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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1740, 8 November 1862, Page 1

To the Electors of the Province of Auckland. rpilE Office of Superintendent of this Province John WillifmsoTTs "T-’ the rosignatbn of SethhSlSS: 8q -’ “ 18 ,ncumbcnt on y° u to It is with great reluctance that I have yielded to forward'as fr n T ber of thc Elector?, to come ahnSst t£ mid,dat ? f ° r , thc oflice; but 6eei "g that ij “ thc g° neral wish that I should do SO, and thc Provim>e V fl? Ced tbat 1 can be of some scrvice to their 1 reqS H ° PrCSent Cr,tical J llucture - 1 J’ icld to . * am ©HtfiiSted with your confidence, my aim will ?■ c °"°peiatc with the Council, in devising and enacting rnftfiQnmo a»wi . . .. ~ .. IV,MVU council, in uevisinc: ana for mea fi SUrC r S ’ and enrrying them out impartially for the benefit of all parts of the Province I will _ "" t'«* nm irovince. i will ml y attention principally to thc formation and improvement of Roadsj thc opening up of the country; the encouragement of Immigration, and thc advancement of thc Province generally. I am, Yours truly, , ROBERT GRAHAM. Ellershe, 25th October, 1862. To the Electors of the Province of Auckland. GENTLEMEN, —I beg to offer myself as a candidate for thc office of Superintendent of thc Prot"u CC ?X Auckland . I1(JW vacant by the resignation of John Williamson, Esq. In doing so thus early, I wish to avoid the more formal process of waiting for a requisition, being aware that requisitions on such occasions, are simply expressions of party feeling, which mmy case I wish to avoid. Belong to no party in the 1 rovince, I am under no personal engagement to servo any; and I do not now wish to lay myself under anv party obligations. My sole desire in coming forward at this juncture, is to serve the Province to thc best of my ability; and unless elected to the office to which I aspire by a very general record of public feeling in my fa\our, I have no wish to be returned, well knowing that unless I am placed in a strong position, my means of usefulness will be greatly impaired. , I shall have another opportunity of expressing my views as to the duties attached to the office—meanwhile, I beg to solicit the support of all those who have confidence in my character and ability for the trust thus sought, pledging myself if my election should be secured to promote as far as possible thc prosperity of the province. I remain, Gentlemen, Yours very respectfully, JOSEPH NEWMAN Auckland, 25th September, 1862. The New Zealand Agricultural Society’s ANNUAL CATTLE SHOW WILL be held at NEWMARKET, on WEDNESDAY, the 12th day of November, 1862. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. Mb. W. T. Bassett, President of the New Zealand Agricultural Society. Capt. Walmsley, Vice-Prc;iidcnt. Mr. Robert Robertson, 'Treasurer. Mr. F. Howard, I Mr. John Guigo, “A. Buck land, | “ Jas. Runciman, Mr. Thomas Shepherd, Jim. Exhibitors of poultry will be required to find their own pens. Entries for sheep-shearing to be made on the ground, at thc Secretary’s office by one o’clock, and thc shearing will commence at two o’clock. Implements must be on the ground and placed at lateston the day previous to the Show. All stock to be on thc ground before nine o’clock, and from nine to half-past nine will be admitted on payment of double entrance fees ; none will be admitted after that hour. Thc receipt given by the Secretary for stock at time of entry must be delivered to thc gate-keeper of the yard by the person who brings the stock, or admission will bo denied. No stock exhibited to be removed from its place until after four o’clock on thc day of Show. The Society will not, under any circumstances, hold itself responsible for loss, damage, or mis-delivery of live stock or other articles exhibited at thc Society’s Show. Any prize may be withheld when thc Judges are of opinion that there is not sufficient merit in the stock exhibited for such prize to justify an award. All protests must be left with the Secretary before 2 o’clock on the day of the Show. All servants coming in charge of Stock will he subject to thc orders of the Director and Stewards of thc Yard. The Gates will be open for thc Public at 12 o’clock. Admission, Is. each. Catalogues free. Instructions to the Director and Stewards. Thc Director and Stewards arc instructed fo take care that no Member of Committee, Stranger, or Exhibitor, bo admitted into the Cattle Yard, under any pretence whatever, until the Show Yard is open to thc Public. The Committee delegates full power to thc Director and Stewards to enforce all the Regulations. As soon as the Judges shall in each case have made their decision of an award, the prize animal shall be distinguished as the winner by different coloured prize cards. Thc Director and Stewards are requested to be on the ground by 7 o’clock on thc day of Show. Director of thc Yards—Mr. George Howard. Stewards for Thoroughbreds—Mr. Austin, Mr. C. Shepherd. . . Stewards for Heavy Draughts—Mr. A. Muir, jun., Mr. J. Badley, Mr. W. Hunter. Stewards for Cattle—Mr, C, Storic, Mr. Kobcit Runciman, Mr. Edward Hall, Mr. Jas. Robertson, jun. Stewards for Sheep—Mr. Walter Harris, Mr. W. Thomson, Mr. 11. S. Andrews. Steward for Pigs—Mr. R. Badley. Steward for Poultry—Mr. John Buckland. Steward for Implements —Mr. Jos. Grigg. By thc kind permission of Colonel Leslie and officers, the Band of the 40th Regiment will perform on tb^> Dinner will be provided in a paddock adjoining the Yard at 4 o’clock. c ARTIIUR) Secretary. On Sale at the Stores of GEO RG E SI B BIN, ► EST CORN FED N. S. W. SIDES AND ► HAMS. On Sale at tho Stores of GEORGE SIB BI N A A SACKS FINEST PASTRY, 200 lbs., JU FLOUR 40 sacks Fine 200 do. MOREY’S Registry Office for Servants. •ER sir. wiseman’s, saddler, queen-street, AUCKLAND.) AMILIES in thc interior provided with Servants of all kinds, agricultural to domestic. N.B.—Rents Collected. Reef Gold Mining Company, limited. CE is hereby given to thc Shareholders in 3 above Company that the third call of Y POUNDS on each Share will be made nc payable to the Treasurer at the Office of any in Fore street on or before SA J. UKIJAx, ember inslant. R[CnARI) RIDINUS> Chairman. nd, October 20tb, 1862. Savings’ Bank. ’, in sums of XIOO and upwards, lent on hold security. Applications, describing to be left at tho new Bank. Queen-street. ’ WILLIAM 0. DALDY, r 1802 , Vice-President.