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New Zealander, Volume 11, Issue 989, 6 October 1855, Page 1 (Supplement)

Tyift “ Auckland Constitutional Association/’ formed “ for {lie purpose of securing, us far a , possible, tiie carrying on of a e Government of this colony j of this Province upon principles in accordance with the spirit 0 f the Constitution Act ; and to advocate such amendments in the Constitution as experience may from to time point out to lie desiratje” 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 0 f 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 tothe electors hasbeen, 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 ft is the wish of the majority of the electors that Mr. Whitaker shall ruin offer himself as a candidate, ? 'fhe numerous applications to the Committeo for information u to the progress made, 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 na soon as some lists from the more distant Settlements shall have been received. (Signed) Patrick Dig.van, Chairman of Meeting. Auckland, Aug. 14, 1855. T0 FEOOEfIIDK WHITAKER, Sir, —We, the undersigned Electors 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 60, wo promise to use our best exertions to secure your return. [Here follow the signatures ] Auckland, Sept. 25, !855. | Gentlemen,— I have the honour to thank you for the Requisition which has been presented to me this evening, requesting me to permit myself to be again i p,nt in nomination for the office of Superintendent. I am grateful for the assurance i thus conveyed to me of such general ■npporfc, and 1 cannot hesitate to ac- j cept an invitation from so large a. proportion of the Electors of the Province. I trust it is almost unnecessary for ®e to add that, should the constituency think fit to elect me, 1 shall use ®y best endeavours to prove myself Worthy of their confidence, I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, FRED. WHITAKER, fo the Gentlemen signing the Requisition, &c. To TIIK ELECTORS •OF THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. |jGNTLE]\I EN, —One of the Members who lately represented you in the Pro- j Ucial Council having 1 left New Zealand, I u myself the honor of requesting you to a °e mo in the position of one of your re- | 1 have already been a member of the j t|J* i ssom hly, and 1 appeal to my cong, / there as a guarantee, should you think o elect me, that the interests of ray eon--1 uents will not be neglected. I have the honor to remain, Gentlemen, Yo.:r obedient servant. Wai.tkk Lee. fi-ENTLI U self f A jjUd, Scpt., 28th, 1855. T »E ELECTORS OF THE CITY OP AUCKLAND. MEN, — 1 beg to announce myp rn .""‘I as a candidate f r re-election to the Council. Should 1 have the Usff’j? kg returned, I pledge myself to D . ‘ Constitutional means to promote the Plenty 0 f Pr ovi n C c. nave the honour to be, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, James Thos. Boylan.