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New Zealand Herald, Volume VII, Issue 2107, 26 October 1870, Page 3

Coffee and Spices. : A UCKLAND . V TKAM COEEEE i il W O K K S. COFFEE.—Why is the consumption of Coffee in • New Zealand not so universal as in Europe? Because it has been either adulterated or its preparation left to inexperienced hands. GOOD COKr'EE will always remain a wholesome and refreshing beverage. If you like to enjoy a cup of really goad coffee ask for BROWN, BARRETT, k CO.'3 PLANTATION" COFFEE, to be had in various finalities. But the quality th?t is most recommended is the "Standard" brand —a mixture of the finest coffees that can be without hesitation affirmed as unequalled. • itetailed at all grocery establishments, "Wholesale at BROWN, B.VRRETT, & CO.'S, Auckland Steam Coffer Works, Hioh-stjieet. 1 N. 8.-We guarantee that all our CofTee is either genuine or only of pure Coffee with runs Chicory, mixed in such proportions as have been found from experience to be most generally appreciated. Under this guarantee, we will, when required, defray the expense of a microscopic examination, requiring only that an Intact sample be delivered to a competent lnicroscopist.—B., 8., k Co. r\TAGO STEAM COFFEE MILLS, \J DUNEDIK, ESTABLISHED ISUI. "WILLIAM G-KEGG- & CO., COFFEB AND SPICE MEKCIIANTS. O. \V. BrN.VKY, agent for the above, has on hand, and for sale, the following guaranteed Brands of their celebrated Col Tees Eagle" Brand, in IUIj., 21b., 41b., 71b., and 141b. tins, gross weight "Crown" Brand, in 111)., 21b., 41b., 71b., and 141b. tins, gross weight "Crown" 13rand, in 121b tins, net weight "Elephant" Brand, in lib., 21b., 41b., 71b., and 14lb. tins, gross we : ght "Elephant" Brand, in 421b., tins, net weight "Diamond" Brand, in lib., ilb., 41b., 71b. and 141b tins, gross weight " Diamond" Brand, in 421b. tins, net weight

Election Notices. TO THE HONOK ABLE JULIUS YOG EL. Sir, —"We the undersigned, Electors of the City o Auckland East, request that you will allow yourself to be put in nomination to represent our district in th General Assembly, j»,t the forthcoming (General Election, and we pledge ourselves to do our utmost to secure your election.—We are, sir, your obedient servants, G. Von Der Hcyde Ilenrv Lewis James Cruickshank John Porter J. W. .Motion .James T. Mackelvie Benjamin Tonks A. Wardrop Stannus Jones F. M. P. Itrooktield Jaines Williamson W. J. Cawkwell Thomas Russell Mark K. li. Nicholson Alfred W. <lilies J. Ji. Uussell P. fJ. Cruickshank 11. Fendelow William Rattray Geo. Henderson "William Swanson S. Morrin Henry Isaacs Jug. Russell R. W. Wynn J. S. Maefarlanc David Graham Gabriel Lewis ('. Ludlow H. Joy HenrvS. Mevers Louis A. Nathan lly. P. Havden Lawrence 1). Nathan James Flyn Jas. Foley 11. .Joseph Chas. Porter Vv. J. Messenger Wm. .leir.ey Jno. Field Irwin Downing T. Freeman W. Downing Jas. Palmer Ed. E. Henley F. W. Ruck J. Case Geo. I'mrell Wm. Head John ( oplaxd •lames Patterson W. Mills George Williamson Patrick Lynch Dignan E. Louis ttuchoU Thos. Craig John C. Morrin li. I». Shalders i H. M. Jervis Hugh 11. Lusk John King Samuel Cochrane William Kelly Fran;: Scherlf Thomas Boylan J. S. Welsman James T. lloylan J. Casey .1. Cosgrave and Co. K. Eieh J. H. Upton J. Stewart John Soppet P.enjamin E. Turner Henry Quiglcy J. if. Symonds Geo. Gallagher James Ilyrie James (Udiiam Thos. M. Machattie Morton Jones John Gundrv J. C. Freer Denis lb>gan E. J. Wright A. olivetJoseph Manning J. Mitchell W. C. Wilson James Warner (J. Thomson Chapman Henry IV'tt George M. Kced James Harris Thos. S. Coppock W. T. Fernir I Henry Kcesing, jun. Jo'ni Liuidon 1 H. Webb and Co. Laurence Robertson 1 John Kobertou