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New Zealander, Volume 11, Issue 987, 29 September 1855, Page 1 (Supplement)

TOTHK ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND. THE "Auckland Constitutional Association,” formed “ for the purpose of securing, as tains possible, the carrying on of the Government of this colony an( j of this Province upon principles in accordance with the spirit of the Constitution Act; and to advocate such amendments in the Constitution as experience may from time to time point out to bo desirable ” finding, from official correspondence recently made public, that a dissolution of the Provincial Legislature will soon take place, have deemed it advisable to consult the Electors of the Province as to the propriety of inviting 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 the 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 again offer himself as a candidate. The numerous applications to tho Committee for information as to the progress marie, and -as to the probability of the assurances of support being sufficient to justify Mr. Whitaker "in accepting the requisition, have induced the Committee, at a meeting held this day, to direct the publication of that document, together with a list of the names already affixed, and to intimate that it will be presented as soon as some lists from the more distant Settlements shall have been received. (Signed) Patrick Dignan, Chairman of Meeting. Auckland, Aug. 14, 1855. TO FREDERICK WH3TMEB, E3O. Sir, —Yv r e, tho undersigned Elec tors of the Province of Auckland, believing that the present very unsatisfactory state of our public affairs must shortly lead to another election for the office of Superintendent, request that you will again permit yourself to be put in nomination for that office whenever a vacancy shall occur, and, in the event of your consenting to do so, we promise to use our Lest exertions to secure your return. Wm, Powditch, M.P.C. John Salmon, M.L.C. P. Dignan, M.P.C. J, Greenwood, M.11.R. W. S. Graham e, J.P. James O’Neill, M.U.R. Arch. Clark, J.P. Samuel Brown 11. W. Mahon J&s. Dilworth, M.P.C. J«. T. Boylan, M.P.C. J. A. Giltillan, M.L.C. Walter Lee, M.11.R. James Williamson Thai. Somerville T. S. Forsaith, M.11.R. Thas. Murphy Robert Evans Edward King Daniel Lynch John Henry,sen. Daniel Pollen, J.P. Robert Scott William Harkins John Cavauagh P. Donovan, M.P.C. Albert W. Hansard Jerome Cabman Patrick Whelan J. Williamson, M.P.C. Thomas Crunmwr Petpr Grace Mark Somerville Wm. Griffin Jas. Hal yday John Mitchell Patrick O’Berne Wm. Rowe. Tohn Henry, jun. Dugh Coolalian bines Dcvrom Michael Kieley John Derrom Joseph Brennan, M.P.C. Patrick Bonfield John Me Dowell franklin Smith Somerville Michael Boylan Richard Beamish Patrick McGrath Patrick Murphy Patrick King John Kerr William Wood Jam e3 Wallace P'lward Cox J !) hu Cooper George Hadley John Robertson ’-arnei Harris Jjenry Hector Robert Rruee Rcrnard Banks Joseph Sinden John McNamara Abraham Mears uucan McLennan John Kerr John Wier J 3 *- H. Walsh , , var d Watters p Cherringtoa V eor f?e Clarke a 'nes Finnerty Jai «e8 Heron * Elias Courtnay Joseph Fielding William Francis John Fitzgerald James John Fitzgibhon Heavy George Hodges John Hendon William Ilalkct William Hunt John Hogan Thomas Hart George Isaac Burnand William Watkinson John Walsh William Cunningham Dennis Coffey Samuel Floyd Alfred Flower James Fitzpatrick William Hall Robert Hall John Hall James Snell John Shepherd Ingham Stephens George Brcgman George Bennett James Brown Charles Kemp P. Kelly Joseph West Robert Watchorn Thomas Murphy Alexander McEvoy William Maegco John Shaw Joseph Cobinc William Flower Thomas Frost Bryan Farrell 'J’. il. Hawkins Edward Barry John Belcher Richard Speer John Charles Kirby Joseph Keates J. King James Kennedy Richard Whi third Daniel Mills George Martin Daniel Murphy Martin Whi third Martin Casey Benjamin Clout Michael Curley John Curley John Fahey John Fowler Peter FUnn John Hogan Joseph Hill George Harris William S itcliff William Stanley Samuel Stewirt Henry Smith Peter Brennan Phillip Brady Kobcrtßartley Thomas Byrne Daniel Buckley William Smith Ralph Scott Edward Stilliard Charles Butt