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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 274, 18 November 1899, Page 2

Electoral. AUCKLAND CITY " COUNCIL. Notice is hereby given that a Poll will during the years and for the purpose folAiYy^fum^not exceeding £50,000 at any time during the year 1900 Any further sum not exceeding £10,000 at any time during the year 1901. Any further sum not exceeding £10,000, at any time during the year 1902. Any further sum not exceeding £10,000, at any time during the year "Oj Any further sum not exceeding £10,000, at any time during the year 1904 Any further sum not exceeding £10,000, at any time during the year 1905. Such Loan shall be raised and expended exclusively for the purposes following, that is to say:— 1 In payment of such commission, charges, and expenses, including the cost of obtaining this Act, as the Council may determine to have been actually incurred in connection with such Loan. 2. Repayment of existing overdraft at the National Bank of New Zealand (Limited), at Auckland, of about £30,000, and for the construction of the following works, namely:—Drainage, £44,354; Auxiliary Water Supply, £12 000; Purchase of Land and the Erection of Necesssary Buildings for a Fire Brigade Station, and housing of firemen, horses, and appliances, £3000; and for Paving with Wood or Asphalt, or other approved material. Queen-street, Auckland, £10,646. A POLL will be taken as. abovenamed between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. at the POLLING BOOTH, ST JAMES' HALL, Wellington-street, in the City of Auckland, on TUESDAY, the 2Sth day of November, 1899, and every person enrolled on the Burgess Roll (except persons whose qualifications are residential, who arae not entitled to vote) shall be entitled to record One Vote and no more at such Dated at Auckland, New Zealand, this 17th day of November, 1899. D. GOLDIE, Mayor; ALEX. F. GORRIE, Acting Town Clerk; T. USSHER, ' Returning Officer. 669. Auckland. October, 1899. mO. DAVID GOLDIE, ESQ., MAYOR OF THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. Sir —We, the undersigned Ratepayers or Burgesses of the City of Auckland, in view of the near approach of the date for the Election of Mayor, do hereby respectfully request you to allow yourself to be nominated as a Candidate for the Mayoralty for a further term of one year. We feel that the City is under a deep, obligation to you for your public spirit and self-sacrifice in coming forward ana undertaking the duties of Mayor last year, when municipal matters were admittedly in a state which urgently recniircd the guiding hnnd of a man of Rood business capacity and fearlesa determination. We recognise that the performance of the duties of Mayor requires a large portion of your time, and entails a considerable .sacrifice in many ways upon your v'uti. We consider it would be a misfortune to our City, wore we to lose your services .iiist now, when various proposals and measures affecting the Municipality, suggested and initiated Viy you. are about tc be carried out; we therefore ask you to be irond enough to stand again as; a Candidate for the Mayor's chair, and, in the event of you complying with our reciiiest.' we pifailKe ourselves to do our utmost to secure your return. J. H. UPTON GEO. DUNNETT. C. J. T'ARR JUN. ,i S. AICKIN GEO. HIGGINS ' A. B. RUSSELL J. L. HOLLAND W. COLEMAN J. M. BRIGHAM J. EDSON R. HOBBS A. M. MYERS T. FINLAYSON" C. WILLIAMSON J. C. MACKY J. IRE-DALE F. JAGGER H. C. TEWSLEY J. P. HOOTON 'IHOS HODGSON . . ;_~ ..„ • , AND 543 OTHERS.' , LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—I thank you very sincerely for the -kindly manner in which you have recognised the efforts I have put forth on behalf of the City. I should have been Very much better pleased had I beon allowed to hav^ given place to someone else, but recognising that I have not been able in the time that has been at my liisposal to carry out all the reforms that I had set myself to accomplish, I feel that I oughi to accede to your wishes and allow myself to be placed in nomination for a second term. This I therefore do, sincerely hoping that the united efforts of the Councillors and myself (if again elected) may be of lasting service to the city. I am. Ladies and Gentlemen, yours, DAVID GOLDIE. piTY OF AUCKLAND ELECTORATE. MR F. _ BAUME'S COMMITTEES" Will Meet as under:— NEWTON—Karangahape Road (Opposite Garratt's Buildings), MONDAY, 20th inst., at 8 p.m. PONSONBY—St. Mary's Road, TUESDAY, 21st inst., at S p.m. GR4.FTON—St. Benedict's Schoolroom, WEDNESDAY, 22nd inst., at 8 p.m. ! city—Ranfurly Rooms, Queen-street, | THURSDAY, 23rd inst, at S p.m. A full attendance requested, as important business will be brought forward. Voluntary workers invited. tTTr W. F.". '■■' MAS S. E -Y WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN In the PUBLIC HALL, DRURY, On TUESDAY, the 21st, at 8 pm. Tj^LECTION ' NOTICE. MR GEO. FOW.LDS Will deliver a Political Address in SOWERBY'S HALL 7 Lower Syrnonds-st. On FRIDAY NEXT, JMth mat, at,B 'p.m. '■nv D _ N E : L E C T 0 R A T E. MR JOHN BOLLARD Will Address the Electors AT LAKE TAKAPUNA. • On MONDAY. 20th" Nov.. at 8 p.m. E W. Alison, Esq., has kindly consented to take the Chair. DEN ■ ELECTORATE. ' . - MR MALCOLM NICCOL Will Address the Electors in the WAIKUMETE SCHOOLROOM. On MONDAY, NOV. 20, at 7.30 p.m. THE ZION HILL SCHOOLROOM, BIRKENHEAD, On WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22, at 8 p.m. WVt'y ~~e l" e'c~t"i o n. mr -j. j. Holland, m.h.r.. will deliver an . address TO THE CITY ELECTORS at ST. GEORGE'S HALL, On TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, 21st inst., at 8 o'clock. The Mayor of Grey Lynn, J. W. Shackelfo.rd, Esq., will preside. Seats will be reserved for Ladies and their escorts. ry A R D BCL A R R3 D. OUR BOYS TO THE FRONT. Each armed with a Bottle of MANNING'S OZOBAD. Conquers Toothache. Brings Delicious Peace. Price 1/ per bottle. WILFRED MANNING, Chemist and Pharmaceutist (by Exam.), Karangahape Road, Auckland, .