Akx. Saunders ! T. Morrin J. W. Pivece William F. Clifton Hmrv Carroll Jno. Ogilvie William Jamicson Robert Tassell Jo', in Callnan i'ernard McDonald William Read Win. Culpan W. S. Wilson "William T. Snell Malcolm Murchie E. Nolan Edwin Glanville A. Wilkic H. Newstead John Itoi>tli Robert Hampton Peter Dignan Robert Conley Thos. Mahonev Peter Hall Daniel Mahonev Frederick Ashman J. -Hanley ' David Foot James O'bonnell M. Jl«>rt»>n tttnby O. Humphries Warren L. Clarke W. H. Fort Owen Clarke AVilliam Thorne Charles Fletcher T. D. WnvfoUl George Rawlings Thomas Hood R. Sinclair G. A. Avey Wm. Walters C. Laugsford Jno. Kirkwood George Staines William Nicol Henry Gilberd Walter Dudley Hugh F. Anderson J. M. Lennox Thos. Ellison Richard J. Feltus John Scarrott A. Asher Peter Robertson Mark Hassan Win. Kirby Jerome Cadman J. Cater J. J Fernandez John Finlv Thomas Weaving Thos. Williams John Darby William Atkin l». JJowring Walter McCaul I.ernard Levy Robert Haywood Nixon Goldwatcr Charles Tothill W. Guird T. S. Weston R. R. Campion Stephen E. Hughes F. H. Lcwisson John lloneyman M. Montague James Stewart Martin McDermott J. X. Crombie Roderick McKay Charles .Marks John Cromwell I- Phillips J. Mumford John Hall John H. Wells John Ellvutt James Halvday H. Hardington E. Wood Alex. Kennedy Edward Lewis John Mason Samuel lirmvn Henry H. Adams Wm. Adams George Johnson N. Camp'Hl Edward Perkins Joseph G. Percy J. Ellis Richard Reck Thomas Cotter Thomas Cole Coopc Phillip Solomon Joseph Henry William Leys Richard Matthews John Geddes Jol.n Seeats H. Drown Fred. Loverock W. 11. Skinner Jl. Picrcc X. McMillan Daniel Collins Michael K. o'Kegan Joseph Trimble ft- Home James B. Francis S V. Collins Michael Corcoran W. Posseniskie E. Flannigan R. McCaul Simon Lipstino Edward aters William Smith George Rodgcrs Wm. Milics G. Whitakcr A. Campbell D. Evitt Allan O'Neill McArthur Thos. T. Maseiield William Racon Thomas Henderson James Carr S. lirowniug J- R- Way Robert Rrown Andrew Fernandez Henrv Partington James Stewart John Leech J. L. Hatswell Thomas Wood W. L>. Athcrton William Raker Alfred A ley Frank Farley John Gribble C. Casey John Monroe Jaires Ferguson Samuel Evinson Samuel Houston G. Eraser, Pluunix Foundry — Anderson E. Porte. Clias. D. Thompson J. S. Porter C. G. Quick .Robert Graham Wm. Nghtingalc Edward Isaacs C. Darnedt. Gentlemen, — i have much pleasure in complying with your flattering request. I will take an early opportunity of addressing vou. I am, gentlemen, Yours faithfully, JULIUS VOGEL. Auckland, Octobcr 13, IS7O. TO THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND CITY WKST. Gentlemen, —I beg respectfully to offer myself as a CANDIDATE for the Representation of your District in the forthcoming Parliament of New Zealand. .Should you do mc the honor of again electing me as one of your Representatives, I shall endeavour to assist in carrying out such measures as will best promote the interest and welfare of Auckland and the Colony.—l am, gentlemen, yours, &c. t To THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND CITY WEST. Gentleman,—l beg to inform you that it is ray intention to present myself, on the day of nomination, as & candidate for re-election to a scat for your District in the next (lifth) Farliauicnt of the General Assembly.—l have the honor to be, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, WIIILIAMSO >-. Auckland, October 21, IS7O. TO the ELECTORS of the District of EDEN. Gentlemen,—l beg to inform you that am a candidate to represent your district in the General Assembly. I shall be among you for the purpose of a personal canvass in a few days. 1 am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, | JOHN KEKE.