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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1836, 28 February 1863, Page 2

f\ D D FELLOWS' .11 A,L L.' MISS EMMA NEVILLE "•' •-•' • „ athx . , .'-.■ "-• " ' ■ • MR GEQRGE LpDER, Will give their Glorious Eritertainm'ent^incostume) ; THE OLS HOUSE AT HOME, * - With charming Music, Dresses, Transformations, and Comic Personations, " ; - . ON MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 2nd. Foil particulars in illustrated programmes. Feb. 25, 1863. . HCTT WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. TWO SERMONS will be preaohed in the WesleyanChuroh, atthe Hutt,6n Sunday next, March Ist, on behalf of the Sunday School. " On Tuesday, March 3rd, there will be a TEA MEETING in the Schpol Room, at 4 o'clock. Feb. 23, 1863. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WELLINGTON (JOUNTBY DISTRICT. ' • , f^i ENTLEMENi—Abeat having beoome vacantin \JT the Provincial Council by the resignation of , Mr Wright, one of your representatives.~At the request of several of the Electors' who supported me I had the honor of being 1 returned ' as one of your Representatives in t;He : first Provincial Council,' l beg leave to offer myself as a candidate for the vacant seat, and should you do me the honor, to again eleot me as one of your representatives, I trust that by strict attention to the maintenance of your interests, and an independent support of all measures of local and provincial progress and prosperity, to merit a continuation of your confidence. And remain, Your obedient servant' J, B. READING. •'. Feb;2o, 1863. ' TO (3HARLES D. De .CASTRO; ESQ., .. PORIRUA. DEAR SIR,— A vacancy having occurred in the Provincial Council, we, the undersigned, respectfully request that you will allow yourselfto be put in nomination to represent the Wellington Gountry District, and we engage; to us© our best exertions to secure your return. . I •'; James Mitchell Frederick <Bradey ' Lewis Lowndes Stephen Barrow j Henry London . Peter Valler ••' ■ - < | Thos. Locicyer . i William Valler i H. W. London Porirua,, Feb., 20, 1863. ..•,-: ' Porirua Harbor, . ■;■-■ .; February 24, 1883. GENTLEMEN,— I have much pleasure in placing my services at your disposal, and trust, should Ibe elected as your representative, that I shall .always merit .^the • confidence' you.. now repose in me. I believe that neither prejudice nor party feeling will prevent me ''froni following the strict path, of. duty and. that my sole aim will ba to advanceyour interests, and those of the Pro-, vince generally. ; ;...,.. : ' ; lam, Gentlemen, i, . , , . Yours.r espectfully,, . CHARLES 0. De CASTRO, • : To Messrs. 3. Mitchell,, . Lowndeg; London, &c,, &c, &o. ; ... . TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY" OP - •■- WELLINGTON. fi ENTLEMEN,— A vacancy having occurred in \X the representation for the.City, I beg to offer myself as a candidate for your suffrages. In coming before the public for the, first time having ho previous' political career to refer to, I can only, assure you that if returned,' I ehall enter the Provincial Counoil free from every party feeling, and with a. determination to approach the consideration of every question brought before me, : solely, with a view to the general interests of the Province. I am, gentlemen, ' Your's respectfully 1 J. DRANSFIELD. Feb. 20, 1863. TO THE .ELECTORS OF THE WAIRARAPA., /S:ENTLEMEN,— As you will shortly be called \JT upon to elect a Representative, to fill the seat vacated by me in! the Provincial Council^ I deem it my duty to render you an account of my stewardship, and also to afford you an explanation as lo my future intentions in respect of the vacant seat ; •for that purpose I hereby convene a Public Meeting, to be held at Greytown, at seven o'clock, on the evening of March 14th, 1863; at Carterton, on the 16th; and Masterton 4 on thel7th, id. the evening,. and at the same hour, when I shall be happy to give every information and , explanation,, to those who may approve or disapprove of my politiool conduct as your representative. I am Gentlemen, Your obedient servant C. R. CARTER. Wellington, Feb. 23, 1863. .. ,„ T> OOK-BINDIN G EXECUTED IN THE, LONDON STYLE BY CHARLES BULL," BOOK-BINDER, CORNER OF CHARLOTTE STREET. ' •"■•'[. • Gentlemen can have their London News Cornliill Magazine • ,-. ' •' 'Temple Bar Magazine . . ( „..,< Punch and all other Periodicals neatiy bound Ladies can have their Music and all other work neatly and cheaply bound . ' $sgT Observe the Address — at the Corner of Charlotte Street and Lambton Quay, 1 Charles bull, Binder. Jan. 33.; 180. ', " . " . ' , - , I - .. i , , i .' ■• ■ ■ ~. ■ LEVY , BROTHERS, 24 Bourkb Stbeet, East, . ■• . MEIBOUnNK, ' IMPORTERS of Stationery a»d ; Paper Bags, Cut- '"' lery, Perfumery, Toys, Musical .Instruments, Tobacconist's Goods, Basket W.are, Cabinet Goods, Vases, Fancy Goods, Drugs, and Druggists, Sun. dries. ' '■ , Levy Brothers iv calling the .attention of the Merchants and Storekeepers of Wellington to the foregoing summary, beg to say that they have, a larger and better selected stock of the above mentioned goods than any other house in the Australian Colonies; and as they are in' constant receipt' of fresh shipments from the Mother .Country and the Continental States, they are in a position to do that justice to their customers, which cannot fail to insure a oontinuance of their patronage. „...] As it would be impossible to give' a 1 full detail of theu* stock in an advertisement, they will be happy' to forward a catalogue, post free, on application . , , Oct. 20, 186& • '■•;"/ ; BOOIS i BOATS'! 1 BOOTS Jf 1 „. .. G AUSTIN begs to inform the public tbatie" « has removed, to those, premises , three, doors , south of the Commercial Hotel, and nearly opposite the Bank of New Zealand., „ ..<.,, \ C. A s feels assured taa^ his usual' style of buai-. ness will merit'a dontiuuftoce qJ their patronage, , Feb. 27, 1863; " " " ' ,; .