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New Zealand Tablet, Volume III, Issue 137, 17 December 1875, Page 22 (Supplement)

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CAVERSHAM DISTRICT. r^ ENTLEMEN,— In contesting the late ELECTION for your DISTRICT, my object was to assist in obtaining by all lawful Mid constitutional means the relegation of the question of the ABOLITION of the PROVINCES to the People. Success attended the efforts of the OPPOSITION, and the question now awaits your decision. If, in your opinion, the views I have so often enunciated are sound, and likely to contribute to the obtaining of real selfgovernment for the Colony, my services arc at your disposal. I shall, prior to the ELECTION, address you in various parts of the District. J am, G ontlemon, Your obedient servant, ROBERT STOUT. THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ROSLYN. TO THE ELECTORS FOR THE DISTRICT OF ROSLYN. /^i ENTLEMEN,— -I beg to intimate to you that it is my intenio n to offo 1 myself as a CANDIDATE to represent you in the new PARLIAMENT about to be elected. 1 shall without delay invite you to meet me in various parts of the District, when I will lay before you my views on the proposed CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES, and other matters affecting your interests. In the meantime, it may not be out of place for mc to respectfully suggest that you should demand of your future representative a plain, clear, and unmistakeable statement of the course he will take in dealing with the important questions that will have to be decided during the iirdt session of the General Assembly. 1 therefore beg that you will exercise this right to ito fullest extent as far as 1 am concerned, and, if I fail to meet your views, reject me without hesitation. 1 am, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully* HENRY Dl&LVtiiA. i Maori Hill, SJth December, 1875. ■ YV ILL BE PUBLISHED IS A FEW VAXb MILLS, DICK, AND CO' S. ALMANAC AND DIIIECTOKY, 1876. : ENLARGED AND IMPROVED. N.D.— News Agents not hitherto supplied, will plcisc send hi their ORDERS at oucc.