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New Zealander, Volume XVII, Issue 1610, 21 September 1861, Page 4

ELECTION NOTICE. Electoral District of the Province of Auckland. IN pursuance of the provisions of an Act of the General Assembly of New Zealand, intituled “ The Regulation of Elections Act, 1858, I, Latjoiilxn O’Brien, Esq., Principal Returning Officer for the Electoral District of the Province of Auckland, do hereby give notice that, by virtue of a Writ bearing date the 14th day of September, 1861, issued under the hand of Ilis Excellency the Governor of New Zealand, an Election will be held for the return of a qualified person to serve as Superintendent of the Province of Auckland; and that the Nomination of Candidates will take place at the Court House, Auckland, on THURSDAY, the third day of October, 1861; and that the Poll (if necessary) will be taken on THURSDAY, the twenty-fourth day of October, 1861. Dated this sixteenth of September, 1861. L. O’BRIEN, Principal Returning Officer. The following places are Polling Places for the Electoral District of the Province of Auckland; — At Mongonui: the Court House. Oruaiti Valley: Mr. Ball’s residence. Omni; Mr. Butler’s residence. Wangaroa: Mr. Bell’s residence, and Mr. Spickman’s residence. Kaitaia: Mr. Adamson’s residence. Ahipara: Mr. Shannon’s residence. Russell: the Court House. Waimatc: Young Men’s Association room. Tarairc: Mr. Kidd’s residence. Hokianga: Old Custom House, Herd’s Point. Wangarei Heads: Resident Magistrate’s office. Wangarci: Mr. Caffler’s store. Omanu, Wairoa River, Kaipara: Mr. C. Walton’s station. Mangapai: Mr. W. Harrison’s residence. Waipu: the School House. Mangawai: Mr. R. Skeen’s residence. Little Muddy Creek; Mr. J. McPikc’s residence. Titirangi: Mr. 11. Henry’s residence. Henderson’s Mill: Henderson’s Mill. North Shore: Mr. J. Reed’s residence, and at the Pilot station. Weiti: Mr. Lloyd’s barn. Mahurangi: Mr. J. A. Brown’s mill, and at the old Survey station. Matakana: Mr. Monro’s store. Auckland: the Court House, Queen-street. Parnell: brick building adjoining Mr. Law’s premises. Otahuhu: the Police station. Panmurc: the Ferry house. Howick: the Court House. Onehunga: the Court House. Papakura: the Police station. Wairoa: the School House. Ilunua: Mr. Smith’s lime station. Newmarket: Mr. A. Buckland’s yard. Mauku River: Mr. S. C. G. Vickers’ residence, Waiuku: The Resident Magistrate’s office. Raglan: the Court House. Waitctuna: Mr. R. 0. Stewart’s residence. L. O’BRIEN, Principal Returning Officer. Dated the 16th day of September, 1861. NOTICE. THE two Firms which have hitherto carried on business under the designations of 11. & M. Lewis and G. & E. Lewis, will from this date resolve themselves into ONE FIRM, under the stvlc and title of “ LEWIS BROTHERS.” All debts owing to or any engagements contracted by either of the old Firms, will be received or liquidated by the Undersigned. LEWIS BROTHERS. Auckland, August 15, 1861. LEWIS BROTHERS, Have on Sale, ex ‘Broadwater,’ ‘lda Ziegler,’ and other late arrivals, OA CASES SALAD OIL, half-pints jLi U 10 cases Castor Oil Hair Brushes, Poll Combs and Perfumery Pipe Stems and Tops, Razors and Scissors Shaving Brushes, Boxes and Strops Porte Mommies and Bag Purses Playing Cards, Butchers’ Knives and Tabic Cutlery Hair Pins, Powder and Puff Boxes Fancy Goods of every description Gent’s Belgian, Pcrsignev, and Piccadilly Collars India Rubber and Cotton Braces &c., &c., &c. QUEEN-STREET and FRASER’S BUILDINGS. DOMAIN BREWERY, NEAR GRAFTON ROAD. ON SALE—Grains and Yeast from English-made Barley Malt,, and shortly Porter and Ales will bo ready for delivery, of superior qualities. For Sale, A STEAM ENGINE about six horse power, with BRICK MACHINE, &c., and the BRICK BUILDINGS they stand in. Apply to LAURIE, BROTHERS. Auckland, 10th Sept., 1861. To Masons, Bricklayers, Carpenters, Joiners and Iron founders. Tenders arc required for the erection of Two Warehouses in Queen-street, for Messrs. Henderson & Macfa.rla.nc. Plans and Specifications may be seen at my Office until SATURDAY, the 21st instant, when the tenders are to be delivered at 4 o’clock precisely. The lowest tender will not necessarily be accepted. JAS. WRIGLEY, Architect. Wyndham-strcet, Sept. 10, 1861. JOHN HANCOCK, BUILDER AND STONE CUTTER, BEGS to intimate to Ins friends that he has rc-com-mcnced business in the premises previously occupied by him in Queen-street, adjoining the White Hart Hotel, and hopes, by attention to business and moderate charges, to merit; a share of public patronage. Designs for Tombs, Monuments, Tablets, Head Stones, &c., furnished, estimates given, and all descriptions of work in stone executed in the best style. Young Men’s Christian Association Library. SUBSCRIBERS who have had Books from this Library in their possession for any length of time, are respectfully requested to return them, as several volumes have been out considerably beyond the time usually allowed for perusal.