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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 177, 3 December 1881, Page 3

but' if, as is quite possible, they as a Government, neglect or refuse forthwith to initiate, and with all their power strive to carry into effect, the reform* m Native Legislation and administration, indicated by Dr. Buller's printed speeches, then I hope they may be defeated, and a nevr party iormed which shall rigidly exclude -, from office every man who heretofore has J taken a- prominent part m native affairs. Now, I think Dr. Suller eminently or even supereminently qualified either to aid the Government, or to assist m dtfeating them on their Native Policy, and I understand from- him that he will if elected, frankly- offer to ths present Go- ] venimcnt, the assistance as an independent memb&r, of his special knowledge. Thu<lhi>pe tV-at b'.-iweea himself and Mr Bryce, fha vrcsUr error of the past may be repaired, aßd we may shortly l dispense with a standiug army for the maintenance of the Queea'i and God's ueace. And to T justify to my own con- * science the breach of my impulsive premise to you, fur our regions with the Maoris ; not that you ate particularly q a''fi.'d to do so, even if you had the inclination ; while f, at the same time, regar 1 it has perf«.c ly- hopeless to expeel anything like general prosperity while so large a proportion as a fourtb •if the po;;ulHtion of this Island is so hostile- to us, as I know the Maoris, as race, rp be. Hoping, ther. fore, that under a'l the circu nstanccs I may still be permitted ro enjoy the advantage aod pleasure of your friendship. I remain; Yours very truly. A. M Donai/t*. Another Splendid Chance F R INVEST NG IN VALUABLE TOWN AND ■ SUBURBAN EAND, PALMEESTON NORTH. ■'{ SATURDAY, DEC. 17. 1881.AT THI PEOPLE'S AUCTION MART: G. M. SNELSON HAS been instructed to sell as above — 4 Quarter- acre sections m Broadstreet, 5 Half-acre sections m Duke-street, 6 Building allotments m Mainstreet, x 2 Fifty-acre sections on Boundary Road West, 2 One-bundred-acre section, Karere District, part of No». 350 and 351. 2 Forty- acre sections, Stoney Creek; N.B.— No fictitious valuei are 3et upon upon these: ... Terms at Sale. Plans of the abbve properties will "be on view at the auction room »n and af- , ter Monday, the 27th instant. * ■El O TI E S T E,I-S'- HA L L TO-NIGHT ■ POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT. IYOJN-S TOURISTS r ENTIRE CHANGE OF PRO- ; . GRAMME. 8 — — 3 . PICKETS for the Tnlunteer Ball . . *- can be obtained from the Vov ■ lunteers and Bandsmen. c B. L. PIRANI, for Committee. )f _ i R ' TENDERS. '«* CXT ANTED for EOGHING UP. " v? The lowest or any tendernotaecessarilj accepted. a Apply to S. J. PODEVIN, n Rangitikei Road, Palmerston. b : *c " ' "— ' * '.. BOROTLTGK OF PALMERSTON ;' NORTH. n ELECTION OF MAYOR. ,d ]' F HEREBY declare that JAMES £ -L LINTOiV, Esq., being the only „ candidate nominated at an Elet'tion i- for the office of MAYOR, for the abov<? fi borough, held on November- 30th, 18 ,881, has been duly elected.. * : R. N. EBELING,. i- Returning Officer. n r "~~ t, NOTICE., d d A/T RS * ROG E;RS ' of Kangitikei Ud9 b * IVJL undertakes to CLEAN and U CURL FfiATHERS. , f All orders to be left at Mr". T. Manfa son's, Draper. '• ■ o T Tllir-NTED to purchase, 1 ton of c V V Fungus ; highest price m town '* given. ',1 " GEO. SNEL^ON, 0 Auctioneer. if d y FOR SALE. »1 A Good^bred HEREFORD '- IA. BULL. r> I Apply. to * f MIL VERTON & SON,. ls \.\ ' Gora Siore, Maia-Btreet; sj.' ]?«Lc_eratua-Noxtb,v