TO THE WLEC i'OKS O IT IIAWER A , Ladies and Gentlemen, — J BEG once more to offer myself as a candidate. With your support I am not without hope of being again returned to Parliament. FELIX McGUIRE. XO THE ELECTORS lor the Electoral Dis trict of Taranaki. Ladies and Gentlemen, — I BEG to announce that, in res ponse to many requests made to mo, I have determined to allow my self to be- nominated for the seat which will shortly be vacant. You are aware that I shall support all measures which will conduce to the welfare of the colony and of our com munity from an entirely independent point of view. I have the fullest sym pathy with all such measures which may appeal for the liberal advance ment of our united interests. At a later date I shall be pleased to meet the electors at the different centres and discuss matters of political in terest. Yours, &c., H. OKEY.
N and after 3rd December, 1902, 75,588 acres in Taranaki Land District, subdivided into 106 farms in areas varying from 117 to 1775 acres, will be open for application under dif ferent settlement tenures, at this office. The land is situate in Ohura and Mangaroa Valleys, King Country, on Upper Waitara River and Mold Road, and in Upper Whenuakura and Patea Districts, and comprises amongst the sections fern and forest clad country, the soil fair to first class, generally on a papa and sand stone formation, well watered, and with an elevation from 200 to 1500 feet above sea-level. Land in places is suitable for dairying, stock-raising, and pastoral purposes. Plans and further particulars at this office. JAMES MACKENZIE, Commissioner Grown Lands. Land Office, New Plymouth, Bth November, 1902.
