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Observer, Volume X, Issue 622, 29 November 1890, Page 14

Election Advertisements. •piLECTOBS OF FRANKLIN. Your Support is Solicited on ELECTION DAY (sth DECEMBER NEXT), On behalf of the LIBERAL-INDBPENDENT CANDIDATE, MB B. HABBIS, Who is pledged to Retrenchment and Reform of Government. fTIO THE ELECTOBS OF MANUKAU. Gentlemen, — I am a candidate for your suffrages at the forthcomin General Election. I intend to go to the Poll, and am in favou of a thorough system of retrenchment— such a reduction of expenses as will bring our expenditure well within our income, and admit of a gradual reduction of the Property Tax. This retrenchment must be carried out without fear or favour and be sufficient for the end in view. This I consider to be the first and most important duty of the new Parliament about to be elected. I am, yours respectfully, W. F. BUCKLAND. rpo THE ELECTOBS OF EDEN. Gentlemen, — Being a Candidate for the Eden seat, I have pleasure in placing ray political programme before you. Retrenchment. Abolition of Property Tax ; in lieu thereof, Land and Income Tax, La»d Settlement. Taxing Absentees. Aiding Local Industries. JOSEPH GREENWOOD. TIT AITEMATA ELECTOBATE. Mr JACKSON PALMER will addres3 the Electors at the various centres throughout the Electorate at an early date. TT7 AITEMATA ELEOTOBATE. MR R. MONK is a Candidate, and will address the Electors in tho various centres throughout the Electorate at an early date. rpo THE ELECTORS OF THE BAY OF ISLANDS. Gbntlemen, — When I announced myself aa a Candidate for your suffrages there were but few aspirants in the field ; now, however, you have the choice of many. This being so, 1 beg to withdraw from the contest, as I have no great ambitiow to enter Parliament, neither do I wish to see your votes so split up as to cause you to be represented by a candidate elected by a minority of electors. I return my: sincere thanks to the many friends in different parts who so generously proffered me support, and beg to say that I retire in favour of no candidate. Respectfully yours, AUDU3RAYNES. Kaihu Hotel, November 14th, 1890.