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New Zealander, Volume 11, Issue 979, 1 September 1855, Page 1 (Supplement)

STthe electors of the PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND. Tt-je " Auckland Constitutional Association," formed " for purpose of securing, as far /possible, the carrying on of t L Government of this colony d of this Province upon prin- ,; lc3 i n accordance with the spirit f the Constitution Act ; and L advocate such amendments in the Constitution as experience may from tilll e to time point out to bo desira,j » finding, from official correspondence recently made public, that a dissolution of the Provincial Legislature will soon take place, have deemed • t to consult the Electors of the Province as to the propriety Mr. Whitaker to become a Candidate for the Office of Superintendent, when a vacancy shall occur. The result of the applications made to the electors has been, that so large a number of names has been affixed to foe requisition, and such numerous promises of support given in addition, that the Central Committee of the Association already feel assured that it is the wish of the majority of the (electors that Mr. Whitaker shall jaia offer himself as a candidate. 'The numerous applications to the Committee for information S3 to the progress made, and H to the probability of the assor&nces of support being sufficient to jistify Mr. Whitaker in accepting •fie requisition, have induced the Committee, at a meeting held this ay, to "direct the publication I /that document, together with a Hit of the names already affixed, and •o intimate that it will be presented |is soon as some lists from the more tat Settlements shall have been received. (Signed) Patrick Dignan, Chairman of Meeting. Auckland, Aug. 14, 1855.

18 FREDERICK WIMTAKER. ESQ. Sir, —We, the undersigned Elects of the Province of Auckland, sieving that the present very unsatisictory state of our public affairs must iiortly lead to another election for k office of Superintendent, request Ist job will again permit yourself to put in nomination for that office tiienever a vacancy shall occur, and, J the event of your consenting to »so, we promise to use our best totions to secure your return. jaPowditcli, M.P.C. Elias Courtnay M.L.C. Joseph Fielding .Dignan, M.P.C. William Francis 'Greenwood, M.11.R. John Fitzgerald 'S.Grahame, J.P. James John Fitzgibbon ■a O'Neill, M.11.R. Henry George Hodges j*. Clark, j.P. John Hendon m ßrown William Halket William Hunt *Mworth, M.P.C. John Hogan *r.Boylan, M.P.C. Thomas Hart j* Gilfillan, M.L.C. §&H Lee, M.11.R. William Watkinson J Williamson John Walsh -i.Somerville William Cunningham M.II.R. Dennis Coffey :-Uurphy Samuel Floyd : Alfred Flower ? j am e8 Fitzpatriok jWLynch William Hall ■!; J ?Henry, gen . Robert Hall g«Pollen, J.P. John Hall tjjrtijcott James Snell JN Hnrkins John Shepherd ; -»UTanaj{h Ingham Stephens yjfttt M.P.C. George Bregman J W.Hansard George Bennett peCadman James Brown :T*>Vhelan Charles Kemp M.P.C. P.Kelly J» Craauner Joseph West 55* Robert Watchorn JJ°?erTiUe Thomas Murphy 5, ~!'7 Alexander McEvoy «£ William Macgee tAVr, John Shaw *U Berne J osep h Cobine fET* William Flower !kp Thomas Frost Bnari Farrell T. H. Hawkins JftwUjr Edward Barry 7 rom John Belcher" J'remian, M.P.C. Richard Speer u, r f flt 'd John Charles Kirby SB?** Joseph Keates ftj*a J. Kin, JamesKennedy :;Jf>' la " Richard Whitford 4 \i r! msh Daniel Mills George Martin - k*K Urp y Daniel Murphy bj* Martin Whitford i Martin Casey It tL'.„ benjamin Clout 4,7* Michael Curley sTCooni John Curley feu . un J Hector J 1 Banks Ser John Fowler Peter Flinu John Hogan Joseph II ill George Harris Willium S itcliff William Siinley Samuel Stewut Henry Srait'i Peter Brennaa Phillip Brady Rohertßartley Thomas Byrne Daniel Buckley William Smith Ralph Scott Edward StilliarJ CharlM Butt