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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 277, 22 November 1893, Page 3

Electoral. ■ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF Hi MANUKAU. The following— BUCKLAND, WILLIAM FRANCIS, of Hetnuera, Solicitor, MUIR, JAMES. Victoria Avenue. Eden Terrace, Auckland, Merchant. McMAHON. JOHN, Queen-street, Onehunga. Shipping Clerk. O'RORKE, SIR GEORGIC MAURICE, o f Jermyn-street, Auckland, Knight, have been duly Nominated ag Candidates, in accordance with the provisions of the Electoral Act. 1893. The Poll will bo taken at the undermentioned Polling Plnces on the TWENTY - EIGHTH DAY of NOVEMBER, 1893 :- Courthouse, Onehunga (Principal) The Public Hall, Epsom The Schoolhouse, Tamaki West The Public Hall, Panmure Mr Wilkie's Workshop, Ellerslie Mount Hobson Hall, Remuera St. Alban's Schoolroom, Mount Eden.' ROBERT S. BUSH. Returning Officer. FRANKLIN ELECTION. _____ In pursuance of tho provisions of the Electoral Act. 1893, it is hereby notified that the following persons have been duly Nominated as Candidates for the Franklin Electoral District:— BENJAMIN HARRIS WILLIAM FEKGUSON MASSEY. The number nominated (2) being greater than tho number required (1), a Poll will be taken at the several jmlling plact'3 in the Fninklin District for the election of one person to represent, the district, commencing at nine o'clock a.m. and closing at six o'clock p.m. on TUESDAY, the TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY of NOVEMBKR, 1893. JOHN T. MELLSOP. Returning Officer. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF AUCKLAND, Ladies and Gentlemen— I beg to inform you that I have accepted a numerous Requisition to Stand as a Candidate for one of the Auckland seat 3. I therefore beg to announce that I am now a Candidate for your suffrages, and that I shall take several opportunities, in different parts of the constituency, of addressing you in explanation of my political views. I am, Ladie3 and Gentlemen, Yours respectfully, ■ Edwd. WITHY. November 8,1893.

THE LIBERAL GOVERNMENT CANDIDATES. SIR GEO. GREY, K.C.B. MR W. J. NAPIER MR T. THOMPSON. Committee Rooinain each wavd open daily. Meetings every evening. Ladies specially invited. -feXORTHCOTE, BIRKENHEAD AND CHELSEA LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. It has been decided by the above Association to Support the Candidature of MR J. M. DARGAVILLE For Eden. All Supporters of the Present Government should give him their Vote and Support. ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. Lavies and Gentlkmicn,— I have the honour to announce that I am again a Candidate for your 9uli'rage3 at the forthcoming Election. Yours respectfully, T. THOMPSON. October 16,1893. E* LECTORS OF AUCKLAND CITY. i 1 hitvo much pleasure to announces that I i shall be a Candidate for ynursudYasres at Ihe api.rouchinu Election. If elected I shall vivo a loyal support to the ureoi'ut Government and the Liberal Party. Yoars respect fxilly, W. J. NAPIER* TmLECTION FOR AUCKLAND CITY. MR 0. E*. BUTTON'S COMMITTEE ROOMS: CENTRAL— Exchange Chambers, nextT. and K. Morrin's. Quoen-strect. PONSOMJJV — Shop near Three Lamps, Ponsonby Road. NEWTON At Mr McPherson's, Great North Road, near St. George's Hall. GRAFTON—Wesleyan School, corner of Carlton Gore and Graf ton Roads. Rolls may be inspected daily at the Committee Kooms. Pino THE ELECTORS OF EDEN. |j Ladies and Gentlemen,— Jiliving been down to the C.ittle Show, I did not know till I pot hemn rm Saturday night that Nominations closed on Monday, and not having a Nomination Paper till I came to town on Monriny, I called on about a dozen Kden Electors in town, but found they were all poing to use their votes in the City. Not having time to see my friends in the country, I have therefore lost this opportunity of assisting to "get justten for my Northern brother settlers, gumdigKcrs nnd others, rich or poor. If the time hail not been shortened. I thought to have had time to be the last to address the Electors at the different settlements, but I now sincerely thank the Electors who intended to vote for one whose wish is for the general good, and hope by this experience to be able to have a better chance next titno. HENRY HUNTER. Mount Albion. November 21,1393. Taupaki, Kaipara.

TIED IT OTE LS, miED TTOTELS. TO lIOTELKEEPERS AND THEIR FRIENDS. Vote Against the Canditutks that Uphold Brewers and Spirit Merchants who Comfkte Against You in Hotels. They (the Brewers) -should leave Buying Hotel .Leases to the Publicans, so as you could have FAIR COMPETITION AMONGST YOURSELVES, And not be out-bid by their BIG PROFITS ON THE BEER.