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Eleotion Notioes. TO THR ELEOTORS OF OHRISTOHUROH SOUTH. „^~i BNTI/BMBir, — I seek tbo honour of VJ" representing you in the noxt Parliament, and requeat the support of all of you who desire to have our national progress etimulated ; our national resources and trade - fully developed ; our lawa that are oppresa- ' ive. unjust, or unequal, reformed ; and the existing abuses, legal, and administrative that are prejudicial to the welfare and advancement of this community, totally abolished. If electid to represent you, I pledge myßelf to make evory effort to carry into practical effeot my Progress of National Progress and Legal IU-f orm. Yours, &3., 1415 JOHN HOLMEB. TO T£IE ELEC f OES OF STANMORE. GENTLEMEN,— I am informed that Mr Pillioj is spreading a report that I have caused or procured h'n dismissal from the staff of the "Telegraph" newspaper. The report ia wholly untrue, and ia circulated solely ua an electioneering dodge. I have never directly or indirectly attempted or uaed my influence to procure hia dismissal, or in any way interfered with his engagement on tho ataff of the "Telegraph" or any other news- - paper. I am, Tours, &?., 1733 W. P. COWLISHAW. TO THE ELEOTORS OF STANMORE. . GEN TLEMEN,— In compliance with; the request of many elcctora of the district, . I have cocsonted tobe nominated as a candidate for your suffrages at the coming eleotion. I ahall have pleasure in affording jou the opportunity of being acquainted with my views on publio questions. Should you do me the honour of electing me, I Bhall devote my best efforta to promote the interests of the district* and the .Colony generally. Yours, faithfully, , 'j 876 WM. FLESHEft. TO THE IJLEOTORSTOF SYDENHAM..; /"^ ENTLEMEN,- 1 beg to offer myßelf as 1 \JT a Candidate for the Borough, t will take an early opportunity of further addressing you in different portions of tho distriot. Your obedient Servant, CHARLES OLARK. TO WILLIAM WHITE, Jtob.Esq. DEAR SIR, — We have much pleasure in aakiog you to allow yourself' to be > nominated as a candidate for a seat in tho ■ House of Representatives, for the Eleotoral .District of Sydenham. Should you accede to our request we pledge ourselves to use our - beat end-avoura to seoure your return. Si^ued by 313 Electors of Sydenham. Io the Eleotors signing the above Requisition. -V~i ENTLEMEN,— I have much pleaaure in "'v3T acceding to your request to allow my - self to be nominated for your District, and tender you my beßt thanks for the numerously and influentially signed requisition. It is my intention to meet the eleotors at an eariy date, when I shall take the opportunity of addressing you on the various queß- * tions of publio interest. Youra faithfully, W. WHITE, Jtob. Addington, 7th November, 1881. 1380 THE Speeoh on Church Property, Finance, Taxation, Publio Bank, and Localism, which gained the confidence of the Sydenham Eleotors (not having boen fully reported by the papers), will be delivered, by request of many eleotors resident in the electorates surrounding Ohristchuroh, in the ODDFELLOWS' HALL, LiohCeld street, on MONDAY, 28th Nov., 7.30 p.m. Auckland, Dunedin, and Wellington papers are invitod to arrange for reporting, especially as Hvdcuham is the largest constituency in New Zenland. Thoae electors of Sydenham who have not yet hoard me, aro invited to avail themselves of this ohance. J. W. TREADWELL, Candidate for Sydenham. The Mayor of Chriatchuroh has kindly consented to take tho ohair. I will roply to the Hon John Hall, and prove him a Centralist. 1578 ELECTORS ! RKMEMBER ! THE Monstor Meeting at the OddfeUowa' Hall, on MONDAY, 7.30 p.m., Tho Leeaton Farmera are cordially invited to hoar tha reply to the Prime Minister. J. W. TREADWELL, 1735 Candidate for Sydenham. ELECTORS OF SYDENHAM. AOOORDING to promise I invite you to meot mo at Oolombo road Schoolroom, ON THURSDAY, Ist DECEMBER, 7.30 p.m. I will reply to my Conservative opponents, viz. i-^-To Mr John Andrews — On Finance. To Mr William White— On his Seven Political Blunders. And prove that lam the only Liberal in the field for Sydenham. 1734 J. W. TREADWELL. Professional. TVB TTENRY -ffTTILLIAMS 1.5. A., London, Late Coronor and Provinoial Surgeon for Blonheim v id Wairau District, And late burgeon to the RaUway, Protestant Alliance and Oddfollowa' Societies, Timaru, Haa commenoed tho Praotioo of his Profession at High Btreet, Ohristohuroh, near Manohe.-ter street. - Dr Williams may alao be consulted at his Privato Kaßtdenoe, Goings road, coiner of Oolombo road, Sydenham. N.B. — Advice and Medioine at considorably reducod fees to the workiug classes. 180 [A Cabd.] JD R X IV V, HYDROPATHIST, CKANMBR DQPAItE, Coinor of Ohestor street west, May be consulted ovory morning from 9.30 till 11 a.m. 1691 Busineaa Notion - l*jL KS -EAEQUHAB FURRIER, GLOVER, &o. Noar Dr Doarnet'fl, Armagh Street. All ordera will recoive tho moet caroful attention. The trado supplied as uaual with Harvesting or Gorao-cutting Glovos, Ohamoii Jaokots, Loggings, Sohool Baga, Carpenten' Pockets, kc Fare cleaned, dra.->aod, and made up, or altored to prevailing fashion. 6851 ■NOTIOB. rpHIS 13 TO GIVE NOTIOE that I hays JL ju«l recoived a largo Shipmont of real Silvor Jowdllory, alt of tho lateat desigus, nnd that I intend to retail thorn at Wholesalo pricoa. , COME AND JUDGE FOR YOVTXSVLYKS. Tho Block consists of Necklets, Lockets, Brooches, Brooch Soh, Eurringa, Ring?, Bracelets, Studs, Stud Suile6, CoMur do, kc, Ac. n. A. DAVIS, Uigh streot. I havo atill a Burpluß of MONEY TO LEND— from £1 to £5000— on personal ot othor security. BILLS DIdCOUS TED A3 USUAL. 318