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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 30, 4 February 1905, Page 3

ZXECTOBAIi. A HCKLAiiD HAKBOUB BOABD. ELECTION OF THREE (3) MEMBERS. Pursuant to the Provisions of the Harbours Act, 1573, and the Auckland Harbour Board Act, 1885, and the Local Elections Act, 1904, I hereby give notice that an Election of Three (3) Duly Qualified Persons as Members for the above Board will take place on MONDAY, the 13th day of February, 1003. Nomination Papers, signed by the Candidate and Two (2) Persons duly-qualified .o vote at the said Election, must be delivered to the Returning Officer, or addressed to him at the Offices of the Auckland Harbour Board, Quay-street, Auckland, before Noon of MONDAY, the bth day of February, 1905. Nomination Papers can be obtained ou application at the Offices of the Auckland Harbour Board. P. L. PRIME, Returning Officer. Auckland Harbour Board Offices, January 27, 1903. THE ELECTORS OF THE AUCR- - 1 - LAND HARBOUR BOARD. GENTLEMEN,— At the request of numerous Electors, I am a Candidate for a Seat on the Board. If elected, I should use my best endeavours to further the Interests at the Port. The Auckland Harbour, situated as it is, practically In the fairway between the sreat Continents of Am-erica and Australia, Is bound to become a great commercial port, and it is requisite that the shipping accommodation should be kept up to all possible requirements. To this end I should Sladly co-operute, and. having been for many years (In the palmy days of the Thames) a Borough Councillor and a member of the Harbour Board, I know something of public business, and this knowledge might assist mc to be of some use, if elected, as a member of the Auckland Harbour Board. I hav«i likewise visited quite a number of the principal ports of Britain and America and have seen the great facilities for shipping business which are reqdred at a firstclass port such as we may hope to make of Auckland, and I now feel convinced that we must use oar best efforts to improve ana increase the shipping conveniences, and the facilities for the expeditions handling of Koods, which are necessary in every up-to-date harbour. Further. I should not overlook the fact that the coastal trade of Auckland is already great, anil most continue to jrrow. and that the waller vessels have at prpsent very uecommodatlon, which I should endeavour to have increased. I should also eo-ot>pr~.rtn -with the Mauukau-Waitemata Canal Promotion Company in getting a Bill thronrh Parliament authorising the Harbour r.i>ard or a private company to build the canal, so that Auckland might be sure of the West Coast trade of her own province at least. Should these views moot with the approval of the Electors. I shill be pleased: if otherwise, I leave the inattor with them at the Poll on Election Day, l.'th Inst. I am, yours. J. M. MENNIE. A rCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD ■"- ELECTION. TO PAYERS OP DUES. Gentlemen, — I am a candidate for a seat on the Auckland Harbour Board, and solicit your support at tti-e forthcoming eleetkm. With voorselves. I am Interested in making Auckland an Up to Date Port, and if you favour mc with your support, will use my best endeavours to that end. Yonrs faithfully, H. R. COOKE. 78, Victoria Arcade, Auckland. ffO THE ELECTORS FOR TI7F. AUCK- - 1 - LAND HARBOUR BOARD. At the request of many gentlemen interested in the welfare of Auckland, I beg to offer myself as a candidate for ejection to the Harbour Board. I atn conscious of the. grave Issues at stake in the administration of the Harbour, anil if elected, I sball subordinate every consideration to the welfare of the Port of Auckland. J. BROWN. TTAUBODB BOARD ELECTIONS. I bog to intimate that I am a Candidate for Election as» a Member of the Auckland Harbour Board. For over 12 years I have represented the City, on the Board, but having been twice elected Chairman, deem it advisable to submit myself to the whole of the Electors, as I desire to be perfectly untrammelled in conducting the Board's business to the best advantage of the whole community. My policy has bee* to get wharfage accommodation, suited to the growing requirements of a port like Auckland. Yours faithfully, J. T. JULIAN. TO THE ELECTORS AUCKLAND x HARBOUR BOARD. Gen-tJemeD, — I most respectfully solicit your Vote and Support for Election to one of the vacant seats of the Board. Yours faithfully, . CHAS. C. DACRE. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD •"■ - ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. I beg to announce that I am a candidate for Re-election to a Seat on the Board at the Elf-ction to take plnee on the 15th iast.. and r»spoftfully solicit a continuance of your support. Yours faithfully, J. M. LAXON. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD x *' ELECTION. I bes to announce that I am a Candidate for one of the Vacant Seats on tie Auckland Harbour Board at the forthcoming Election. ALEX. ALISON. "DARNELL ELECTORATE? PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MR WILLIAM CHAMBERS intimates to the people of the above Electorate his intention of Addressing them in the Oddfellows' Hall, Parnell, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 21st February, at 8 o'clock. Ladies especially invited. Jf O T I C Xβ. MR S. V. MAYER la no longer In onr employ, and not entitled to do business on our account. CRUICKSHANK, MILLER, AND CO., Hardware Merchants. "EARNEST B. DAVIES, CHEMIST, NEWMARKET. It Is requested that all Accounts owing •to the above be paid before February I3tli, 1003. They may be paid to Mr D. Teed, Chemist, Newmarket, whose receipt will be sufficient. UTJANTKY" BRAND means the best -*- Baking Powder that is made, "Aunt Janet's." Aa!i your grocer—Cd, 1/, 2/.