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Waikato Times, Volume IV, Issue 238, 18 November 1873, Page 3

REQUISITION TO THOMAS FARREL, ESQ., HAMILTON. OIR, — We, tho undersigned electors of tho Wnikato District, desirous of being ropreHontod in the Provincial Council of tbis province by a gentleman w ho is resident in the district and whose interests are identical with our own, hereby request that you will allow yourself to be put in nomination for that office, and \wo pledge ourselves to use our best endeavors to eecuro your return. S. Tick 1 >penny Go-go Tippin Robert Harris Robert Williamson James Anjou Henry Mulhous J- P. Shanagban W. Neilson C. Tippin David Gardiner Georgo Allen James Bastable F. G. Thomas James Shines W. Palmer Joseph Mulhons Robert Henry Samuel Tease G. Reed W. L. Mart>n P. Wheeler G. Yowless H. Small C. Cartliy William Peacock Isaac Coates Henry Tanner, James Uzzell A. Vincent • Patrick Delaney George Thompson William Murphy Joseph Rands Andrew Robinson William Cunningham James Lauey William Walker J. P. Thompson Robert Johnstone Robert McVeogh Thomas Gemmell James Ashwell William Jockley C. M. McCarthio A. S. Johnstone William White James Maguire John Arnold George McCath John Redgriove Archibald Glenny John Hamilton James Fee John Shaw William Reid J. Hall W. Brown W. Selby James Parker Thomas Morgan James Forrest John Dodd Edward Constance E. Beere Peter Thompson C. B. Booth REPLY. To Messes B. Hveius, S. Ticklefenny, W. L. Mahttn A. Robinson, and the other Gentlemex signing the Requisition. /"^ E.NTLEMEN, — I have much pleasure in accepting your invitation to become a caudidate for the regresentation of your district in the Provincial Council, and pledge myself, if elected, to serve your interests, with those of the province generally, to the best of my ability. Your obedient Servant, THOMAS FARRELL.

NOTICE TO ELECTORS. /~*i ENTLEMEN, — In consequence of the retirement of Mr Andrkw Kay, I beg to offer myself as a candidate for a seat in the Provincial Council for the district of Waipa. In the event of election to the position, you may depend upon my exercising my abilities to further tho interests of the settlers in tho districts of Waipa and Waikato. Thoir interests are nearly, if not quite, identical. I should not have appeared io late m the fiold had I not believed that Mr Andrew Kay intended coming to the poll. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, JOHN KNOX. Hamilton, November 17, 1873.

Provincial Council Election. TO THE ELECTORS OP THE WAIPA DISTRICT. ENTLEMEN, — At the request of » number of Jcttlero, I beg to ofier myself as a Candidate for a Seat in the Provincial Council. In the event of my being returned I will do my utmost to advance your interest* and those of the Province 1 am, Gentlemen, Your obdt. servt., HUNGERFORD ROCHE. Te Awamutu, November 17, 1873. TENDERS wanted for the erection of a Hall 40 x 18, Stables 20 x 20, and alteration to the old building, at Ohaupo. Plan a- d specification can be seen at tho Ohaupo Hotel. Tenders not later than the Ist December, 1873. HENRY LEWIS. M. Hayman HAS arrived in the Waikato with a large itock of Tobacco, Cigars, Sewing Machines, and Fancy Goods. He will visit all th# Townships