TO ALEXANDEE EEID, ESQ. "\EAE SIB, The dissolution of J the Provincial Council necessitates the Election of two Members for this District. AVe the undersigned therefore desire that you will permit yourself to be nominated for one of the seats. The opportunities of gaining general experience which foreign travel has afforded you—your long residence in other Provinces of New Zealand—and the peculiar and extensive means you have possessed, through your connection with the Press, of becoming acquainted with the wants of this community—all conspire to point you out as eminently qualified to fill the office in question honorably to yourself and with special benefit to the district. Trusting you will accede to our request, and promising our best exertions to secure your return, "We remain, Dear Sir, Tours faithfully, James W. Humphrey "William Pitt John Southern Samuel Gilmer William J. Patterson Jas. Suisted Sam. M'Harg Reuben Came Thomas Samuel Thomas Watson George Moody George Lowe J. Graves James Murray William M'Favland Jno. Munro Edward Smyrk Chas. Capper George Pirie Geo. F. Chess was Charles Lempfert Edward Dermont Eobert Whyte Joseph Parol* Francis Arenas G. B. Somner William Carpenter James Simpson Alexander Stitt D. M'Garrell Jas. Johnston Loui9 Tortoni Ebenzr. Gothard Geo. Blackburn A. Brown Job. L. Munson Jas. A. Maguire John M'Kinley Chas. M. Fox Fred. Eockstrow W. H. Ratcliffe David Emanuel .Jas. G. Hay Wm. Patterson Walter Bishop R. Rowlands T. Calder F. Sontgen James Milne Ekcrmann Suiste J. H. Gibson T. J. Jones A. S. Dreyor S. Schulhoff Frederick White Richard J. Tonks Jules Simons J. Hughes J. J. Casoy Harry A. Downe Wm. Henry Poole B. W. Harvey, M.A. Jas M'Ginty Thomas Cato David Leslie Alexander Russell Timothy Sheahan Geo. Limbrick John Draghieavich W. N. Franklyn Edward Bruce J. E. Denniston William D. Kerr John Leslie W. Mailer A. Pcice W. Robertson J:imes Anderson John Dutton John Seaton P. F. Smyth Richard Cox W. Simpson John Campbell Thomas Bailie John Derunge F. P. Atkinson C. Thompson George White Neal Mulliolland James Weston John Martin Geo. Purnell John Jones P. 11. Butler Thomas Allen Alexander Russell W. S. Munday J. Powell To J. "W. Humphrey, J. Southeek; "W. J. Patterson, ~W. Pitt, Esqks., and the other Gentlemen signing the Bequisition. GENTLEMEN, —You honor me much by presenting me with such a requisition, so numerously signed. Thus honored by you, I am naturally gratified. It would gratify me more could I feel that I were more worthy of your confidence, or in any respect so worthy as many whom you might select to share the representation of the interests of the Buller district in the Nelson Council. It is your misfortune, however, that where there exist the qualifications you require, there exists also the modesty of merit, or there does not exist sufficient freedom from business engagements to permit of those qualified residing in Nelson during the period in which the Council is in session. It is my misfortune to fail in even the merit of modesty; and, having regard also for these circumstances, I hesitate less as to the answer I should give. While heartily thanking you, I as heartily comply with your wishes. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Tour most obedient servant, ALEXANDEE EEID.
FOE SALE BY PEIVATE CONTRACT. A FIRST-CLASS BAKERY BUSINESS; also, premises erected on a section 1G + 66, held under a business license, and, centrally situated in Gladstone street. Including—Front Shop, Dwelling-House, and Bakery; handsomely and faithfully built. Brick Oven with every convenience in good working order, for carrying on, at once, a large and profitable business. The property, if not disposed of on or before 20th November, will be sold by public auction. For further particulars apply at the Glasgow Bakery, or to JNO. MUNRO, Auctioneer.
FOE SALE. \WO SHAEES in a Claim on Middle Terrace, Caledonian Lead. P. PETEESON, Or J. OLSON. ANTED, COEEESPON- ' DENTS for this Journal on any or all of the Northern Terraces. Address the Editor.
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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 580, 13 November 1869, Page 3
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