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Auckland Star, Volume X, Issue 2928, 2 September 1879, Page 3

'■" Election fteil&M*" . ■- mHE DISSOLUTION. TO THE KLKCTORS IN THE SEVICBAL CONSTITUENCIES. Gentlemen,—Reoollect the Po'.l opens at Nino o'clock in the Morning and CLOSES at Four o'clock in the Afternoon. It is especially requested that the following important point will bo STRICTLY ADHERED TO:—DO NOTHING with the Ballot-papers but ERASE the NAME or NAMES of the Candidate or Candidates YOU DO NOT intend Voting for. The following are the Government Candidates :— Eden—Mr. Joseph A. Tole. City Weßt—Messrs. Hurst and Wallis. City East—Mr. Speight. Waitemata—Mr. Reader G. Wood. Newton-Mr. Wm. Swanson. Rodney—Mr. Seymour Thorne Geobge. Franklin—Messrs. Hamlin and Harris. Waipa—Mr. Cunningham. Waikato-Mr. J. P. Campbell. Marsden—Captain ColbeCK. Parnell—Mr. F. J. Moss. Onehunga-Mr. G. M. O'RORKE. Thames—Sir Grorge Grey and Hon. J. Sheehan. * East Coast—Mr. Allan McDonald, d. h. Mckenzie, Chairman Central Committee. p(ITY WEST ELECTION. REQUISITION TO ROBERT MOZLEY STARK, ESQ. Sir,—We, tho undersigned, Electors of Auckland City West, request 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 Brswin CWestphal K. R. Andrews John Codling Thomas Bach R. Reeves Henry Davison James Campbell B. Paterson J. Nelson T. Dickenson • J. Murray W. Hampton J. Spencer J. Rule D. Olphert G. Akers And several others. ,f\o THE GEFTLEMEN SIGNING THE ABOVE REQUSITION. Gentlemen, — After your very flattering request, I beg to say that (a3 I am now free from all obligation to the Central Committee) I will consent to contest the election for Auckland City West, moio especially as I flud that my retirement has given great dissatisfaction to several of the working classes, with 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 tho earliest opportunity of addressing you. Yours truly, ROBERT MOZLEY STARK. mo THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND CITY WEST. Gentlemen,—At the request of a large number of Electors, I beg to offer myself as a Candidate, 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 tho Grammar and High Schools to be made free also, and placo 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 be enabled to purchase forms,Buited to their requirements. I am strongly in favour of fostering Locsl Industries and Productions, and will support any measure which will tend to promote their establishment and prosperity. I have had an extensive experience in industrial pursuits in various parts of the Empire, and am convinced that in a new Colony, to Becure 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 clected,Jl 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 justico for this hitherto neglected portion of the Colony. ROBERT MOZLEY STARK. TO THE ELECTORS OF WAIKATO. Gentlemen,—Having been requested by a largo number of my fellow-settlers, and being influenced by the wish which I behove to be general that the District should be represented by a local man, whose interests are identified with those of the people whom ho represents, I havo determined to become a Candidato for your suffrages at the coming Election. It is my intention to address the electors at the various centres of population—place, date and hour to bo advertised—when my views will be fully explained. In the meantime, however, as reports aro being industriously circulated (I presume for electioneering purposes) prejudicial to my candidature, I wish to state emphatically that I am quite independent of, and will not be influenced by, any clique or ring; also that, although I cannot consent to be a blind follower of any party or man, I intend to support and endeavour, to the best of my ability, to havo carried into effect the main features of the Liberal policy as enunciated by the present Government. Assuring you that, whether as a member of the House of Representatives or as one of your fellow-settlers, I shall always do my utmost for Waikato, and endeavour at all times to put power into tho hands of the people—not to depriv them of it,— I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, J. B. WHYTE. TO THE ELECTORS OF WAIKATO. Gentlemen,—l am a Candidate for your suffrage at the forthcoming Election. I shall take an early opportunity of declaring my views. J. B. WHYTK. To hex, HHO LET, a seven-roomed House with t every convenience.—Apply at Knight's Poultry Show, tho Market. f£ \0 LET, a comfortable Eight-roomed * Dwelling-house, with every convenience, pleasantly situated, within five minutei' walk of Union Bank.—J, B. Morpeth, No. 20, Insurance Buildings. • TO LET, to a young married couple, a New-finished Cottage, with every requirement necessary, in South-street, Newton.— Apply on the promises. f jIO LET ON LEASE, from Ist day of i October next, Farm of about -11 Acres, all in Good Grass, with comfortable dwellings und out-offices. Situate at Epsom on the main road to Onshunga.—M. E. McGarry, Epsom. Dated 2atb August, 1579. Volunteer Notices. « A TTENTION.— NO. 3. COMPANY. B-C3L AUCKLAND RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. "■ Company's Parades will in future be held at the Parnell Hall on every FRIDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock. A full attendance of all ranks is requested on FRIDAY EVWNING next. Non-commissioned Officers aro particularly required to be present, as a detail of duties will be arranged, and those who cannot Rive pi-operand satisfactory atiendance will be required to resign the badges of their distinctive rank. A. MORROW, Major N.Z.V., Commanding Corps. September 1,1879. Board and Residence. MRS. DALTON begs to inform the Public that she has removed to Exonia House, Upper Hobson-street, where she can take two or three Gentlemen Boarders, with use of splendid Bath-room. GOV EBNORJJROWNE HOTEL; HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 20s per week ~ „ (single r00m)...253 „ ~I PLOWMAN'S COACH TIME tl • TABLE, Auckland and Onehunga:— From Auckland.: From Onehunga t 11a.m. 9 a.m. 6W»? '■""""