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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2675, 12 February 1866, Page 1

TQ THIS ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF/ AUCKLAND EAST. C^ ENTLEMEN,— It was not my intention at the ~K present time to atk the suffrages of any Constituency for a seat in the House of Kepreseptatives, but the retiiement of Mr. Ri^ell has jziven an opportunity for solicitation on the part of some of my friends, to which I have yielded. Although as you know I h&ve been for some time absent from the colony, I have not altogether been unobservant of what has been going on, and have felt along with yourselves the vexatious policy of the late Miuihtry, particularly as it regarded the interosts of Ihe province of Auckland I believe that my opinion will, in general harmonize with those of the late Representatives from this province, and I am prepared, should you honour me with your choice, to do my best, along with those Who may now be returned, to carry out those opinions, and to endeavour to seenre to Auckland' her proper position in the colony. — I have, ke, ARCHIBALD CLARK. Remuera, February 8, 1866.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF >f f AUCKLAND EAST. / ENTLEMEN, — I aincprely regret that my \H biisittess arrangements will preclude my attending at* Wellington during the next session of the General Assembly. I cannot there-fore be a Candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming General Election. Thanking you for your past confidence, I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, T. RUSSELL. Auckland, February 6, 1866.

TO THE ELECTORS OF NEWTON. dT] ENTLEMEN, — I have the honour to offer myvX self for re-election as your Representative in the nexb General Assembly. Assuring yon that, if returned, I will at all times be found at my post, aud that the interests of this province shall be my constant study. I am, GentlemenYour obedient wervaut, GEORGE GRAHAM.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE DISTRICT OF RAGLAN. /GENTLEMEN, — It i* not my intention to offer V7T myself as a Candidate for your suffrages at the ensuing Election of a Representative for 3 our district in the General Assembly of New Zealand. Thanking you for the consideration and confidence I have hitherto received f1 om you, I remain, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, W. BUCKLAND. Auckland, February 6, 1860.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE DISTRICT OF FRANKLYN. /"""I ENTLEMEN,— As au old settler, personally \JT and specially interested in the southern portions of our province, and as one who assisted in checking the ruinous policy of the late Ministry, I r>_fr myself again as your representative in the General Assembly, and assure you that if re-elected I shall be ready to sink any minor differences of opinioii to co-operate with the other members of the province iv endeavouring to secure a system of Government suited to the peculiar necessities and interests of this 'Northern Island. T. M. HAULTAIN.

IN THE SUPREME OOUET OF NEW . ZEALAND. KORTHERN DISTRICT. In "the matter of the Insolvent Estate of Sophia Paris James and Louis Rose Jambs. UPON reading an affidavit; of Sidney Woolley, aworu and filed ia this Court, and upou the application of Mr. Davy, it is ordered that TUESDAY, the 6th day of March, 1866, be the 1 final day for Creditor" to come in-aud PROVE their CLAIMS agniuet the above estate. Dated this 6bh day of February, 1866. I3v the Court. (L.S.) L. OBRIEN, Registrar.

IN LIQUIDATION. "NEW-ZEALANDER" ACCOUNIS. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED to ths undersigned are requested to PAY their ACCOU-NTS to theauthoiised Colleorors, or at the Steam Printing Works, two doors below the Herald Office, Wyud-hara-street-. It is also requested that all persons to whom the uudersigned are indebted will at once render their accounts for liquidation. MITCHELL & SEFFERN. Auckland, January 20, 1866.

RE FORG HAM'S ESTATE. TTIHE Trustees request that all CLAIMS against JL the above Estate be sent in to the office of Messrs. TURRELL & TONKS, Queen-street, on or before 10th February, or they will not be recognised j aud. all debts due mus.t be paid by the game d*te, or they will be handed to a Solicitor for recovery, ' GEO. TURRELL, ) Trnstees in SAMUEL EDMONDS, [ iKSto HENRY SHERRARD, ) the NOTICE, A LL DEBTS flue to the Firm of C. G. QUICK jLJL & CO., if not pa}d by the 10th February, 1866, will be handed over to their Solicitor for C. G. QUICK, Proprietor. ____________________ ■ •

NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS DUE the undersigned, in in connexion with their late retail Ironmongery business, having now been rendered, PAYMENT of the same is requested. All such amounts unpaid on 15th February will be handed to a solicitor for recovery. CRT j IC KSHANK, SMART, & CO. NOTICE. ALL Debts DUE to the firm of Levy and Goldwatek, if NOT PAID within three montbs from date, will be handed to their Solicitor for recovery. Auckland, February 4, 1866. \

NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS DUE to the undersigned, not PAID before the 15th instant, will be handed over to my Solicitor for recovery. JOHN WRIGLEY. Newmarket, February 1, 1866. ESTATE OF CARRINGTON AND ATTENBOROUGH, HAMILTON. A FIRST DIVIDEND, now PAYABLE at the office of the undersigned, to Claimants who have sent in and proved claims, and .signed Deed of Assignment. R PHILIPS, - Queen-street.

WINDSOR PARK, WAIUKU. NOTICE. ALL Parties found TRESPASSING on the above Estate, either in pursuit of Game or for Fruit, or Fishing in Virginia Water, will be PROSECOTED. r DAIRY CpWS foken,,to GRAZE in the Dom.in.— Kobkwßkst, Eusom.