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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4244, 28 November 1881, Page 1

Shipping TXoUogb. TO EXCURSIONISTS, BOOITIES, PICNIC OR FISHING PARTIES, AND THE PUBLIO GENERALLY. >^S-S*v nPHE fast and Commo--?^-***iisi!SscßsF^ls open for Engagements on favourable terms. Can be chartered to run freight or passengers to Akaroa. Apply to 1692 CUFF & GRAHAM. Meetings BTANMOHE ELECTION. AMcoiing of Mr Fleaher'e Committee nnd supporters will be heid ut tho Knightstown Library on Monday evening, Nov. 28th, at eight o'clock. All in favour of his election are invited to ttend. 1768 TO' HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR. SIRi— Wo, the undersigned Ratepayers of •he Borough of Lyttelton, beg respectfully to request you to call a meeting of tho Burgesses to give them an opportunity of hearing the views of the Candidates for the Mayoralty, upon matters appertainiug to the welfare of the Borough. Signed by JO Ratepayers. In compliance with the above requisition, I hereby convono a Publio Meeting at the Colonists' Hall, on Monday, tho 28bh inst., at 8 p.m. H. ALLWRIGHT, Mayor. Lyttelton Borough Council Chambers, 26 h November, 1881. 1785 THE Speech on Ohuroh Property, Finance, Taxation, Publio Bank, and Localism, ■which gained tho confidence of the Sydenham Electors (not having been fully reported by the papers), will be delivered, by request of many electors resident in the electorates surrounding Ohristohurch, in the ODDFELLOWS' HALL, Lichfield street, on MONDAY, 28th Nov., 7.30 p.m. Auckland, Dunedin, and Wellington papers are invited to arrange for reporting, especially as Sydenham is tho largest constituency in New Zaaland. Those electors of Sydenham who have not yet heard me, are invited to avail themselves of this chance. J. W. THEADWELL, Candidate for Sydenham. The Mayor of Ohnstchuroh has kindly consented to take the chair. I will reply to the Hon John Hall, and prove him a Centralist. 1578 ELECTORS! REMEMBER! THE Monster Meeting at the Oddfellowß* Hall, on MONDAY, 7.30 p.m., Tho Leeston Farmera are cordially invited to hear tho reply to the Prime Minister. J. W. TREADWELL, 1735 Candidate for Sydenham. ELECTORS OF SYDENHAM. ACCORDING to promise I invite you to meet me at Colombo road Schoolroom, ON THUR3DAY, Ist DECEMBER, 7.30 p.m. I will reply to my Conservative opponents, viz. : — To Mr John Andrews— On Finance. To Mr William White— On his Seven Political Blunders. And prove that lam tho only Liberal in the field for Sydonham. 1734 J. W. TREADWELL. Election Notioefl. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE OITY OF CHRI3TOHUROH. MAYORAL ELECTION. T ADTE3 AND GENTLEMEN,— Having -I i recoived a Requisition from a large number of .Ratepayers of long standing, to allow myself to be Nominated as a Candidate to fill the high ofllco of Mayor of this City, and having decoded to tho Requisition, I now respectfully ask for your confidence and support. My residence and business experience in Ohriatchurch extend over 20 yoarß, during two of which I served as one of the Oity Councillors ; and if elected to the Mayoral chair, it will be my aim to superintend the affairs of tho Municipality, so that progress, coupled with such economy as may be compatible with the dignity of the office and the ■welfare of tho City will be the result. I beg to remind you that the Election takes place at the City Council Chambers on Wednesday, the 30th day of November, 1881, and again solicit your confidence and support, lam, Yours faithfully, 1773 0. B. TAYLOR. TO THE ELECTORS OF OHRISTOHUROH SOUTH. GENTLEMEN,— I seek the honour of representing you in the next Parliament, and request the Bupport of all of you who desire to have our national progress stimulated ; our national resources and trade fully developed ; our laws that are oppressive, unjust, or unequal, reformed 5 and the existing abuses, legal, and administrative that are prejudicial to the welfare and advancement of this community, totally abolished. If elected to represent you, I pledge mjßolf to make every effort ta carry into practical effect my Progress of National Progress and liegal Reform. Yours, &c, 1415 JOHN HOLMB3. TO THE ELECTORS OF STANMORE. GENTLEMEN,— I am informed that Mr Filliei; is spreading a roport that I lavo caused or procured his dismissal from tho ataff of tho " Telegraph " nowspapor. The report is wholly untruo, and is circulated fololy us an electioneering dodgo. I hare never directly or indirectly attempted or used my influence to procure hie dismissal, or in any way interfered with hia ongugoment on the etaff of tho " Telegraph " or any other noffspapor. I am, rours, it-?., 1733 W. P. COWLISHAW. TO THE ELECTORS OF SYDENHAM. GENTJiEIIEN,-I beg to offer mrsolf as a Candidate for the Borough. I will tako un early opportunity of further addressing you in difTi'ronfc portions of tho dintrlot. Four obedient Servant, CHARLE3 OLARK. TO WILLIAM WHITE, Junk , Esq. DICAR SIR, — Wo havo much pleaeuro in asking you to allow yourself to bo nominated ua a candMato for v seat in the House of Hppresentutivea for tho Electoral District of B)donhutn. Should you accede to our request wo pledge ouruelvcs to use our boat end-uvoura lo socuro your return. Binned by 313 Electo'B of Sydenham. To the Electors signing thoabovo Requisition. ENTLEMEiV,— I havo much pleaauro in \^~ acceding to jour request to allow my Bolt' to bo nominator! for your District, and tondcr you my boat thanks for tho numerously and influontmllr signed requisition. It is my intention to moot tho electors at an early dut", when I shall tako tho opportunity of addres*intf yni on the various quosfcionaof public interest. Tours fuithfullr, W. WHITE, Jr.vu. Addington, 7th November, 1881. 1380