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Western Star, Issue 861, 19 July 1884, Page 3

Public Notices. FOR SALE. VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY. OWING to owner leaving the country, that valuable property known as J Calva Farm, containing 145 acres river flat land, fenced and subdivided; 23 to 25 acres black pine bush ; lignite on the ground. The i soil is a rid) dry black mould about, 4ft deep Six-roomed house nnd every requisite in outbuildings, &c. Situated half a mile from llnzlelt’s Railway Station. Terms easy. Further information on application at the farm ; or G. O. CASSKLS, Land Agent, Riverton. < [card.] A. K ROBERTSON, Licensed StrnvEYOK Under mb Land Transfer Act, RIVERTON. y R S PRESTON, LADY’S NURSE, Havel ock Street (Near the Church of England), RIVERTON. Accommodation for Ladies. No objection to the country. OTAUTATJ BUTCHERY. ITT AVING purchased the above from Mr G. C. Buttolpli, together with the whole of the book debts, all moneys due must bo paid to me, or Mr Ferguson, who is in charge. \VM. TODD. THE WALLACE ELECTION. M. HAYES, in answer to numerous solicitations, has pleasure in slating that he has consented to offer himself as a candidate for the representation of Wallace, and that he w-iffl take an early opportunity of giving his views upon the various questions at present agitating the public mind. Faugh a’ Ballagh ! MORGAN HAYES. WALLACE ELECTION. TO THE FREE & INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF WALLACE. ENTLEMEN, —I bog to intimate that I am a candidate for the present election of a Member to the House of Representatives, as you are aware I am a STAUNCH LIBERAL. Will address the electors at the different centres at an early date. T. DANIEL. TO THE ELECTORS OF WALLACE. f \ ENTLEMEN,—I |beg (o inform you that I am again a candidate for your suffrages. Although defeated at last election, the result being so close showed that I bad n large number of friends, and 1 have not the slightest doubt that the cause of my defeat was the disorganisid slate of parties, and Imn sure the experience we gained on that oc casion wil do us good service now. The period between now and the dale ILed for I lie Kleetion being so short, there will be hardly time to visit every portion of the large district, but I will endeavor to address the electors at everv important centre, at dates which appear elsewhere. Yours faithfully, HENRY HIRST. TO MESSRS. 1). McCALLUM, J. WALKER, W. A. LYON, JAMES B. LINDSAY, T. KENNEDY, PETER TEVIOTD ALE, & 0 HIKES SIGNING THE REQUISITION. G< ENTLEMEN, —In reply to your requisi ’ lion, I wish to thank you for I lie expnsHou of confi lei.ee in me therein given and to say that I shall br glad to place my set vie-s at the dispo-al of the con-tit newey, believing that the principles and —rasure# which I have hi'hcrto advocated are eminently conducive to the best interests of the 0 loin, anl that in these times of great d pression they are more than ever indi-pensablc to its welfare. I will tal ean turly opportunity of ad livseing ihc electors and explaining my vi ;WS in full. I am, gen'lenicn, Yours very truly, SAMUEL HODGKINSON. June 24,1854.