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Auckland Star, Volume X, Issue 2927, 1 September 1879, Page 3

Election NoticesIN pursuance of the " Regulations of Elections Act, 18/0," T, Matthew Angovo. Returning Officer for the Electoral District of 'RODNEY, do hereby give notice that by virtue of a Writ bearing date the eighteenth day of Augn«t,lß79. under the heal of the Clerk of the Writs, an Election will be held for the return of One qualified person to serve as a member of the House ot Representatives for the said Electoral' District, and thrt the Nomination of Candidates will take place at the Public Hall. Warkworth, at noon, on MONDAY, the eight day of September, 1879, and that the Poll (ii necessary) will be taken on the SIXTH BNTH day of September, 1879. MATTHEW ANGOVE, Returning Oflicer. The following are Polling Place 3 for the Electoral District of Rodney fc- ... Public Hal, Warkworth, "Principal polling place" Public Hall, Jlatakana School-house, Little Omaha tfchool-house, Mullet Point Post-office, Waiwera Mr. Bmnbon's, Orowa Falls Post-Office, Kaukapakapa Mr. John Parkers. Komokoriki School-house, Tauhoa ; Post-office, Port Albert . : School-house, Puhoi Post-office. Trypheua. Public Hall, North Albertland MATTHttW ANGOVE, Returning Officer. rnu THE ELECTORS OF EDEN AT MOUNT EDEN. n GENTtE* MEN'~As *' '8 undcrßtoOli that S' r Georee Qrev \Tm ad<Jres3 a Public meeting in Auckland on\ eQ ;-Bday.Evening next (the night on which I had ln>™ to^nw »otO. I propose meeting the JOector? °l ™ *^\ market, on THURSDAY EVKNI.V ™ 7.30 o'clock, and respectfully invites you. r ,n " ance. Regretting that I could not meet . specially as intended. ," ;. : : Believe me, ' S ■:.■■. Gentlemen, .'. :, Youra faithfully, , ; V 7,,,:. JOS. A. TOLE.-.«ui-niTY WEST KLECTIO ty.' REQUISITION TO ROBERT MOZLEY STARff, ESQ. . : . , Sir,—We, the undersigned, Electors ot Auckland City West, reque.-t that you will re-consider your retirement from contesting the Election to the House of Representatives, and in the event of your consenting to come forward again, we promise you our support and influence. G. W. Heslop Robert Brewin C. Westphal K. R. Andrews John Codling . Thomas Bach ■ . . R. Reeves Henry Davison . James Campbell B. Paterson , ... . ~ J, Nelson : T. Dickenson 3. Murray. W. Hampton J. Spencer, : J.Bule t D. Olphert G. Akere. . And several others. ■ ; ■• -.} , /!O THE ' GEFTLEM EN .: SIGNING THE ABOVE RBUUSITION. ■ ' Gentlemen, — After your very flattering request, I beg to cay that (as I am now free from all obligation to the Central Committee) I will consent to contest the election for Aucklajod City West, more especially as I find that my retirement has given great dissatisfaction to several of the working classes, wi\h whose requirements I flatter myself I am quite conversant. As I have already stated, lam a firm supporter of Sir George Grey, and I will take the earliest opportunity of addressing you. _ Yours truly, ROBERT MOZLEY STARK..'.. mo THE ELECTOhS OF AUCKLAND CITY WEST. Gentlemen,—At the request of a large number of Electors, I beg to offer myself as aCandidate, in the Liberal interest, for your suffrages in the ensuing Election. I am a staunch supporter of Sir George Grey and the policy enunciated by him. I am in favour of maintaining intact our present system of Free Secular Education, and also of obtaining for this province Additional Endowments and Grants to enable the Grammar and High Schools to be made free also, and place the advantages of Higher Education more readily within the reach of all classes of the people. I am entirely in accord with the sentiments expressed by Mr. Sheehan with respect to Native lands, so that working men will bo enabled to purchase farms suited to their requirements. 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. I have h»d an extensive experience in industrial pursuits in various parts of the Empire, and am convinced that in a new Colony, to secure internal prosperity, it is absolutely necessary that the industries of the inhabitants should be judiciously protected. I am also firmly opposed to allowing the Chinese to obtain a footing in this Colony. If elcctcd,|l shall be always found advocating the sinking of petty differences among the Auckland members, with a view to a united and determined effort under our leader to secure justice for this hitherto negleoted portion of the Colony. [~,„. ROBERT MOZLEY STARK. mo THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND ' CITY WEST.'•',,'..., ;/ ; \ Gkntlkmfn.-I beg to offer myself asa CJandtdate for your suffrages at the ensuing election, and solicit your vote and influence Inv; my fav«or. :•',.'' ''.; '■[■ . ■'■."'. .;': • -'v J, :.}.~''% _~,.. JOSEPH NEWMAN. - mo THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND CITY WEST. v;"! Gektlkmkx,—l beg to announce myself as a. Candidate for Re-election. My political opinions an d conduct are well known to yon. I will take an early opportunity of addressing you, and of advocating the great principles ot Democratio Liberalism. : ... ~ , ~ , , ;; ~ .. ~ JAMES WAIiLHS. '^ mO THE ELECTOKS AND NONI ELECTORS OP EVERY CONSTITUENCY THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND. Ladies and Gsntlemen,—Having placed my self in nomination as Auctioneer, hstatc, Land and Commission Aaent, 1 now ofter my services to represent your interests in the above capacity, and from the flattering expression of opinion from a large number of Electors and Nonelectors who have attended my Auotion Sales, of my competency for so doing, I am prepared to address jou at any time, or in any part of the Province of Auckland, or at my Mart, Stlchbury's Buildings, Queen-street. My published address to you on the importance of supporting New Zealand Industries, &c, can be obtained in a useful pamphlet fomi at my Kxchange Auction Mart, or will be forwarded to any address free of charge. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours respectfully, jamks Harris. Lost and Found. LOST, last evening, a Locket, with portion of Gold Chain attached.—Apply thia office. LOST, between Grey and Wellington streets, a Gold l.ooket containing two Photos., initials on back;—Anyonereturnirg the same to this office will be rewarded. LOST, between Symonds-street and Parnoll, a Gold Brooch, containing hah-.— Anyone returning the came to the Star Office will be rewarded. OUND, on the 28th ultimo, a Black Retriever. If not claimed Before the 4th instant will be sold to defray expenses.—T.H., Star oflice. . „ FOUND, this morning, two Keys, tied with a piece of elastic—Apply this office. OUND, on the JRemuera Hoad, this morning, a Whip.—The owner may obtain it by applying to G. Squirrel, Turner-street, Auckland. OK SALE, a Milch Goat; just kidded. -0. Mays, North Shore. QEED WHEAT! SEED WHEAT! Very Superior Samples of White Tuscan and Purplo Straw SEED WHEAT.i.ON SALE. W. J. HURST & CO., lfll, Qneen-street. , ■\TATION AL INDEPENDENT ORDER J.l OF.ODDFELLOWS. TheNewLodga (Loyal United Brothtra, [No 975, A.D.),HestabUshed in Newton is open to re ceive New Members. Entrance Fee: From 6e to 203 from 18 years of age to 10. Application may be made to Dr. Banytun; or to Mr. S. Mo aldcn, Dublin-street; or Mr. Wrigley, Cnnada-atreet, Newton, or any;, at tho members. : . .' > . ■ , ; \ .