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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 1, Issue 31, 24 April 1858, Page 2

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE OF WELLINGTON. Gentlemen, — A VACANCY in the Superintendency having taken place by the resignation of Dr. Featherston, I lose no time in redeeming my pledge of the Bth December last, by becoming a Candidate for the office. Not being what is called a party man, and having engaged that, if elected, I would be guided by the wishes of a majority of the Council, it is needless for me to advert to the political questions which now agitate the Province ; but that which I hope you ■will consider a proper feeling of self-respect impels me to say, that if at any time their should arise a serious difference of opinion between the Council and myself, I should consider it my duty to retire from the Superintendency without again becoming a Candidate for re-election, in order that by a fresh exercise of the People's electoral rights, harmony between the Superintendent and the Council might be restored. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, ¥eu_r most obedient Servant, HENRY ST. HILL. Wellington, sth April, 1858. ROYAL HOTEL THEATRE. rpHE above place of amusement will be J- opened on Monday, the 3rd May. The evening's entertainments will consist of Sentimental and Comic Songs, Ethiopian Serenaders, Sentimental and Comic Dancing. To conclude with the raiding farce, entitled Box and Cos* Doors open at 7, performance to commence at J past. Admission, front seats, 3s. ; "back seats, 2s. j JOHN MASTERS, Stage Manager. JUST ARRIVED EX DOLPHIN And on Sale by the Undersigned. SAUCES — Tomata, Anchovy, and Universal. Salad Oil, Curry powder Svgar — Company's Pieces Ale and Porter in bottle Currants and Raisins Snaffle bridles, Hogskin saddles Babys' and Children's boots Leather — sole, kip, and calf American shovels — round 2nd square mouth Foster's spades Ditching spades, wide, double strapped. T. H. FITZGERALD. Napier, April 9, 1858. Just arrived ex Salopian, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, assorted, guaranteed of best quality. Moderator Lamps, assorted sizes, with oil and wick. Also, to arrive Seed Wheat, of best quality. T. H. FITZGERALD, Napier, April 1, 1858. THE UNDERSIGNED are Cash Buyers of Wool, Oil, Bone, and other produce, and will advance on consignments to their correspondents in London, Liverpool, or the colonies. Assurances effected on all produce consigned as above. Wm. BOWLER, SON & CO. Wellington, Sept., 1857. NOTICE. rp HE UNDERSIGNED having relin--1 quished the STORE BUSINESS, respectfully requests his Customers to P A V their accounts due up to December 1857, -within THREE MONTHS from this Date, or ELSEDANIEL MUNN. -: Napier, April 9, 1858.