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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 4153, 5 December 1870, Page 1

Meetings.

i tTCKLAND ROWING CLUB. *A General Meeting of the Members of »he Auckland Rowing Club wilbe held at the Cl" 1 -Toom Thames Hotel, THIS (Monday) Evening, at 8 o'clock sharp. Busine of importance. A> R NATHA . N , Hon. becretury-

T^RANKLIN ELECTORAL DISTRICT. r The intending Candidatei for the above Dist.ict are required to meet he Electors of Waiuku and surrounding districts in the Commercial Hal,>vamku on Tuesday December 6 1870, at 7 pm. »harp-to state their views with regard to the future policy for the Government of New Zealand. E Constable E Hamlin J. Keleher W. J. Hams.

IVTEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL J3I SOCIETY. The monthly meeting of the Society will be held at the Criterion Hotel on Tuesday, 6th instant, at 3SO P a' Paper will be read by Goodfellow, Esq., on .. F re e .trade_ndProtection' jonNG()iii)ON> Secretary.

A MEETING of the Surveyors' Association i\_ wi\l ta*e place at tne "Brtfiuit-Hotai, _>*i_««street, at 7 p.m., on Djo«g«^ Sec. to the Association.

NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. The General Ilalf-vearly Meetine of the Shareh- lder« will he hold at the offlc of the Company, on Wednesday, the 21st instant, at 2 p m., t receive the II «lf-y-arlv Rpp->rt and • leot two Directors iv the room of those retiring from office. By order of the Bonrd.^ December 6, 1870.

T>UBLIC NOTIFICATION. Superintendent's office, Auckland December 1, 1870. The Superintendent, havmij been called upon to act under clause 43 of the Highways Act 1807, by Jhe a .pomtment of High«ay Trustees for the District of llowiok Township ui.der the said Act,^ hereby call-. _ Public Meeting of the Ratepayers or that rhstrict. to be held nt 12 o'clock noon on Monday, the , 12th December instant, a>f c ThWleand-hamiock Hotel irowick, for the expression of their views m regard to such appointment. THOMAg B GIIiL i E =!, Superintendent.

Landed Property. &c, Por Sale.

TflOR SALE : Caledonians All Nations Young Americans Long Drives.

FOR SALE, Fifty Acrea (more or less) of Growing M adow, within five miles of Auck land.- Apply to Alf cd Buckland. GOLD MINING SHARES FOR SALE 25 Shares Whau G.M.C.— Apply to L.S., office of this paper. __________________

To Let.

TO Let, a Farm of 50 Acres on the Ohaupo Koad, five miles fiom Hamilton, adjoining Mr. Hamoud's .25 iictds laid down in giass, and divided into thiee r>a(ld. cks, secunly fenced— with the option of usintc tune milking cows. For particulars, apply to J. K.JNUA, Auctioneer, Hamilton.

TO LET, Two Superior Furnished Bedrooms and Sitting-room in the i.est part of the Gr .fton Road. Bathioom, Stabling. &c Js o other 1 dgeis aie kept — J?or addioss, apply office of this paper.

TO Sell or Let, a House with eight large moms, nnd three or four Acres of Land.— Apply to Fleming and Stever.son, Onehnnga.

TO LET, anine-roomed House, beautifully and conveniently situated with an extensive , ardenwell siocked with hunt trees Rent, £S0 per nnuin -Apply II Paitnwton, 80 Queen-street.

Election Notices.

TO THE HONOURABLE JULIUS VOGEL.

Sir.-We the undersigned Electors of the City of secure your oiectioa -We are, Si-, your obedient servants, (s}gjied by about 290 -Eieetors.)

T> E P__ L X. GENTLEMEN.— I have much pleasure in comply ing with your fl itterins request, I am, gentlemen, Yours faithfully, JULIUS YOGEL. Auckland, October 18, IS7O

TO THOMAS HENDERSON, ESQ., MERCHANT, AUCKLAND.

Sir —We tha undersigned electors of Waitemata, reque-t that yu will -.How yourself to be put in nomination to represent o«r distr a in the General Assembly, at the forthcoming general electi-ii, and wo hereby i>ledge ourselves to use every endeavour to secure your leturn We are sir, Your obedient servants, (Signed by a number of Electors.)

C\ ENTLEMEN,— I have much pleasure iv VJT complying with your request, and, If elected, will endeavour to do now, as I imve done for io many years past, my duty. I have the honour to be, gentlemen, Your ob client servant, THOMAS HENDERSON. Auckland, October 31 1870.

TO CHARLES O'NEILL, ESQ Thames, October 31, 1870. Sir —We, the undersigned Electors of the Tbamei Goldfield District request that you will allow yourself to be put m Nomination to represent our District in the General Assembly at tho forthcoming General Elections; »nd we pledge ourselves to do our utmost to secure your Election. We are, sir, your obedient servants, (Heie follow signatures.) REPLY. Auckland, November 10, 1870. Gentlemen,-I cannot but feel highly honoured at receiving your very large and influential Requisition, and have much pleasure in complying with your request. I have the honour to be, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, CHARLES O'NEILL.

TO HENRY WARNER FARNALL ESQ. We, the undersigned, Electors of Rodney, roquest you to allow yourself to be nominated for Re-election to represent our interests in the forthcoming Parliament, an d we pledge ourselves to use every endeavour to secure your return (Here follow signatures.f

f^ ENTLEMEN,— I have much pleasure m VX complying with your reques 1 , and, if elected will do my best to further your interests. I am, gentlemen, Your very obedient servant, HENRY W.FAKNALL.

'j O WM. SWAN-ON, ESQ., M.P.C.

Wo, the undersigned electors of Newton, Teqnest you to allnw vourelf to be nominated aa a reprHsentative of this Dlstiict in the General Arsembly at the ensuing election, and we engag* to use our influence to secure your return. (Here follow signatures.)

TO THOMAS MASEFIELD, ESQ., AND THE OTHER GENTLEMEN SIGNING THE EEQUISITION. Gentlemen,— l thank you for the honour you have done me, and )n reply havo to stato that, if elected, I willdo mybesWoryouH_te M «t S ; w SWAmQm <