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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 141, 26 April 1864, Page 1

TO THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND, (CITY) WEST. GENTLEMEN —A vacancy having occurred in tho representation of your important District in u-° ] >,ovuu ' n ' Council, hy the resignation of Mr. V . C. Daldy, I beg to oiler mvself si-s a Candidate lor your suil'niges. JShould you deem me worthy of the honour of representing your interests, you may rely upon my independent discharge of the important duties of the trust reposed in mo. I havo the honor to be, Gentlemen, our most ol>edient servant, IiUGII COOLAHAN. St. George's liav, Tuesday, April 18, 18GI. TO HUGH COOLAHAN, Ei>Q., CANDIDATK l'Oll Til K CITY \Y KST. SI K. —Seeing that you offer your services to represent the City West, in the' Provincial Council, I hej- to submit to you the following-: — Your are doubtless a ware that on the Bth of July, ISIiS, the whole ot tlie Militia and Volunteers wore ordered out. on " Actual Service," and that they have been out on yhrtinn tor periods Hxtending from one week to two month.'., from the 18th July,'lS6:». when one hundred and sixty of the First-class Militia, under Uapt. Mcintosh, mid about one hundred of the Auckland liitle Volunteers under ('apt. Dorrom, inarched to I >t.ihuhu. till the :ilst. March, !S(i t, when tlie shattered remnant of t tie First-class Militia, under Major Tighe, arrived in town, alter two "months' hard service at llrury; the Second-class and others doing duty here in town. You cannot but bo aware that the men havo sullen-il severe!v, both in health and ill pocket-: some of them being still on sick beds, some have died, and others, the ghosts of their former selves, ure just able to crawl about, the .scareolv living evidences of tho neglect of those whose fiat sent them from their homes. It ;s needless to point out to you the recognition by tbe iVovincial Council of the services of those who served in the " War of the North," by tho passing of the Naval and Military Scrip Act, 18,56. Tt is, therefore, submitted to you, if tlie Militia and Volunteers are not equally entitled to some consideration at th- lunula of tho Provincial (Journal, %iul it* »o, whether yon *ro to slronunusly and push forward thoir claims in the Provinciivl Ciiuiicil, bo that, tho CJoncnil A«ttotnhlv may fad coinpolleti to moto out to them tardy justice. I Kill, vvO., WILLIAM OUTFbMN, ul City VT^oat. April I'Jth, IH6I. To Mr. Wri.I.IAM GRIFFIN. Siu, —I hoc; to acknowledge the receipt of vouv letter of this day's Uat<\ addressed to hip as a candidate tnr the vacant seat for the City West in the j lYovineia! Council. In reply to your enquiry eon-taiiH-ir thorein, I only say that having, with tho irtt*:it hulk of tho Auckland community, fully recognised the importance of the invaluable services which the Volunteers and Militia have, under pvat discouragement and much rendcicd to this I'rovincein the time of its need, it will indeed be verv ffnitifviiij* to me if, by any means. 1 can be made the humble instrument in obtaining for them that substantial proof of the public gratitude to which I consider them so fully entitled, I do not hesitate to express my own conviction that the Kepro'ent/stives of the people of this Province will only ufive effect to their constituents* wishes by employing legitimate irteans for placing the members of our own Loca*l Forces upon the same footing as that of tlie " Naval and Military Settlers," provided for in tho "Auckland Waste Lands Act." HUGH COUIiAIIAN. St. May, A]>i*il M), 1S(>1. CITY OF AUCKLAND ASSESSMENT. AITKAL NOTICE. (<itv Board of (*miiniission« , r»* Ollice, Canada Buildings, (^ueen-street, Auckland, 22nd April, 186-1. "VJOTICE id hereby that the Commissioners a-\ under the 'City jioard Act, lS(i3/ and the 'City Hoard Act, IftM, Amcjjdment Act,' have this day made a b'ate of Six Pence per Pound on the nett annual value of Property assessable under the paid Acts for the period from Ist day of December, lS(i:s, to 31st day of Min, liSOt iboth inclusive); and that parties who may consider themselves Hirirrieved on the ground of irregularity, or inct^rrcetncss in the \aluation or in the amount, assigned (hereon, arc hereby required, within four* teen davs from the date heicof, 1o jjive notice to the Clerk of the "board of Mich their objections, and to stale explicitlv the ground thereof. ANDW. JIEVEIiIDGE, Cliainnan.

MAISON DE PARIS. H /j£ RS . BYRON begs to inform the Ladies of Auckland and its vicinity that, prior to withdrawing from business, she will Sell off the whole of her New and Fashionable Sloi-k At .4 Rimhti'ion op 25 ri:u uknt. from tiik vstal Stn.i.tNn P«if.'i:s. Till) Stock consists of New and Fashionable Millinery, Mantles, Rich Silks, Moires, and Fancy D res? Materials, Real Laces, Collars, Sleeves, G lores, L'mbrallas, and Fancy Goods in great variety* FASHIONABLE MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT, QUEKN'-STJiEKT, AI'CKLAXD. TIMBER, TIMBER, "\,f H. ROE begs leave to inform Builders, IVJL. Shippers, and others, that having made additions to his Machinery at Coruuallis, (besides regular building timber,) lie is now [irepared to supply Planed, Toiifjued, and Grooved Flooring, Dressed Lining, and Weather Boards, 'Vc. Orders to any extent delivered at Auckland, Otahuhu, or auv of the landing places on tlie Manukau, at current rates. Ollices and Timber Yards, Onehunga. April 23, IStil. IiEMO V A L . G HAMPSHIRE beirs to inform his friends, and • the public generally, that he has removed liis Business to Victoria-street.' E:ust, adjoining the Greyhound Hotel, where he hopes to receive all his former patronage. HAIR DRESSER AND PERFUMER Auckland,-"oth April, U'64.