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Inangahua Times, Volume II, 30 May 1881, Page 2

MAIL NOTICE. On ?.v.cl hfter Ist January, 18S0, the mails for Hie undermentioned places will close as under :— For Greymouth, Ah«mra, Grey Junction, and totara Flat : Monday, Wednes* day, nnd Friday, at 7 a-fri, From Grej month and the Grey Vullev —Tuesday, ' Thursday, and Saturday, 5 p.m. _ .j For Westport Tuesday and Friday 10 p.m. , _, . From Westport on Tuesday and Friday at 6 p.m. For Black's Point, 2 30 p.m., Monday, Wednesday, anl Friday. , From Black's Point, 4 p.m., Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; For Bont man's Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 9.30 a.m. From Boatman's 6.30 p.m. on Tuesday Thursday, nnd Saturday. For Antonio's Flat, 9.30 a.m. every Saturday. From Antonio's Flat, 4 p.m., every Saturday. G. W.SAMPSON, Poslmaster. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE GREY VALLEY DISTRICT. Gentlemen :.— .. ; be ungracious on my part not to accept the numerous invitations from different parts of the Electorate, and <ff. r myself as a Candidate f or the vacant seat in the Hoase of Representatives, for tie Grey Valley, I come forward solely to do the upmost in my power for the district and people in matters appertaining to their welfare, and, if elected, I will follow no party blindly, \ut shall act fairly to both sides of the House, for the interests of my Constituents, and Ihe country at large. Knowing fully the necess ty and im« portance of the Harbor Works in Grey* moutb, I sliail by tyery means in my power, endeavor to secure liberal provi* sion for fhe completion of the work, and will also advocate additional aid to Pros* pecting, County Councils. Hospitals, and other local public institutions. With MrE. Wickes I have worked, and will do so continuously on behalf of the East and West Coast Railway, and as I recognise ia the undertaking the means of opening up a great future for the whole of the West Coast, you may rely that I shall, if elected, miss no opportunity of urging on a commencement of the work. It shall he my endeavor to see Ihiit West Coast suitors obtain justice in the local Courts, the Supreme Court being at present all but inaccessible. I nm liberal pn<i progressive in all matters of Cojoniarconeern. I consider the present sys'em of State Secular Education excellent, but Colonial interests require economy therein^ At the same time, schools on Goldfields which are so isolated, musf, as I have always said, be strictly and efficiently maintained. I regret time is so short that it is hardly possible for me to visit the dis* trict. However, if returned, the compliment will be the greater, and my long residence on the West Coast having thoroughly familiarised me with the wants of ihe people, I will unceasingly work for the interests qf the Elep.tqr.ate throughout. I have the honor to remain, Gentlemen, yours obediently, THOM VS S. WESTON.