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Auctions. V.D.L. SHINGLES, PALINGS, AND TIMBER, Ex Strerdfisb, from Hobart Town. "XXT H. HARGBKAVEB will SELL by W e= PCBLTC AUCTION, immediately after arrird, the CARGO of the Swordfisb, now daily expected from Hobart Town, Consisting of— 200,000 shingles 20 000 palinge, 6 feet 20,000 do 6 feet 20,000 feet timber, assorted. W. H. HARGREAVEB, g.gQ Auctioneer: Election NoticeTO MR M. B. HART. SIB,— Wβ, the undersigned ratepayers of the City of Chriatchurch, request that you will allow yourself to be nominated at the eneuing election as one of the City Councillors. Wβ foel that you possess not only the ability necessary for so important a position, but aleo that your interests are of such a character as to give you every inducement to attend to the requirements of this city, and to ensure for the ratepayers a vigilant and economical government. B Walton George Warner JohnFonsford Robert Wilkin B P Betson Jones Bros T Kennedy B H Zeesler J Milsom J Ollivier John OSt Quentin W Wilson James W Smith J S Brownell W Dymock Charles Kiyer, jun Alfred Osborn S Nasheleki William Btringer A J Btevens G C Simpson W Strange Bobert Black S Manning Thos Osbora 0 B Taylor l> Morrow T X Bassett Bobert Sutherland Wood and Cunningham W H Davenport Bobert McFarlane J W Oram W H Oram B D Bust Cornelius Sexton C C Aikman Benj Monk William Pratt 8 Gundry W J Mills Hermann Cohn B Petersen and Co Jemes Shand Henry Gain Thos I Joynt , Edwd Mitchell Joseph Jones H B Lane B M Morten W Savage Alfred Gee Wm Jones Alfd J White TO B. WALTON, ESQ., AND THE OTHER GENTLEMEN WHO HAVE SIGNED A BEQUISITION TO ME. /GENTLEMEN,—! have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your requisition to mc to become ft candidate for a seat in the Christchurch City Council at the forthcoming election. I am much gratified to find that I enjoy the confidence of so many gentlemen whose influential position alone is sufficient to induce any one to beliere in his ultimate success. I shall, therefore, have great pleasure in accepting your offer of support, and will cheerfully consent to your request. I cannot undertake to canvass the city, but I trust that my long residence among you, my sincere desire to promote every useful work within the city, without regard to locality, my anxiety to study economy in every branch of our local affairs, will be accepted by you as a sufficient pledge that I will, to the best of my ability, endeavor to secure the approval and esteem of my fellow citizens. I hare the honor to be, Gentlemen, ; Your obedient servant, M. B. HART. Christcharch, August 28,1869. TO THE BURGESSES

op THE CITY OF CHRISTCHtTRCH. ENTLEMEN,—I have the honor to you that my term of office as a Councillor expires on the 9th of September next. I beg respeotfully to offer myself for re-election. Should you again honor mc with your confidence I will endeavor (as I have heretofore done) to discharge the duties of the office to the best of my ability. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, WILLIAM OALVERT. High street, Chrietchurch: 8-30 Impoundings. TMPOUNDED, at Chrietchurch, on August JL 17, from Port Hills— A bay HORSE, aged; has a little white en forehead and nose, and on both hind fetlocks, and hae a lump on the off fore fetlock ; no legible brand. If not released before September 8, will be sold. ; CHAS. ALLISON, Jux., 8-23 Poundkeeper. j NOTICE. I IMPOUNDED, by the Police at Kaiapoi on the 22nd instant One draught dappled grey MARE t no brand visible. If not released within twenty-one dear dayi fitom this date win be cold. MICHAEL LYNBKBY, Petmdkeeper. August 53,1869. 8-26