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New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1125, 22 June 1867, Page 3

* m PUBLISHED FOB GENERAL INFORMATION. H. O. BALNEA VIS, Returning Officer. Auckland, 20th June, 1867. TO THE RETURNING OFFICER OF THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT THE NORTHERN DIVISION. I THE UNDERSIGNED, do lioroby give notico , that I withdraw my namo as a Candiclato at tho Eleotion to bo hold on tho; twenty-sixth day of Juuo, 18G7, of a Member of tho Houao of the Procinl Council for tho Electoral District of tho North. Dated tho 20th day of June, 1867. W. J. HIT EST, Eden Crescent, ' Lenaoholdor. Signed in tho prjsonce of David Guaham, J. P. SOUTHERN DIVISION ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE NORTHERN DIVISION. In offering myself as a candidate to ropresont you in tho Privincial Council, I beg most espectfully to inform you that, einco tha vacancy occurred, my timo has been so fully occupied as to prevent mo from visiting the' distant portions of the Northern Division before the day of election, which takes place on Wednosday, the 26th instant. Should, however, I have the honour of being returned, I shall mako it my duty to make special visits to the various localities in your Division for the purpose of ascertaining by personal observation and enquiries tho wants and requirements of tho same. I shall also foel obliged to any of my oonstituent3 who will condescend to furnish me with any information touching tho wants of their neighbourhood, either by giving mo a personal call or othorwise, and to snch bb will do so I promise to listen attentively to any suggestions for improvements thoy feel called upon to make calculated to forward their interests. To those who may not have tho opportunity of conveying to me information by a call, I also promise them that any suggestions they may communicate to mo by letter shall receivo my prompt attention and consideration. "When I have thus made myself well acquainted with your wants and wishes, I flatter myself that your intorests will bo safe and better protected by me than they would be by my antagonist, judging from the very groat sacrifice country members sustain in attending the Council. It is a notorious fact that tho country members have been frequently absont when important questions affecting tho interest of tho district they represont have been before the Council. If lam returned I pledge myself to be at my poet. I am, Gentlemen, Your humblo servant, GEORGE STAINES. Norfolk House, "Wellesley-street, j June 21st, 1867. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE NORTHERN DIVISION. GENTLEMEN,— Having como forward as a Candidate to represent you in the Provincial Council, I beg to remind you that the Poll will bo taken on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 26th instant. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, HENRY DACRE.

TO THE ELECTORS OP THE NORTHERN DIVISION. Gentlemen,— i have the honor tr offer MYSELF ns a Candidate for the beat in the Houbo of Kepresentatives vacated by Tuos* Henderson, Esq. 11. COOPER, M. P. 0. N.B.—Polling Day, Monday, Ist July noxt. TO THE ELECTORS OP TEE NORTHERN DIVISION. IN coneequenco of the resignation by Mr. Thomas Hexbeuson of his seat in tho House of Representatives, 1 beg TO OFFEII MYSELF as a CANDIDATE f 'r the vacant seat. If elected I shall endeavour to do my duty to you and to the Colony. THOS. MACFARLANE. Auckland, Juno 7, 1807. TO BUILDERS. i T ENDERS will bo received up to two o t clock on ? MONDAY, tho 21th instant, for the Erection I of a STONE und BRICK BUILDING in Wynd:; ham-street, on the site of tho Old Sliakespere Hotel. Plans, &c., at my office, Freeman's Ray. EDWD. MAHONY, Architect. TO BUILDERS. nniINDKM will bo received until noon of tho 28tl 1 instant for the ERECTION of an HOTEL at TAfJHANGA. Plans, &c., at mv office, Victoria-street. RICHD. KEALS. E, BYATT, B U T O H E B, Late of Union-street, BEGS to inform tho Public that he has tikei that SHOP in WELLINGTON-STREEG lately occupied by Mr. GoMrLlNCir, and will open oi FRIDAY, June 21, with a choice supply of Beef Mutton," and Pork, at tko lowest price. A-trial i respectfully solicited, , , '