NOTICE. r f HE undersigned haying been appointed j Sole Agents for Wanganui and district for Mr P. McGKir* well-known Flour and Oatmeal M ills, Milton, Otago, Orders from the Trade and Bakers will be executed at very loweßt Wholesale Prices, upon usual terms. Good stock always on hand. WALKER & HATRICK. GRASS SEED! GRASS SEED! fjiHE Land and Loan Company of New JL Zealand, Limited, are Cash Purchasers of Byo and Cocksfoot Grass 3*ed. Samples to be sent to F. C. FULTON, Managing Director, Napier. TO THE ELECTORS OF WAITOTARA. TN the event of a Dissolution of the House of Assembly it is notified for the information of the Electorate that MR BRYCB will { contest the seat. J. R. SOMMERVILLE, Chairman of Mr Bryce's Committee. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WAITOTARA DISTRICT. GENTLEMEN,— I beg to announce myVJ self a Candidate for the representation of your district at the General Election which is understood to be at hand. I am in favour of a speedy completion of those public works already begun and such others as are necessary for opening up the country. The views of the leading members of tae former Ministry, now in opposition, to the effect that the further progress of the North Island Trunk Bailway should be suspended until native territory on both sides con be purchased, appear to me fraught with the utmost danger to the best interests of the Colony. To allow such views to prevail would practically be to abandon the undertaking. Under the preeent Native admimstra' ion, which marks a distinct advance in bringing about a renewed feeling of friendliness with the Maoris, the acquisition of the land, already proolaimed beyond the reach o. | gpeculation, may as confidently be reckoned upon as if already under contract of sale. The completion of the railway Byetem, the settlement of the land, and the necesoary intercommunication by roads, are works which promise a return more than sufficient to justify a vigorous effort iv further colonization, more especially at a time when public loans oan be floated ou the most favourable terms. This means, instead of raising a million a year indefinitely, that the Colony should arrange to borrow sufficient within a short period to give effect to such a policy. Among other re'orms, a more equitable distribution o£ the burdens of taxation should not longer be deferred. Further retrenchment in the Public Service should also be reßolutely followed up. As the time for the election draws nearer the opportunities that are usual of meeting electors in publio will be more appropriate than the limits of this address for the discussion of many other subjects proper for consideration in the choice of a repreaentas tive. Referring only generally for the present to such matters, I would, if elected, be found supporting a policy of progress, while giving my best attention to the special requirements of the district. I may be pardoned for referring in a few words to your present member. It is to be desired on every ground that Mrßryce may be able to be present at the eleotiou. Hia absence would be embarrassing, and could be of no service to others in the field. For my part I hope he may soon return, having successfully completed the business which has called him away. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, GEORGE HUTCHISON. February 8, 1886. «■ j SPECIAL REDUCTIONS. JOB. THE TyONTH OF FEBRUARY, AT JOSEPH PAUL'S 2jss Millinery Bonnets Seduced t0... 3s Hd 22a 6d Millinery Bonnqis Reduced t0... 2a Hd 37Tld Ladies' Cashmere Capes Seduced t0... 1b lid 19f1~6d White Pique Costumes Seduced t0.., 4a lid 2§a Ladies' Holland Costumes Seduced t0... 10a fld 3s lid Ladies' dorsets Boduoedto... 2a 6d A lot of Ladies' Slightly Spotted Kid Glqves, at one shilling per pa\r. Js Lace Fancy Bows Eeducedto... Od la Fancy Collarettes Seduced t0... 9d 10£ d Mm Zephyr Ginghams deduced ...to 6£d is~6d Nun's Veiling, livening Shades Reduced t0... Is O^d 9£d Coloured Alpacas Seduced t0... 4|^ 12s 6d Honeycomb Counterpanes .Reduced t0... 6s lid A lot of Cream Laces from Is per dozen Is Ladieß' White Lisle Gloves Eedaced t0... §d Is Id 80/b' Elastic Belts *^~.~.-.- - t0... 6d 7s 6d Men's and Boys' Jilaots Alpacca Coata Reduced t0.,, 3s lid TiTedlßoy'a Drill Coats Red' ced t0... 3a lid 32b 6d Youths' Tweed Suits Beduced t0.., 19^ Qct 285~6d Boya'jTweed Suits " "' Reduced t0.. ,17a 6d 8s 6d Men's Hard Hats Reduced fro .. $a 6d 14B6d"Boya' Tweeo; Kniokejp ' Sujta "jjeduood t0,,, 7a U/l 8s 6d Boy8 7 Twoad Knicker Suite Beduced t0... 5i lid Men's Blue Serge Suits Rediuedto... 21a Od BASKETS OF EIBBONS Reduced to Id, 2d, and ad yard TO JsTh PT-T PATH
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIX, Issue 11130, 16 February 1886, Page 3
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786Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIX, Issue 11130, 16 February 1886, Page 3
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