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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 445, 17 April 1865, Page 3

EASTER MONDAY JM. LORD'S QUADRILLE BAND will be on • the NORTH SHORE This Day. TO THE ELECTORS OF RAGLAN. /~~1 ENTLEMEN.—A VACANCY' having occurred \jf in the representation of your district through the resignation of Mr. Taylor, I beg to offisr myself as a C \N DIDATE for the vacant seat. My long residence in this province, and the part I have taken in politics, render any explanation of my views on public questions unnecessary. Should you honour me by returning me as your representative in the General Assembly, j •will use my best endeavours to promote your interests, and tho welfare of the province of Auckland and the colony, at large. remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient serrant, WILLIAM BUCKLAND. TO THE ELECTORS OF PARNELL. GENTLEMEN, —You are now called upon to elect a fit and proper person to fill the seat in the House of Representatives, vacant by the resignation of your late member, Beader G-ilson Wood, Esq. The fa-t of the ensuing session of the General Assembly being the last that can be held before the dissolution of the preecnt Parliament, may probably have liad the effect of deterring others more eligible than myself from offering themselves as candidates for your suffrages; but be that as it may, I have been solicited by not a few of your number to offer myself as a candidate. I can assure you that it is only after the most mature consideration that I have acceded to the request thus mado. I cannot but regard the next session of tho General Assembly as one which will be fraught with consequcnccs of vast import to the weal or woe of this portion of the colony, and it is in full view of the gravity of the situation that I have consented to allow myself to be put in nomination. Should you honor me with your suffrages, I shall endeavour, to the best of my ability, to advance the interests of your district, and of the colony at large. I have the honor to he, Gentlemen, Your most obedient humble servant, HUGH COOLAHAN. St. George's Bay, April 15, 18G5. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE RAGLAN DIVISION. Dru'y, 13th April, 1865. BROTHER ELECTORS, HAYIN G been requested by many amongst you to become a Candidate for the Vacant Scat in the House of Representatives, and yielding to no man in the warm interest which I feel for the welfare of Auckland, I have at once consented to bo Nominated —not to carry out one Act, or one Measure, but as a Representative of tho entire Colon}-, while it continues such. I shall be most happy to meet you on the day of Nomination, and to receive your Votes on the day of Election, if you approve of me as your Representative. Your obedient servant. J. CRISP. PARNELL ELECTION. A PRELIMINARY MEETING- of the Parcell Electors will be held in the Windsor Castle, THIS EVENING, the 17tli inst., at 8 o'clock p.m., preparatory to the nomination and election of a member to represent this constituency in the House of Representatives. THOMAS JOHNSON. WILLIAM V A UGH AN. CHAKLKS PIER. REUIIEX ELLEY. JAM J- S CANNING-. WJI. WESTON. CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD ! PROFESSOR PARKER is open to contend, for from £o0 to £I.X>. with any person in Auckland, under the same rt'ea as for the Championship of England and Australia, which he now holds. Further particulars can be learned at the Clanricarde Hot; 1 before WEDNESDAY next. Auckland, April 12, 1565. HORSE FOR SALE. A GOOD LIGHT HARNESS HORSE. A trial will be given. Apply to MR. KELLY, Devon and Cornwall Hotel, Queen-street. COTTAGES, MOUNT ST. JOHN. THE tender of Messrs. WRIGHT and DUGGAN has been accepted. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. A AND A. TAIT, General Smiths, Bellhangers, e GasFitteis, Iron Turners, &c., have removed from Grey-street to more commodious premises in Wakefield-street (lately occupied by Cosier & Co.) N.B. —The Horse Shoeing Department will ba conductor! by a first-class Nhoer and Farrier. NOTICE. }71F.0M THIS DATIC wo tho Unlersigned will _ not bo responsible for any Goods obtained by persons in our employment, unless on our written order. BUTT. & ANDERSON. TT7" PIUTCHARD, late with Mr. E. KEALB W « Architect, begs to inform his friends and tho public that- he has commenced business as an ARCH ITECT, and he frists, from his long experience in Englaud, and also for the last (ire years in Auckland, together with strict attention to his profession, to give satisfaction to those who nia\ favour him with their patronage. Office —Wv.ndiiaii Chambers. April 17th, IRGS. . - CLEANLINESS. A Stove most Brilliantly Polished in Two MINUTP.3 I'OK 1.E55 THAN Oi>E FaBTIIIXG. WCr. 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Scarcely any rubbing id required at "'the tub," and a little child muy "'ihe Family Wash mav thus be accomplished 111 many cases before breakfast, and the usual miseries" of the dreaded washing clay avoided. « Ask for " Harper Twelvetrees Glycerine Soap Powder," sold by all Storekeepers, P cn^,P^ a and wholesale by the Mamifocturer,Harper IVelvetrees Bromley-by-Bow, London; wholesale in Auckland by Mr. Jolm J. Hooper, Mr. S. Browning, and Bucholz & Co.