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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXI, Issue 28, 10 November 1893, Page 16

HOWARTH'B PATENT SAFETY OATOH FOR LIFTS. The above Catch is the best for the following reasons :— lst — Experts lay so. 2. id — It is most accurate and certain. 3rd— There is no tear or w* »r, and no intricate parts to pet oat of ordw. 4th— It bas snccessfnllv stocd the moot severe tents, and WOULD ACT EVEN IF THE PISTON ROD BROKB. sth— lt baa been in ate in Dunedin for the last six years and b«s given the greatest satisfaction. For example, in i he stores of the Union Steam Ship Company, Messrs A. and J. M'Farlane, Thomson and Co, Rose, Wilson, and Co, Phosaix Bond, and several other lifts. Sole Maker : JOSEPH SPARROW, Enginmb, Battbat Street, Dunedin.

JNVERCABGILL ART-UNION. Drawing Takes Place on «*2oth DKOKMBKE.iI £600 GIVEN AWAY IN PRIZES. TICKBTB-ONE SHILLING KACH. The Art-Union Committee desira to offer their warmest thanks to the following ladies and gentlemen for Blocks and Remittances receiveJ -.—Mis* Beer, Miss Lynch, Mrs Lavelle (2), Mrs Hegarty, Mrs Byrne (Ne 'son), Mrs Bernach (2), Mrs Barnes, Mrs Pattersoo, Mrs Hannifin «.Waimate), Miss Crengle (2), Mrs Dinan, Messrs M. R?SB, D. Crow, J. Callaghan, P. Brown (Whakatane), J. Gardner, N. Buick, J. Duffy. P. O'Malley (Selwyn), P. Eeenan, P. Ooffej (Rakaia), F. Wills (Thames), R. O. Yonng (Auckland), 2 ; J, Carey, P. Moran, J. McNally, T. Jenkins, J. O'Loaghlan (N. Moeraki), T. Clancy (N. Moeraki), W. Burkr, W. Craig, J. Coo heady. Further acknowledgments in future issue*. Notice — As tbe Date of Drawing is near at hand, all friendi of tbe undertaking are kindly requested to co-operate in making the event as successful as possible. This can be most effectively done by sending in Blocks and Remittances as early as possible, so as to enable the Committee to complete the necessary arrangements in time, thereby avoiding vexatious postponements. Signed on bena'f of Committee, REV N. VERBKER, Hon Treas. W. J. McKEOWN | „ Q JAMES COLLINS f Uon Bee8 '

DUNEDIN CITY ELECTORATE. TTUGH GOURLEY will ADDREBS the ELECTORS At Neumann's Hall, South Dunedin, On FRIDAY, the 10th inst, at 8 p.m. Mr. Henderson, Mayor of South DunediD, in the Chair.

CAVERSHAM ELECTORATE. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN.— Ia responding to the ■^ wish of a number of Friends, I beg to offer myself as a CANDIDATE for your Suffrages at the forthcoming GENERAL ELECTION, and will take an early opportunity of giving you my Views on the several Political Questions of the Day. Yours obediently, GEORGB MUNRO.

TO THE ELECTORS CF DUNEDIN CITY. j ADIES AND GENTLEMEN.— Responding to a very gener»l!y«x pressed wisb, I teg to intimate that I will baa CANDIDATE for your Suffrages at the forthcoming GENERAL ELECTION. I will do myself the honour of meeting you at an early date and explaining my views on public questions. Yours obediently, CHARLES HAYNES.