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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3760, 7 September 1869, Page 7

DR, POLLEN'S REQQISirnNT—Coutinued, William Wilson William Lowrie James Weir # j onn Maclntyre Samuel Hethermgfcon d, Fitz Gerald J. A. Haslitt Benjamin Kcrr Giilan s- Young Thomas K. McLean J. Ooates j oi m Swan B. Kempthorne Thomas Wilson Jos. Thomas Jame,s O'Donnell George Oughton Samuel Morrison Robert "Willis Thomas Bell James Sutherland R. Fitzmaurice Sandes J- Hill Thomas Sullivan Alex. Y. Gunter James McGregor David J. Toung George McLeod David Stewart w. H. Stretton Richard Oliver Edward Hy. Powley, J.P. Thomas Short L. A "Wood M. Goldwater "William Rose S. M. Basley Edward Dibble J. Hooper Nathaniel Stafford Samuel A. Levy "William Ford R. Taylor J. C. D. Bowden 0. C. riurrell John Thomas Alfred Jones 'W, Hayman C. S. Nation jj Percy Alex. Marshall "William J. Starter Henry Wright Hy. Mackay William Blunden John Butt H. M, Jacobs John Hall James Spry Albert Myers Samuel Bloomfield C. A. Robertson W. E. Baber Juo. Hendy John Bullock E. Cass Dugald Bryce Edward Little Alexander Tutton H. Czerwonka, C.E. George Pennyfield Chas. W. Sanders George Watervvorth N. S. P. Sutton Fredk. Cock Chas. Pearson Chas. C. Kidd H. 0. Hamlin John E. Murphy H. J. Phillips A. E. King Joseph Evans Lewis Turrell Richmond C. Knewstub H. Samuels, M.D. H. G. L. Radford Chas. Blake W. P.McGirr John Frank J Menzies Andrew Burns R. Shaw Edward Lambert Robert Kelly Adam McCarroll David Robinson William G. Hibble Daniel Archibald Henry George Hoare Geo. B. Hodgson C. Girdler Jas. W. Kirkham Raimondo Soldini Joseph Banks Martin Frentschoe Samuel Brown J. Geo. Becker John Tuam O'Donnell William Vaile Samuel Neale Thomas Constable W. A. Gray M. H. Airey A. Bryce Bain H. N. Garland L. Bowden J. W. Jevons John Milray David Weir P. Bennett Lewis O'Neill Arthur Whitly Fleming W. Brown George E. Jackson, R.M. H. B. Graham John McNeill Thomas Langlands George Gingell James A, Soil A. Anthony John R. Parry Albert Griffith J. Buttment James Clarke 0. Davidson 0. S. S. George J. W. Campbell M. Proune John Gwynneth Charles Reed Henry Greenaere William Bates S. Matthews Alfred Curtis J. B. Hannah Hastings Baker F. D. Yonge J. R. Morgan N. W. Massey W. Marsh W. Denham, C.E. J. C. Bitching Robert Davidson C F. Quint W. F. Coope, J.P. John Keeeing W. K. Pater3on George A. Beere A. Stratford J. Gwynne Saunders and Kissling Peter McGregor George Symington W. Johnnk William Campbell John Conley Nigel Partridge J. M. Murray W. C. Hazard Robert Douglas Adam Jackson A. B. Humfrey H, W. Francis John Fielder C. S Totton Hugh Read Henry Poingdestre A. de Courcy Brierton G F.* Welch John Brothwell Matthew H. Frost Robert Darrah Samuel Frost George Priest Edward 0. Frost John Adeane John Townsend George Pilkethley William Henry Smith W. H. Lewisson E. R. Robinson William Carnell John Machneau George Wilkinson John Gwvnneth, jun. William James Caaely P. O'Connor J- E. Dodd Robert Farmer George S. Lamb Robert Workman John Campbell William Ackland Walton Barstock F. Robinson, G.T. - James George Spray James McAley John Colquhon Daniel Dael Frederick Webber William Aaher i

Auckland, September, 1869. GENTLEMEN, - I accept the invitation with which you have honoured me " to allow myself to be " put in nomination for the office of Superintendent of this Province ; and I beg leave respectfully to thank you for your promise of active support. As the question of " Provincialism" will probably be put in issue on the hustings I take this occasion to assure you that, should the choice of the electors fall on me, I will go into office, not to undermine or damage Provincial Institutions, but to reform provincial administration, and, with the concurrenc of the representatives of the people m by making an equitable distribution of the public money throughout the several distort*, to encourage the growth, and to aid in the establishment, of a system of true local seltgovernment. I am, Gentlemen, Tour moat obedient servant, DANIEL POLLEN. " j

MESSRS- G. NASH AND CO-, DRAPERS, ETG, 23 0, QUEEN-STKBET BEG to nvite the ATTENTION of the PUBLIC to tbelr .to«k of WINTER GOODS, of which they h»v« just reonWed a n«w and extemiv* ihipment, and which they oan diapow of at rates bo wasonikble as to enable them to defy competition, both as regudi oUapn«ia and q They beg respectfully to draw the attention of Ladies to their large itocko! D £"«»«!»H^ Bl.ok GLACE8, Coloured SILKS. REPS, WINCEYS, POPLIN E'lTES, LLAMAS FRfeNOH MERINOS (fait colonw.at 2i. 6d. par y»rd), Black and Coloured ALPACAS, COBURGS, *c. In the MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, whioh ia under the management of Miss Mould, a lady who hai had rery conwderabl« exparienoe in firit oUsthoutei in London, every requiwte will ba found j and Meun. G. N. & Co. beg to point particular attention to * very largo assortnient of BONNETS of the newest fanbion, of whioh they have just received a «upply direct from Ladies' and Children's UNDERCLOTHING in gr«at variety ic alio on hamd, and oan be mads up on the premiws to unyaize, ■tyle, or pattern. . . Ladies' Dreises paroha«ed on he premises can also be made up under the supervision or bkuiu work gts Boya'"ftnd Youths' WEARING APPAREL, and Gentlemen's CLOTHING of all descriptions, ties, sUk. scarfs, black, ooloured, and white KID gloves, blaak olotb hat bands, I. R. belts and braces, waterproof coata, and every requisite for seafaring persons and miners, are also on hand, and oan bo supplied at vary low ratfS .,,«.« j Iq HOSIERY and HABERDASHERY every conceivable article will be found; and costomew will be attended to with the K reate B fc CIVILITY and ATTE* TION, and will t* waited on t>y assistants who have very estausive experience in all the branches of th» linendr*p«ry »>jsia«t», both to th« Australian colouiwaod in baropwi oititi