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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 9 December 1881, Page 3

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10ih, 1881, At 4 o'clock p.m. T>ATRICK BItTCNNAN X will sell by Public Auction on Ibe . above date at bis Hoi". Broadway, Beefton — The BIGHT of TWO BOOTH*, O^JE FR PIT-STALL, S4D« DLLSG PADDOCK, GATES, Cards, Ao./.forlDecember raceß. Terms-Cash, on fall of tbe.Hammer. .PATRICK BRENNAN, Auctioneer. SATURDAY. 10th DECKMBER 1881 At 3 p.m. sharp. UNRESERVED SALIC. t) A T R T C K BRENNAN, 1 instructed by Mr Joshua Shields who is leaving the district, will *ell by Puolk' Auction, on the Premises, at 3 o'clock p.m. on SA'IURDA?, lOch Dfi--OE'AUEK, Instant— ThaS VALUABLE FREEHOLD, situated "in the best business part of Ihe town, having a Front* age of 18 feet to Broadway, by a depth of 99 feet, on which is erected a Substantially built «nd woil fitfced-up SHOP, with -Counter and Shelving so as to suit the requirements of almost any^Business. Also A Quantity of GROCERIES. Cof-fee-Mill, Spleudid Sel of Avarys • OouDter-Soales and Weights, Lamps, together with Some FIRST>CLABS FURNITURE — Easy Chair, Sola, Table, and Velvet-piled Table Cover, Carpet, Fender and Fire Irons, Pictures, Vases, Clocks, Books Hanging Lamp, Sewing Machine, Iron Bedstead, and Bedding. PADDOCK of 109 ACRES (leasehold) within halt a«mile o( tbe towu. Also, Tbe following VALUABLE MINING INTERESTS :— 100 Shares UNITED ALPINE QUARTZ MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. 100 Shares" SPECIMEN HILL EXTENDED G. M. C, Lp. 260 Shares CAPTAIN COOK Half, a -share STAR OF THE SOUIH. The whole to be Sold without the Slightest Reserve. Terms at Sale. PATRICK BRENNAN, Auctioneer. Ueefton, 3rd December, 1881. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Electobal DisTKicr or Ikanoahua. /GENTLEMEN — Having done me vTT the honor of inviting me to offer iit; self us a Candidate for the represent* tiuiou of the luangahua in tbe coming Parliament, I place my Candidature in your hands with the fullest confidence. 1 reyret that family matters prevent mo from visiting the Electorate before the polling day ; but I trust that my abmujce will not be attributed either to a want of regard for the honor you have done cap, or indifference to your dis» trict. That the reason of my detention here is sufficient to compel me to the course indicated I am sure you will do me the credit of believing. My views upon the various public questions have undergone no change whatever si nee I addressed you in June list, and hlioulJ you do me the honor .oi' again returning me it will be my aim to ndvanctt tho opinions and promises then expressed for the wellnbeing of the whole electorate. That my Candidature way be exposed \o some misrepresentation, is but the penalty of my absence. But I rely confidently upon tbe spirit ot fair play which is nowhere more conspicuous than in raininc communities. I desire that I Bvay be judged by my actionj in the past, and upon this ground I confidently ask for a renewal of your confidence. ( am not conscious of having deviated iv a single particular from the line of conduct prescribed iv June last, aod if an adherence to those principles, and an fictire and conscientious de&ire lo serve | jour interests form any ground of quali* ficatiou, then I may without ego! ism ask for your suffrages. in comrlws-inn, Gfntlemeu, should you honor roe with a renewal of your con- j fi.lcnce my best enwrtjies shall bo devoted to the advancement of the district, nnd there is no duty which a ropresentalipp owes bis constituents that 1 wilj not ni »!1 lime.-! faithfully perform, and to the iwore fully cuaole me to do this I shall nut fail to visit the, whole eieu'orato bei'ore the next session ol' Parliament. I remain, yours faitb'ully, THOMAS S. WESTON. Paris: church, Ist December, ISSI.