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West Coast Times, Issue 7535, 30 October 1889, Page 3

Notices. ATOIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Partnership lately subsisting between us, the undersigned John Bevan, Michael Pollock, and Leonard Northcroft, carrying on business as Printers, < Publißbers, and Newspaper Proprietors, at Hokitika, in the Provincial Dißtrict of Westland and Colony of New Zealand, under the stjle or firm of "Reid & C 0.," has this day been DISSOLVED by Mutual Consent. All DEBTS DUE to or I >WING by tbe said late firm will he received and paid by the said Leonard Northoroft who will continue the said business under the present style or firm of " Reid & Co." Dated this Second day of October 1889. J. BEVAN, M. POLLOCK, LEO. NORTHCROFT. Witness to the above Signatures. J. B, Lewis, Solicitor, Hokitika. In connection with the above, and in order to adjust partnership accounts, it js requested that all outstanding accounts be paid forthwith. REID & CO. MAYORAL ELECTION, To the BURGESSES op HOKITIKA. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I beg "**■ to announce that I shall seek your 7 votes at the forthcoming Mayoral election and hope that the expression of tbe confl,- , dence.you recently reposed in me wip again cause you to accord me your support, p I purpose addressing you fully on ajl public questions affecting the Borough, at an early date. Yours obediently, M. L. Moas. I MAYORAL ELECTION. TZTAVING been requested by a large : "■-*- number of Burgesses to again offer myself for Election as MAYOR of the town in consequence of my strong efforts to procure the Completion of the Hoklti-ka-Grey Railway, a work that stillrequires f unremitting attention, I have determined - to accede to their request. My address will be published iv a few fa days. fc JOSEPH MANDL. it tl MAYORAL ELECTION. s TO THE BURGESSES OF HO- p KITIKA. ci y ADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—I •M^i I have once more the Honor to - Solicit your Votes at a Mayoral Election. On a former occasion you honored me with « your confidence and I trust that the manner J in which I then discharge! my onerous duties, made especially by the visil of the then Governor, Sir William Jervoie, were a to your satisfaction. Since then I have fiulfilled a number of other Public Offices c and can assure you that my desire to work °J for your welfare is as strong as ever. \\ Trusting that I may again be honored with your support, lam, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours Fatbfully, JOHN TAIT. MAYORAL ELECTION. 10 the BURGESSES op HOKITIKA. T ADIES AND GENTL -MEN,~I -jj •*** wish to state that it is my intention to offer myself as a Candidate for the forthcoming Mayoral Election, and I shall take the earliest opportunity of placing my address in your hands for favorable r consideration. n E. B, SAMMONS, Established 1865. TAMES TTOLMEB, c OIL AND COLOR MERCHANT, PAINTER PAPERHANGER, AND HOUSE DECORATOR. Has on Hand Imported Direct from England, a LARGE STOCK of Flctnre Frame Mouldings at Low Prices. GENUINE WHITE LEAD In Kegs and Tins, MIXED PAINTS, A Large Variety, GENUIHE BOILED AND RAW 1 LINSEED OIL. * Varnishes, Brunswick Black, Wood ] Stains, in assorted tins and jars. ] Hematite, Terra Cotta, and Thameß j Oxide of Iron Paint, Plain, Ground, Stained and Ornamental Window Glass at Very Low Rates ( The Trade, and Country Storekeepers Liberally dealt with. Kot« the Address— REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA, (Three doors from Keller's Hotel.) E. B. SAMMONS XS NOW OFFERING a SHIPMENT I of NEW GOODS in WASHABLE PAPERHAN9INGS, at the Lowest Remunerative Rates. Also: White Lead, Oils, Varnishes, Mixed Paints, Brunswick Black, Wood Stains. &c. &c Glass, Gold Mouldings and Silvered Glass Fuenituee Polish 6d a Bottle; Addbess :— Opposite Union Bank, REVELL STBEET. ITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING of every Description Exeeutfid the Wsgft Coast Timis Office. j