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Auckland Star, Volume XI, Issue 3163, 8 September 1880, Page 3

jSttU-i-iT-al Notices. pii'Y OF AUCKLAND. ERECTION OF PUBLIC BATHS; The City Council will recolvo tenders until _ 30 of THURSDAY, lfl'.h instant, for the Kreclion of Public Batha at the end of Hardlngestreet, in terms of plans and specifications at theOnVo of the City Surveyor, Canada Bnil--ines, Qucen-atreet. The council do not bind themselves to agccpt any tender. •I'endeis to be endorßed, "Tender for Baths.P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Oflloo, September Bth, 1880. niTY Of AUCKLAND, ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR, EAST WAllfc It Is hereby notified that MR QRAVKB AICKIN MR JOHN GRKY MR GEORGE HEMU3 A_R JOHN POLYB_ANK KING Have been duly nominatod as Candidates for the Office of Councillors for the City of Anokland, and that in complianca with tho provisions of 'The Regulations of Local Klectionfl" Act, 1876, a Poll will be taken for Two Councillors on THURSOAY, 9th September next, in the room at the back of tho Pabllo JLibrarr, High-street, within tho said City, between tho hours of nine in the forenoon, and' six in the afternoon. CHARLKS IBVIN KLLKR, Keturning Ofllcor f jr tho City of Auckland. City Council Offices, August 31st, 1830. NORTH WARD. Mn John Henry Upton having'rotlrod from the Election of Councillors for the North Ward, I Hereby declare MR MO3ES MONTAGUE MR THOMAB THOMPSON Duly Elected to tho Office of Councillors for tho North Ward. CHARLES IRVIV fiLLKR, Returning Officer for the City of Auckland. City Council Offices, September Ist, 1880. SOUTH WARD. Pursuant to Clause xiil. of " The Regulations of Local Elections" Act, 1870,1 hereby declare MR WILLIAM JOHN OFFKR Duly Elected Councillor for tho City of Auckland. CHARLKS IRVIN KLLKR. Returning Ofllcer. City Coudcll Offices, Auguat 31nt, 18^0. _____ Blootion Notices. TO THE ELECTOKS OF CITY EAST WARD. Ladies and Gentlemen.— I solicit your Vote on the following grounds :— I feel wo require moro energetic men in tho Counoil to represent our interests, and therefore oirer my services a<i Councillor for your Ward.. Wo need the Waterworks Tariff revjaod, bo tha r. it may b« in tho power of both rich and poor to tako it in, and thereby increase the revenue therefrom. Wo want Tramways through our City and Suburbs, but not at tho expense of the Ratepayers. Ixt the City Council give overy facility for private Companion to Blare and carry them out* Wo require also Tramways upon tho Wharf, so that shippers and importers may ba enabled to obtain their good* without tho great e-ponso and delay as at present, and which would also avoid tho excessive wear and liar of the wharf. We require tho City Endowments to be well gone into, »a they can bo tho means of reducing our rates coDßidcrably if proporly managod. I believo that if tho Polioa wore under Municipal Government instoßd of tho General Government, it would be the means of ohecking tho overbearing persecution which has of late too often boen the oasa with respectable citizens. 1 believe in holoing tho Council Meetings by day and not at night, aa a stving of £150 a year in light and extra salaries wou.d be the omseqUiei>alß#Hblnk. from the conflicts exhibited betwoen Council and Harbour Board, that; one body could efficiently work both in Committee. I would endeavour to have tho Koads from Queon-strcet to the Station cleared and repaired. It would be a lasting boon conferred on the community if the Hy laws relating to Cabs and Expresses wore revised, and a fair (instead of exorbitant) tariff of charges adopted for* the future. And lastly, We require our City Boundaries extended so nfl to include Newton, Poosonby, Graf ton, Newmarket, and Parnell; and in all fairness to tho people in those districts, let the rates collected in each be spoot therein. Then in size and population our city will stand tie most important in the Colony. Klectors, these are my opinions. If they meet with your approval, then place mo at tho top of the poll. I am, Electors. JTaithfuliy joure, JAMKS P. KING. TO THE ELECTORS OF EAST WARD, CITY OF AUCKLAND. Electors.— Haying beeomo a Candidate to represent your Ward in the City Council, I desire to stato that my principles and views on all matters ot public interest will cause me ever to strive to Bocuro tho greatest good for tho largcßt possible number of my Constituent?, and that I cannot reoogniso any party either outside or inßldc the Council. I therefore solicit youh Vote and interest, and, should you return mo as your representative, promise a faithful and conscientious discharge of duty. Yours sincerely, GEORGE HEMUS. niTY COUNCIL ELECTION. Thursday, SErr_MBEB9, 1880. To the Ratepayers of East Ward : Ladito and Gentlemen,—l beg to solicit your VOTE and Interest as a Representative In the City Council, and should you honour me iWlth your support, I will endeavour to merit your confidence) by a strict attention to my duties as a Councillor, us I am a bona fldo resident in the East Ward. Yours Faithfully, JOHN .GREY, rO THE RATEPAYERS OF EAST WARD. Gentl-men,— As I am led to believe that there is a probability of evening meetings being resumed In tho Council, I havo consented to stand for reolcotion. I venture to claim your suiTrtigoa on the following grounds :— Ist,—That 1 havo faithfully advocated and advancod tho Interests of your Ward, as well as that of tho whole City, during the past year. 2nd,—That my earnest desire is to promote tho best interests of your Ward and City in the future. Should I be elected, tho duties of the office shall have my unremitting attention as heretofore. I am, respectfully, GRAVES AICKIN. Gazette Notifications. OUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Auckland Land District. Crown Lands Office, Auckland, August 6,1880. I hereby notify that tho Rural Lands mentioned hi the Schedulo horoundor will bo open for frco eelection at this Office on and atter THURSDAY, the Oth day of September next. D. A. TOLK, Commissioner of Crown Land?. SCHEDULE. Takaiiok SURVEY District. Block X., Sections 2, 3,1, 5. 0, 7, 8, 9,10,11, H 13,14,15,16,17. Blook XL, Sootions 2, 3, 4, 5, G, 0.10,11,12,13, 14,15,16. Parish of Karangahapo—Lot lit. Parish of Okura-Lot 36. Parish of Waipareira-Lot 113. Crown Land* Office, Auckland, August 6,1880. X HEREBY notify that 41 Acres o X Lot 266, Mangapiko (Hospital Endowment) will bo offered for Lease, by public auction, a this Office, on THURSDAY, the 9th Soptembe: next at tho hour of 12 o'clock noon. Term: 14 Years. Upset Price per Annum : £8. Kent to paid yearly in advance. The Goven orient reserves to itt-elf the right o tuning a portion of the above Lands as a Site fa a Hospital at any time during the currency o thel^e. D . TOM; , » Commissioner oJ Crown Lands,