a few weeks. 1 lmvo, therefore, tho houour to offor myself for i u-eleotion, I shall, iunneiiiatoiy at te.r the rising of Purliumeut, ask you to moot me *t tho centres of popululion throughout our Dift* trict, for tho purposu of giving an account of my stewardbhip, aud of placing beforo yon my viuws aud opinions upou tho Native dillioulties, und tho leading questions of tho day. H. A. ATKINSON. Wellington, August 4, 187 U. 0440 hb to FOR SALE, AHANDSOMti, full-sized, bronzed, ironframed GUUND PIANO, ovorstruug,7i octaves. Just lauded. Will bo sold cheap, to .(Kiko room for other Goods. Tuning promptly attended to. Cash orders will rucuivu pruoodbuco. f W. D. FRANCIS, 0202 hb to Opposite Buuli N.Z. iOTE SHILLINGS RIiJVVADtD. IOST on Sunday Aiwuunoon, between tho t old Market-place, RoU'-Btrect, and But-ie«i-Btreet,— A UUOWN VIUTORINK. Tho liuUur, ou returning tho same to this Ollico, will receive tho übovo reward. 0169 to SUBSCRIBERS to SATURDAY NWUT £} uro respeotfully ' reuiiud&l that their fc>UI3oUIIILTU>N& uietiow DUE. . 1 1 . ■ i '