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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6038, 21 September 1887, Page 2

Late Advertisements. -ANTBD^ Domestic Smart Useful Girl, about 16. Apply, after 6 p.m., 136. Gloucester street. . 6044 XfiOß SALE or to Let— Six.roomed House with X? ' three and a half aores lana, one hall orchard in full bearing, three and a half miles from Chrißtchureh on the New Brighton road. Apply, J. I). Daves, Cabinetmaker, Lichfield street, Christchurcfa. 5045 TO LET— Furnished Residence, eleven rooms, good position, near centre Chrlstohurch. Apply, H. Fuhxmann, Furnishing Warehouse, Colomho street. . 5042 LYTTEriTON ELECTORATE. JjXb AiiwßiaHT Will, ADDRESS THE ELECTORS, SCHOOLROOM, SOUTH OPAWA, THURSDAY EVENING, 22sn, COLONISTS' HALL, FRIDAY EVENING. 23f1», Each Evaning, 8 p.m. TO THJ3 AVON ELECTORS, rf-i ENTLEMEN,— I beg to inform you, fox your convenience, I applied for an ADDITIONAL POLLING BOOTH AT IHX SCHOOLROOM, BRIOHTS ROAD, as being more acoessihis to & lugs number of tha Electors thin fiaa fljwjdon Boafl Board Offlc«. You obedient servant, 5043 , EDWARD 6. WRIGHT. THE ELECTORS OF CHIttSTCHUBCH •- | 50& TH. ENTLEMEN,— I venture to trust to your kindness to excuse my personal attendance in Christchurch, as my engagements have been made under the impression that you would do me the honour to return me without a contest, as none was announced until the last moment. . ' . Although my views are well within yonr knowledge, I will briefly recapitulate them. I hold it of the highest importanse to gira to LOCAL' INDUSTRIES of all descriptions favour, able opportunities of development. To this" ena I include affording encouragement to MANUFACTURING, TO SETTLEMENT ON THE LAND, and to PASTORAL, AGRICULTURAL, MINING, and TRADING PURSUITS. Secondly, l recognise that ia'the present condition of affairs it is desirable to CONTRACT BORROWING, and to STOP ALL EXPJBNDITUBE THAT CAN BE SPARED WITHOUT INJURY TO THE PROGRESS OF THE* COLONY, although the saving ot snoh expenditure may produce considerable inconvenience, and entail the exercise of self-sacrifice. I deem it essential that the REVENUE OF THE COLONY should be made amply sufficient to MEET THE EXPENDITURE which, under a system of retrenchment, may be found neceeaixj". I am of opinion that the MIDLAND RAILWAY will benefit not only the districts immediately connected with your, electorate, "but directly and indirectly the whole Colony. I shall continue the stranuous exertions I have hitherto made to smooth all difiicalties in the way of the rapid completion of this great work. There are other worts in progress in the Colony to which I attach muob importance. I greatly deplore the want of a sufficiently strong conviction that what BENEFITS ANY TABT OF THE COLONY BENEFITS THE WHOLE. Tha development of a UNITED COLONIAL FEELING is, in my opinion, very much needed. Amongst the questions most difflonlt to deal with, but which are of vast importance, I enumerate the following :— A. THE PERFECTION OF A SYSTEM OF LOCAL FINALE. b. THE DISCOURAGEMENT OF PBEMATtJRE LOCAL WORKS IN EXCESS OF i EITHER THB WANTS OR THE MEANS OF THE COMMUNITY DESIRING THEM. ! C. THE BRINGING INTO USEFUL OCCUPATION THE VAST AREAS OF UNUSED NATIVE LANDB. 1). GIVING FAOILITIE3 TO CO-OPERA-TIVE ENTERPRISE TO THE END OF ENABLING CAPITAL AND LABOUR, BY VOLUNTARY AGREEMENT, TO FAIRLY SHARE THE PROFITS ARISING FROM THB SAME. lam greatly indebted to you for the confidence you have hitherto reposed in ma, and it will be my anxious endeavour to devote to the service ot my constituents and to the Colonists as a whole, tha best exertions of which I am capable, I am. Gentlemen, / Your faithful Servant, JULIUS YOGEL. Wellington, September, 1887. 5013 .