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West Coast Times, Issue 349, 5 November 1866, Page 3

Election Notices. ELEC T ION FOB PROVINCIAL COUNCIL. rnHE following gentlemen hove consented to act as a Committee to secure the Election of M. Cassitjs, Esq., to the Provincial Council of Canterbury, as one of the Members for Hokitika :—: — Jas. A. Bonar Rev. J. M'Girr J. G. Hawkes D. B. Urocklehurst D. H. Cleve John Hall A. Mowatt J. J. Moran .lames Chesney R. Walker A. Louttit 11, Wale E. Houghton A. Butler W. Evans F. Greer Henry Mace J. Evans B. Osbcrne G. 15. Young T. Gibson O. W. Oakes J. Craig, jun. H. G. Bauman M. Sprot, jun. P. Gunn W. C. Roberts J. Connell J. R. Carey J. R.. Andarson J. M'Carthy J. C Cheffings W. Royse W. Whitten P. Cameron G. W. Binney John Manson John M'Beath R. Rutherford James Spence R. Ecclesfield Hugh Cassidy J. Ecclesfield W. Melody T. Pringle A. G. Hungcrford Walter Ramsey John Kennedy Thomas Ching J. R. Wright J. Churches R. Bemon J . J. Bartletfc M. Fiulay K. Reeves N. Denise W. Graham G. Lowrie D. Patten J. Oolfar J. Davidson J. Mulvihill M. Davidson F. Bullen R. Stewart S. A. Russell John Angus J. Barrett P. Griffin Y. J. Hudson T, Munro B. Taggart G. W. Harvey S. Cook A. Dyson John Stewart W. Crawley W. J. C. Kortegast T. Hungerford R. Shepherd Con Driscoll Thomas Bailie S. W. Alcom J. L. Munson J. W. Allen J. P. Klein James Browne J. A. M. Turner James Mulligan B t Fuerst W. Moffatt W. Ross George Ellis W. Johnson J. Powell J- W. Humphrey James Hogan John H. Yewcrs J. C Milhird C. Campbell James Linton G. A. Paterson D. Cullen E. Boylan J. Holmes J. Bladier W. Swanson TO THE ELECTORS OF THE DISTRICT OF HOKITIKA.

GENTLEMEN,— At the urgent request of a large and influential number of my fellow-citizens, I am induced to come forward as a candidate for the honor of representing Hokitika in the Provincial Council. The exceedingly short time which remains before the day of Election will, I regret to say, prevent me from meeling you, as I should have wished, for the purpose of explaining my views on questions likely to come before the Council. My interests, however, are so thoroughly identified with your own, and I have been so long resident amongst you, being, I believe, one of the first o settle here, that perhaps you will give me credit for my sincerity in promising to advocate the claims of Hokitika and of Westland to tho utmost of my power, should you think fit to elect me. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, M. Cassius. Hokitika, Nov. 3, 1866. 5179 CASSIUS' COMMITTEE. A MEETING of Mr Cassius' Committee will be held this morning, at the Stores of M'Landress, Hepburn, & Co., Wharf street, at 9.30. A full attendance is requested, John Davie, Hon. Sec. 5177 To Mr Cassius' Committee. ELECTOES. A LL parties whose names are on the Electoral Roll, or who have been for six months in possession of a Business License are entitled to vote for members for the Provincial Council. Business Licenseß must be produced when votes are recorded. The poll has been fixed for Monday, sth November, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. VO T E EAB LV. John Davie, Hon. Seo. 9178 To Mr passing Committee.