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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIX, Issue 11135, 23 February 1886, Page 3

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EflJiJ.. ""H'l . ' '■ -■■'■' '■■ '■■ " """^ 0 THE ELECTORS OF THE WAITOTARA DIbTRIOT. /lENTLEMEET,— Tn the event of an early \X Dissolution of the present House of Assembly, I beg to say that I have consented to become a Candidate to contest the seat. 1 do not intend to issue a long address, but will briefly state that I would give 'my ' support to measures for completing Publio Works already commenced, and to further borrowing for that purpose. I am an advocate for retrenchment in every department of the Government service until expenditure shall be reduced within the limits of revenue. Generally I am in favour of the present Laws " and " Native Policy," and iP^rope that the time is not far distant when the "Native Office " can be dispensed with. Touching local matters, I am in favour of the "Wanganui Harbour Bill" being passed, that the works commenoed at the Heads might be completed "j also to opening the interior of this part of the country by way of tbe Wanganui Biver. There are several Acts that are found to bo pressing heavily on the agriculturalist of this district. These would receive my careful attention. It ia my intention to call the electors of the Wiiitotara District together at conve* nient places, before the election takes place. {['here will then be ample opportunity of giving to the full my opinions on the general politics of the day. , 2 assort that, in the event of you honour\ing me as your representative, you will ever find me giving support to all measures cal- ' <.cuiated to advance legitimate colonial pro' Ujrm, combined with etrict economy in ads ministration. I have the honour to be, \ Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, JOHN MORGAN. TAKE NOTICE. MRS MITCHELL'S CLEARING SALE WILL OOMMENCB ON OATURDAY, 27th Tj^EBRUARY. Look out f or Tomorrow's Advertisement. TAKE NOTICE, A JDL outstanding accounts, if not paid by J\. the sth of March, will be handed in to my solicitor without further notice. W. SPRIGGENS, — -• Victoria Avenue. 4t February 22, 1886. ' BPEOIAL NOTICE. OUR usual Opimake Sale is Postponed worn Tuesday, 23rd, to Friday, 26 th inst., in consequence of Egmont Race Meet* IDg% NOLAN, TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. MUSIC. PIANOFORTE und Harmonium Lessons given at her own or pupils' residences . MRS MACLELLAN, ! Wicksteed Place. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. nOMFORTABLE Board and Besidono \j at Wellington JiousOj Ridgway-Btreet close to the Railway Station. Plunge an ,/iwa» Baths. All Single Bedrooms. Va t MANGAWHERO ROAD BOARD. ROAD FORMATION AND METALh LING. mENDERS will ba received up till noon X on Wednesday, the 24th instant, for Forming and Metalling about 33 Chains of road in the Maiirikizi Valley. Specifications can be seen at tho Board's Offica, Vio* toria Avenue. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, ARTHUR FILMER, Clerk. 7KJO7ICS is hereby given that leases JL^H of Small Grazing Runs iv the %** WfMiganni, Tuhua, Murimotu, and Ran* Districts, comprising about B 1,000 acres, will be submitted to Publio Ruction rj the Masonio Hall, Wanganui, .. „• on Wednesday, the 24th February, 1886, i\\ 11 ri.Ta. — XJpaefc rental, 6d per acre. r Jhe principal features of the leasing system are 21 years lease, renewable for a further 21 years, and valuations foi permanent improvements. For fall par* iicnbo'B see plans and posters, which wilPkfr distributed Bhortly to all principal Railway Stations and Post Office* in the District. J. W. A. MAKOHANT, . Commissioner of Crown Jjaads* ■ Jaauar# gist, 1886*