ElectoralnpHE SUPERIM TENDENCY TO TEH? ELECTORS QP THE PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND. GENTLEMEN,— Sir George Grey's address, published in tMs morning's papers, places his candidature in so new anc favourable a light before the constituency, and hit views therein expressed are so nearly in accordant with my own, that I do not deem it necessary to ex. pose the Province to the turmoil and expense of i contest. T now, therefore, beg to withdraw, but cannot d< bo without sincerely thanking my many friends anc supporters for the honor they wished to do me. I am, Gentlemen, Yours f aitlifully, J.Jtf. DARGAVILLE. Auckland, Bth March, 1875. nnO THE GENTLEMEN ELECTORS , OF AUCKLAND CITY WEST SIGNING THI REQUISITION. Gektlehkn,— I think that every man should dc all in his power to serve the country in which he lives and sheuld strive to promote the welfare and happiness of its people, if they deem it in ,his power to dc bo; and that to gain these objects he should bo preparec to make every personal sacrifice. If, therefore, yot think my services are likely to be edYEXitrgeouf your interests, and those of New Zealand, I shall b< prepared to undertake the duties you desire tt impose on me. G. GREY. Kawau, February 2-i, 1575. JJEW PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL. TO BUILDERS. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, March 10, 1875. FRESH TENDERS are hereby invited for tht Erection and Completion of a NEW Provincial Hospital, according to the plans and specifications alreadj exhibited, and to be seen at the office of Mr P. Herapath, Architect, Queen-street. Fach Tender must be signed both by the contractor and by his two sureties. Tenders will be received at this office until noon of TUESDAY, the 23rd instant, either by presentation to the Commissoners, or by deposit in the Tendes Box. G. MAURICE O'RORKE, Depiity-Superintendent Chairman of the Publi' Buildings Commissioners. I M. McLACHLAN, *Jf • 218, QTJEE^-STKEET, Has Just Opened, ex Dilharree, Warwick, India, &c, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS FOR THE COMING SEASON. THE MILLINERY, MANCHESTER, AND DRESS DEPARTMENTS, "WILL BE FOUND REPLETE WITH ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON". The following Specialties are worthy the attention Off Ladies:— i. /Whalebone Stay-fasteners, guaranteed not to break. Coats' Coloured Machine Cotton, guaranteed not to twist or break in using. Ladies' Zanella Cloth Umbrellas, with Satin Borders ; will wear better than Silk. Girls' Kid Gloves, good and cheap. I>ress "Whalebone in sets, obviates the necessity • for cutting and shaping. , / OPLBNDID OPPORTUNITY. £25 WORTH OF SEWING MACHINES, Hand and Treadle, ABSOLUTELY GIVEN AWAY FREE OF ANY COST, To Members of DENNES'S Second Grand Sewing Machine Club, now forming. Call quickly at— W. 0. DENNES'S SEWING MACHINE DEPOT, Albert Buildings, Queen-street. "OACES ! RACES ! ! RACES !!! EAST tamakTHead races. ST. PATRICK'S DAY. Thep.s. Manaia will leave the Queen-street wharf on Wednesday next, the 17th instant (St. Patrick's Day), at 9.30 a.m. and 11.30 a.m., returning after th.3 last run. Faces—Return (including admission to course) 3s each; children half-price. WM. PERCIV4L, Secretary. ITI .Ji to •■„ 0T H btti IJUtH FIEB A.ND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY NEW ZiGALAJNTD. CAPITAL .. £760,000, UNLIMITED LIABILITY. The large and steady increase of the business of the Company, as shewn by its reports, affords the best proof el the confluence of Che public in the institution, an«i of its popularity among insurers. It is conducted on souna principles, and is widely known f i" liberality nd promptness in the eettle- - mesi of claims g % Losses can be paid at any Agen-y, at option of Insured. A. BOAIIDMAN, • Manager. r\ HRO MO-LITHOGRAPHS, ETC. W. PHILLIPPS & SON, 12, WYISDHABi-STREET. ■W.P. and Son have just opened ex Asaaye, A Large Assortment or C H R O M O-L lIHO6EAPHS, Embracing every variety of subjects after the • most eminent Artists :. >jL_ Al«o. B"n>e beautiful''spfceimens of COLOURED PHOTOGRAPHS AND ***..^uxu< G?BAPja;s, Including Don Juan a^.H^ideu, O.H M.S, *c., «c , —id saving a Urve xnd • ailed Stock o» GILT MOU, L D INGS - *iflT^j?Sßl-«t tnm, Any of- the above can" be framed to order. >i.¥ii:PERHANGINGB-OK"}KvV.RV,-DTfSCRIP'XION I— Oe Q^AI^UY AND-DESIGN >-' ' Scrim,, .Qesoian, & c ---«••« .^r Plate and Jiteet Glass ■&\ Wla9d Eeaa^ «Mr*airft». Brashes &c ...j-Patent-.^iHcatß Paint, Oxide of Iron Antioow U ßive::Pakti a^l Painter. SaSSrieE
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Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1590, 17 March 1875, Page 4
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