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Bruce Herald, Volume VI, Issue 324, 13 July 1870, Page 4

ELECTION NOTICES. TO HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF MILTON. SIE, ; — "We beg to request, that you -will calj an early Meeting of the Ratepayers of Milton to give them an opportunity of hearing the views of Councillors in office during the past year, and to select eligible candidates to fill the vacant offices in the Council. R. R. JONES. R. W. Capstick. David Stark. David Chalmers. John Fleming. C, Nicholas. Peter Farrell. John Smyth Fleming. IN Compliance with the above requsition, I hereby call a Meeting of Ratepayers of Milton, to be held within the Council Chambers, on Thursday first, the 14th inst., at 7 p.m. EDWAUD STEWART, Mayor. Council Chambers, Milton, July 12th 1870. Tokomairiro, July 9, 1870. TO JAMES GOODALL, ESQ — DEAR Slß,— We,Jthe Undersigned, Ratepayers of the Municipality of Milton, respectfully request that you will allow yourself to be nominated as a Candidate for the office of Mayor, at the ensuing election, and in the event of your acceding to our request, we pledge ourselves to U3e our utmost endeavors to insure your return.

Edward Marryatt, C. Nicholas, Wm. Martin, R. W. Capstick, J. Littlejohn, JohnL. Soutor, H. Tansley, James Gray, George Reeves, v Duncan Chisholm, William Wyber, Thomas Nutsford, William Taylor, David Ferguson, William Sturrock, A. Weber, M.D. Peter M'Gill, Alex. Walker, Joseph Lyster, Francis Grant, George Keith, William M'Millan, James M'Millan, Francis G. Johnston Franz Julius, James Wallace, David Chalmers, William Chalmers, D. E. Chisholm, Wm. Taylor, John M'Murtrie, Thomas Quill, David Wilson, W. Cook, Robert Brown, ' William Tough, William Parlane, Peter Jones, James Morton Thomas Bradley, Richard C. Evatt, Wm. M. White, D. S. Jolly, James Murray, William Connor, Henry Crossgrove, James M. Bryce, J. M. Watson, Edward Martin, James Boraman, Lewis Dawson, Robert Reid, Geo. Elder Brown. And other gentlemen. To Messrs Edward Marryatt; C. Nicholas, William Martin, R. W. Capatfck, and J. Littlejohn, and others, signing the requisition. r\ ENTLEMEN,— I have much pleasure in expressing my compliance with the above numerously and influentially signed requisition. I have now been a member of Council for four years ; have- attended every meeting during that time, and have done my best to further the prosperity of the town and its inhabitants. As I have done in the past so shall T continue to act for the f utur in whatever position you may please to pla^e 6 me. I shall have an opportunity of explaining to you my views upon various questions at the nomination on Saturday first. In the meantime T would only say that my desire is to see the largest possible amount of the Corporation's funds expended upon public works within the township. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedt. servant, JAMES GOODALLMilton, 12th July, 1870.