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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 559, 18 December 1875, Page 3

Miscellaneous.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THB WAIPA DISTRICT. p< ENTLEMEN, I shall be glad to meet you at the undermentioned places and dates, to hear an expression of my views on matters relating to your interests. Ohaupo, 14th, after Mr Buckland's cattle sale. Raglail, on the 17th instant, at 7.30 p ra. Te AwamutU, on the 21st inst, at 7.30 p in. Hamilton, on Nominaiion Day. ALFRED COX.

f>EQCJISITION TO F. WHITAKER, ESQ. \) TO FREDERICK WHITAKER, ESQ. Auckland.

We, toe undersigned Electors of the DistTiotof Waikato, request that you will allow us to put you in nomination to repio3ent us in the enmmg rnrhpment. We believe that your long experience of tbe affairs of the colony, your connection from their infancy with its i*»*titutio.i&, and the great ability, industry, and perseverance you have hitherto »hown in the conduct of public business cannot fail to render you of the greatest eeivice to the country during the present critical etafe of jmbl'e affairs. If you will consent to comply with this requisition, we pledge ourselves to use our utmost exertions to secuie your return. (Signed) PATRICK LESLIE, J.P. W. STEELK, J.P. AND OTEKBfI. Auckland, 10^ November, 1875. TO PATRICK LESLIE, ESQ. J.P., and the other gentlemen signing the requisition.

f% ENTLEMEN, I have received your requisition requesting me to allow myself to ba put in nomination to represent the Waikato District in the next P.iilinment, and pledging yourselves to use your uttno&t exertions to secuie my return. J thank you sincerely for the confidence you have shewn in me, and for the flattering term in which your request has been conveyed. J accept the invitation ; and I assure you that it will give me great pleasure, if ejected, to be the representative of one of the most rising districts of the colony, I have the honor to be, Your obedient servant, FRLI;K. WHITAKER.

CITAIPA (WAIKATO \VEST) ELECTION.

TO ALFRED COX, ESQ., SIR, — We, tlie undersigned Lleclors of tbe VVai t )a, Waikato West District, hereby request th«f you will allosr yoarsalf to ba nominated as a candidate for the office of representing ibis district in the ensuing Parliament. The abihtv which you have hilherlo shown ia the conduct of public business, and your long experience of political affairs in this Colony assure us of the benefit the country will derive from your election. If you will consent to comply with this requisition, we pledge ourselves to uae our best exertions to securo your return. (Signed) WILLIAM JACKSON, AND OTHBBB.

TO THE ELECIURS OF WAIKATO WEST. fi ENTLEMEN, I have much pleasure in acceding to your request that I should allow myself to be nominated as ft candidate for the honor of representing the dii»tricl of Waikato West in Ihe General Assembly, and will shortly address you at the various settlements throughout the district. I am, Gentlemen, Yonrs respectfully, ALFRED COX.

WAITAELK C T 1 U JS . To tho Electors of the Waipa District. S^i ENTLEMEN, I have tbe pleasure to invite you to meet me at the undermentioned places and times, wbich I have arranged — o* will arrange — as 1. . rs lam able so a3 to suit tho convenience of tho greatest number of settlers, when I will be prepared to state my views on the principal topics likely to come before tbe Ceneral 1 Assembly. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient se r vanf, EDWARD G. Mt'MINN. At Hamilton, At Ngaruawahia, in the schoolroom, on (THIS DAY), IBlh iuafcant, at 7 o'clock p.m. At Whata Whata, TDI9 DAY, »t2 p.m., at the Whata Whata Hotel.