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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 54, 2 July 1887, Page 8

. Election Notices. I mo THE ELECTORS OF CITY WEJrT Fellow Working Men—Electors of py V? 3 j f_? lave the honour to announce that pm a Candidate to represent your interests irlhe next Parliament. The policy I intend to advocate, and use Sr7 enaeavour to get carried out, is that whicbVul promote the best interests of the WoifiuS Glasses. This can be accomplished bl U> reducing the expenditure in eva-y departjent to as large an extcntas possible, (2) reVisin| tlie 1 anff so as to reduce the taxes on the neoesi.le. of life. (3) encouraging and promoting thcPGal manufacture of the natural products cm tho colony, and (4) tho imposition of a Lan.and Income Taxes, and the abolishirrg 0! the Property Tax. I As I intend ere long to have the honfir of addressing you upon the questions as indjated above, I would respectfully request the Eptors not to pledge themselves to any Candidatefefor6 my opinions upon tho political questions? tne day have been publicly announced. I lam, . Your obedient servant.L„ . CHAS. SAML. WRlfiT. O THE ELECTORS OF TH_fDIS- - TRICT OF AUCKLAND NOfH. Gentlemen,—Having been requestl by a large number of the Electors of your Difict to become a Candidate for Election as a lember of the House of Representatives for if have the honour to tender you my service?l* that behalf, and am prepared to contestihe seat against all comers. J I most respectfully request the Electp of city North to meet me at the Temperate Hall, Albert-street, on THURSDAY ne^ the 7th July instant, at eight p.m, when Ivl lay my political views before them. And l| ust tllat with the experience acquired during yesiden.ee of upwards of forty-two years in NcjZealand, and my consequent knowledge of f natural features, resources, and requirernef• t^at ■"■ shall bo able to indicate such a polio*3 wiU b^ satisfactory to rnj hearers; anr|>vhich. L adopted, will tend to remove the dep'ssion and distress at present prevailing, and P in promoting progress and prosperity thrgjhout the Colony. I have the honour to be. | ' Gentlemen, | Your most obedient scfant« JAMES |CKAY. Auckland, July 1,1887. 1 Public Notices. j "DOROU6E OF NE^ARKET. | Water consumers are requested* Pay Rates before MONDAY, the 4th instai at II a.m., otherwise the water will be cut of Wll. DIIfISON, July 2.1887. pwn Clerk, j "XT OTI C E OP RIiOVAL, FOWLER &J, ~, .7 BUTCHERS, GREv|rBEET, Beg to inform their old cusfiers and" the, public generally that t_f have , -; : E'E MOVES t To more central presses, | CORNER OF QUEEN & RUTJND STREETS ! (Opposite the ClarendoHotel), ' b Where they hope to meet withe some support I so long accorded to themi*othing but. \\ THE BEST QuflTY ' OF I Beef, Mutton, P|k, Veal, ;! Gekman Sausage, Pork anj>ee*" Sausages, i Brawn, Black Pu_-fGS, Etc.,_ .-_ Will be kept in stock, at thiowest possible prices. Trial solted. Note the Address: I FOWLER, I C0.i..: 7; I . QUEEN-STRST, Corner of Queen and j?land streets. O WHOLESALE $3ALERS. AND j THE PUB'C EARLE & MONTGOI_iIY having taken the large store next to Me*? Butcher & Co., in Fort-stroct, are now prei»d to execute large orders at reduced prices. M ... .' 'ON.Si^- . ,'. A'{ 200 sacks Oats, at 2s 3cer bushel. ,v 20 tons Canterbury.3^toes,ie_-por«tonf ■--. 125 sacks Maize, at .a'lper bushel 250 boxes Electric Sin Candle..at 9s per box m ' '■-' .'■ 50 sacks good Wheal? per bushel' 7 250 sacks Chaff, 2s 3rJ,r sack -. '■ .-•: Sharps, £5 10s Dsra ; 7 ■:■ ; Bran, £410s perlt - .- ; Flour, Tea, and SugHt lowest wholesale Pr_3 Retail Stores: , - Jfe > KARfGAHAPE ROAD, j - Telep_sl66. \ •" I CHEAPER AND~IrTER THAN GOING to Auction in purchasl) for cash fresh stores, and having them deli#dfree. r -, i Our prices,' until Jther notice, are 'a_ follows:— ~ I . j • ,j Best Canterbury Potles, *3 per ton, in single sacks. 3s 6d per c#,. ..->», Flour, 501b bags, Gs.fruce's S_.verdu.st, 501b bags, 6s 6d.. Bbs far for Is ','" '•'•••-■ ; Oatmeal. 251b bags, 2#; 71b bags, lOd I BestFresb'Butter.Kfterlb; Best Salt Butter, 6d '' -7 .J X' ''; "■'■•_ Splendid crystallisedagar, 22s per cwt., 2_d per-lb. f -, X * Condensed Milk, Mittaid Brand, 7s per dozen, 7_d per tin ""■" " |* Nestles Milk Food, m per tin Fry's Cocoa,.lb tinieM. \ , ■- English Bottled Fruifonly lid per bottle, 10s 6d per dozen |> < . Thames Pie Fruits, ft qualityr lOd per tin "* Bacon, finest in the &, 7d per lb, in sides 6}d, Hams, S_d per lb |- ;- -'■" :;= Sardines,sd ; Mulll_d ; Fresh Herrings, 6d ■ ■'■ per tim ,--|? • i Gray and Co.'s Scott Marmalade, 7Jdper tin English Sauce—Larißottles, 8d Pickles, 6d per Bott? - " « X Candles—Calland lithe quality and learn the prices' I ' " *'■ Best Rice—s6lb. baf 10s 6d; olbs. for Is 7 Teas—We. have nd)on hand a splendid -line of! ' pure Indian Telat_s per lb.; samples free;! the Pacific Paclt Company's selected Teas, J Is 6d, 2s, 2s Gd.r-lb.; our own blend 06j China and Ind! Teas, Is _d. Is Bd, Is 10d, 2s 4d per lb.; 611 Tins, 2d per lb. less.. SEND FOR A OMPLETE PRICE LIST. 1 ''• f''- "■"' ".- -;-: -«-ii' CALL AND SMPLE THE GOODS. - : , Retail Warehous— "V |aran.gahape,road. . Wholesale Wawouse—=: ' v.7 I FORT STREET. TIEPHONE. 466. ■ ■VTILL AG| SETTLE M/ENTS.! Inquirers air 'information.', respecting VILLAGE SETLEMENTS should call at Cro\vn Lands fede, behind Supremo Court Mr John Lundofand others will, attend daily from eleven to&vc, for the purpose of giving 1 nformatlon. | ; ■ ■' '."'' | JUBIpE WHISKY, s "fnfailed in the C010nie5.... ; .,. f-- • -• -■'■'- ' ' MILIANB MELLOW. JOHN BBERTSO^ AND SONS, 1 Dundee. 1,, ■ '' : ' KINS WALKER, AND Co., 'I" Som agents. ; .'-:■' r- |;.,.„ - -.. -~- '• ; v-,v',. .r...^ '~::.- ! '-::'-' -* ' mi ■::..-: _" * "T — ■' i