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Auckland Star, Volume X, Issue 2923, 27 August 1879, Page 3

Election Notices. "OOOTITANGA MO TE MEM A MAORI. TAKIWA WHAKA-TE-UAKI. Na, i runga i nga ritenga o nga Turo katoa mo te Whakatu tttUßata lioi Reo mo to Iwi Maori Id roto ki to Parcmata o Niu Tironi, ko ahriu, ko Tc Honors Kopa, te Kai-whakahaere o ta Pooti mo to TAKIWA POOTI MAORI WHAKA-TE-RAKI, ka panui nci ki nga Iwi Maori katoa o taua Takiwa, o, kua tae mai te Pukapuka tono a to Kawana, he moa tulii mai ki a au i te 22 o nga ra o Akuhata. 1579, kia pootitia tetahi tangata tika hei Mcnia mo te Takiwa Pooti Maori Whaka-te-Raki kl roto kite Paremata o Niu Th-eni. Heol, he whakaatu tenei naku ka tv te Pooti Whakahuatanga ingoa ki to Whare Whakawa, i Kororaroka, Peiwhairangi, ate Mane ate TAHI o nga ra o Hopetema, 1879, ite Tokau-ma-rua o nga haora o to awatca, hei Whakaatu mai i to ingoa o to tangata c hiahiaUd. ana kia tn, a ko te Pootitanga, jna moinga kia pooti, ka tv ate Mane ato WARo o nga ra 0 Ilepetema, 1879, Id nga wahi kua oti noi te tulii lei raro nol. H. T. KEMP, (NA TE HENARE KBPA), Kai-whakahaero o to Pooti. Mangonui—Tc Wharo Whakawo Ahipara—To Wharo Whakawa Parengarenga—Te Whare Kura Whungaroa—To Wharo Whakawa To Ngaerc—To AVharo Kura Kororaroka—To Whare Whakawa To Waimate—Te Whare Whak-awa Te Kawakawa—Te Whare Whakawa Ohaeawai—To Wharo Kura Whangaruru—To Wliaro oTe Ilotoreue Tawatawa Itawene— To Wharo Whakawa Pakia—To Wbaro Kura AVhangape—To Whara o Maika Whangaroi—Te Whare Whakawa To Awaroa—To Whare Whakawa Kaihu—Te Wharo Whakawa Otamatoa—To AVharo Kura Akarana—To Tari oto Komihana. TILECTION NOTICE. NORTHERN MAORI DISTRICT. In pursuance of " The Maori Representation Act, 1867," and '• Tho Regulation of Elections Act, 1870," I, H. T. Kemp. Ksduire, Returning Officer lor the NORTHKRN MAORI ELKCTORAL DISTRICT, do hereby give notice tnat, by virtue of a Writ bearios; date the twentysecond day of Augaet, 1879. under the Public Seal of the Colony, an Election will bo held for the return of oue qualified Person to servo aa a Member of tno Housh of Representatives for the said Electoral District, and that the Nomination of Candidates will take place nt the Resident Magistrate's Court, at missell, at Noon, on the FIRST DAY of September, 1879, and that tho Poll (if necessary) will be taken on the KIGHTH DAY of September. 1879. 11. T. KEMP, Returning Officr. Tho following are Polling Places for the Northern Maori Electoral District :— Mangonui—The Courthouse Ahipara—The Court-housa Parengaronga— I ho School-no übo Whangaroa—The Court-house To Nyaere—The School-houso Kororarekii—Tho Oourt-housa Te Wiumate—The Court-houso To Kawakawa— ■ ho Court-houso Onaeawai—The School-house Whangaruru—The House of To Hoterone Tawatuwa Herd's Point—Tho Court house ■ PaJcia—Tho School-house «.„,,. W bangapc—The House of Mr. D, J. McMath Whangaroi—Tho Court-houso Helensvillo—The Uourt-housa Kaihu—Tho Court-houso Otamatea—Tho School-house Auckland—Tho Ollico of the Civil Commissioner. mo THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND CITY WEST. At tho request o( the Party, and with the consent of many of my supporters for Waitemata, 1 have agreed to withdraw from my candidature for that constituency, and now seek the honour of representing you in the next Parliament. In withdrawing from tho contest for a District in which I myself reside, and for the honour of representing which I had the very best assurance of success, I have been solely influenced by a desire to assist the party in securing tho return of as many members as possible pledged to support our common interesis. I havo no doubt you have all seen my' published addresses to tho Waitemata Klectors. It is, therefore, unnecessary that I should repeat my profession of political faith, especially as opportunities of explaining my views to you personally will aviso. I am. Your obadicnt Servant, W. J. HURST. mo THE ELECTORS OF WAITEMATA. Gentlemen.—You win observe that i have withdrawn from my Candidature for your District and hare olectod to stand for Auckland City West. I havo explained my reasons for so doing in my address to tho Electors of that CoDStituency. I shall continue to take a sinccro interest in all that concerns your welfare and prosperity, and I sincerely trust that I shall not suffer in your good opinion. I tonder to all of you, whoso support I should have received, my vory best thanks, I remain, Gontlomen, Yours faithfully, W. J. HURST. mo THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND CITY WEST. Gentlemen,—At tho request of a large number of Electors, I beg to offer myself as a Candidate, in tho Liberal interest, for your suffrages in tho ensuing Election. I am a staunch supporter of Sir Georgo Grey and tho policy enunciated by him. I am in favour of maintaining intact our present system of Freo Secular Education, and also of obtaining for this province Additional Endowments and Grants to enable tho Grammar and High Schools to bo made free also, and plaoo the advantages of Uighor Education more readily within tho reach of all classes of the people. I am strongly in favour of fostering Local Industries and Productions, and will support any measure which will tend to promote their establishment and prosperity by shielding them against excessive foreign competition, I have had an extensive experience in industrial pursuits in various parts of the Empire, and am convinced that in a new Colony it is absolutely necessary, to secure iuternal prosperity, that tho industries of the inhabitants should be udiciously protected. I am also firmly opposed to allowing the Chinese to obtain a footing in this Colony. If elected, I shall bo always found advocating tho sinking of petty diiEerences among the Auckland members, with a view to a united and determined cfl'ort under our loader to secure justice for this hitherto uegleoted portion of the Colony. ROBERT MOZLKY STARK, mo THE ELECTORS OF THE WAIKATO DISTRICT. Gentlemen,— I bog to announce that I am a Candidate to represent this District in the Liboral interests. I think that the Government which has brought down a comprehensive Liborul Policy sujh as has been enuu ciatcd in tho Governor's speech ought to bo allowed an opportunity oJ! carrying that Policy into effect. I will address tho Electors as follows :— At tho Public Hall, Cambridge, on Tuesday, tho 26th instant, at 7 p.m. At the Hamilton Hall, Hamilton, on Wcdnes" day, 27th inst., at 7 p.m. At Ngaruawahia, on Thursday, at tho same hour. At Taupiri, on Friday, at 2 p.m. At Rangj'ic i, on Friday, at 7 p.m. At Mercer, on Saturday, at tho samp hour. Y,our obedient servant, J. PALMER CAMPKE&L. • Cambridge, ?2ncl August, 187&