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

Election Notices. !TlO HIS HONOR T. "B. GILLIES X ESQ., SUPERINTENDENT OF THE i'HOYINCE OF AUCKLAND. Sir, —We the undersigned of the citv of Auckland West rc-qucst you to allow vourself to be nominated as a representative of this District in the General Assembly at the ensuing election, and we engage to use our influence to secure your return Richard Moore J. C. MacCormick . Charles Pike Chas. O. Montrose ; Thomas Belcher James Rutherford i Robert Wliitson H. M. Jervis i Thomas Whitson John MeElwain | (George Johnstone G. S. Jakins I James Conpland A. W. Eaton ■ William Philcox Fredk. Combes John Abbott Geo. W. Oweu George Riteliie John Oirilvie Richard Garlick C. Major "Walter Graham G. T. Keetley Richard Seccoinbc Thos. Keir S. H. Hamilton J. C. Seceombe George Rodgers William White Roderick McKay Harknoss Hamilton William Atkin James Bunt D. B. Thornton Chas. Dmidas Audrew Beveridgc F. W. Stevens Henry Ridings William Baker Phillip Herapath T. W. Marsh I William Kelly Mathev/ Henderson I Henn- Gilberd W. H. Armstrong ' ' *arlick H. S. Meyers J. C. Firth John Leaning, sen. S. Browning George lloldship William Morrin A. Duthie Richard Keals A. H. Jakins James Williamson J. A. Barber J. S. Macfarlane Thos. Geo J. C. Morrin "U\ Potter John Batger David White John Lilewall Alex. Marshall G. B. Owen F. Williams William Motion Geo. Morris J. MeMullen Dargaville H. N. Warner Chas. Davis Thos. Fagan John Edson Thos. Williams i Andrew Stewart W. E. Anderson J. R. Morgan James An.senno Alex. Wright John Henderson Edwin Carr Jolm Maxwell J. Robinson T. B. Hill ' Jolm W. James George Pivno Edwd. Wall H. Bovion John Lee Henrv Brutaiu Saml. Brown E. W. .Morrison Saml. M. Green G Javman Andrew Tait William .Miller James Harris .lames Mci.righau Robt. Hartley L. D. llalstead Richard Grigg James O'Neill Hugh McKay Henry Niecol Robt. Patterson John'Nicholson James McLeod John Roberton Thos. Craig Joseph Potter John Parker Andrew Anderson John Copland Daniel Caley W. A. Graham Andre,v Bell W. W Cardno Rober". Stow Henry Ouigley William Munro W. C. Daldy Alexander Farquhar Richard Forgie JI ugh Kitzgeraid Fredk. Ring John Munro Alfred W. Gilles John Mason Johu Sceats Lawrence Robertson Peter Hardy v»liver S. r.llis Henry Potter Di. McClusky Thos. L. White Peter Mackio James George G Robert Home Farquhar James Wiseman Francis Qttick Thomas Guilding Thom vv Murpiiy Win. Rattray, sen. T. T. Dickenson T. L. IF. Stubbing T. W. Dorjjiin William Kennedy Octavius Smallticld John Buuhanan George Dickson F. Rov.e Quick 11. Gil:i(laii William Foulner Edwin iremain lifil>t. Pollock Thomas Booth Edward Rorter David Neill Peter Joseph Dalton Andrew Kellv lienjamin Tonks William Porter Elias Bowdcn Jo-epli (Jraig J. B. Giraud John Cunuuing R(»bt. Walker V.'. L. Rees J. Wavmouth Fred. Rattley William lilood J. W. Preece James BIo«>d W. Aitkin David Grubb Robt. D. J,. Duffus Thojnas Shovfli Geo. Tavlor E. Jelfcoat H'arkis J. C. Brown D. Weir Andrew Craig K. tJiilham J. M. Dodd Norman Alo.Millan Moses Crocker liugli MrLend John Sinclair John H. Hooper GeoVge Watts Jolm Sinclair Giacomo Fred. Danks S. Davenport Henry Smith Jonu Shooland Francis l-'osier John Malam John Hobbs Noah Wood S. Wallington W. M. Ivean James Caradus W. G. Bunting .Limes Dearniss James (.Jreen J. Cater John Conway J h Swinnrrton F. E. Compton Jolm H. S-'ield Barton Ireland l'red. Kirklaii<l S. V. Collins Henry Wrigg, O.K. S. Matthev/s Saml. .Davis B. N. Manky J. .Mc^cngei* Benjamin G-ilmore Edward P.artlv B. Keane Edv.in Gianville A. ( diver, jun. Ed. J^rown Wm. Miller W. s. Hughes Allan O'Neill H. Bell Albert Cohen M. M. M-maghan Robert Br<jck R<»!«t. I'eace 1 Robert Chalmers Dunk! Krana Richard Hobbs J. J. Mills James Wrigley Wm. Taylor ■ i Jeorgc Turrell W.J. Mr.ndav AVaker Paul Ed. Owen ' j Alexander l-'lemnusg i iiarles .Marks L. D. Nathan Jos. Bennett Thomas Walker Wm. Ea-twood W. Buckland Fred. OhDon I Wm. Han?on P.obi. J. McDonald ; Thomas Wilson Jamas Bond | HenrvNeal (Jen. Wallace j J. K.* May W. F. Denq sey j Charles Costar Hy. Sankey | William Smith F. Cork I James S. Cousins W. G. Parker Elijah Webb J. [iillin-ton j "William Williams John Kane i Wilson tCirkland Martiu .McDermott ' Matthias Sharp Frank J agger , (Jeo. S. Barker J. M. Matthews i Mauriee Foley Jost-ph Slater John Playford Geo. Bowring Jolm Blackburn Jolm 11. Hudson J. T. Warlow Davis, M. A. Alex. M. Williams i Archibald Mcintosh Ril. Reeves John A. T. Butler John Higgins H. c;hristopher Thos. S. :iv.-ner T. Barr * I'red. W. Stretton S. Heinus Thos. Tdiller James W. Carr Jack Thomas Bailey Geo. Buchanan J. W. Stock .John Buchanan Wm. Gault TO THE ELECTORS OF CITY AVEST SICNIN'G THE i:Et>l r ls]TiOX.

(JtiNTLF.Mkn*.—When first I hoa»-d of this requisition being in progress, my inclination was to deline it, lest t might be open tu the imputation of uncalled for *>ppo»iti*»n to one of rh.; sitting members. The explanations made, and the number and inlluence of the requisitionists have convinced n«e that sucli a course would be disrespectful to you, and false delicacy in the circumstances. 1 therefore place my services at your disposal, and thank you for the confidence in me which your request evinces. I am, Ucntlemen, Your most obedien: servant. THOMAS ii. CJILLIES. Auckland. 2oth October, 1870. Hotels and Restaurants-f-i R E YHOUN D IT OTK L, VX COUNKR OF QUEEX AND VICTOP.IASTHEETS, AU L'KLAN U. MICHAEL CORCORAN, P HOl'Kl LTOK, In returning thanks to his Friends, Visitors, and the Public generally for their past support, begs leave to draw attention to the EXTENSIVE ]MPROVEMEXTS recently effected !i: the premises by the hands of the most experienced designers and decorators in Auckland which have rendered this well-known Hotel FAR SUPERIOR to any other in the City, and equal to the best of the far-famed Hotels of Melbourne and Ballarat. THK BAR has been fitted up in a gorgeous manner, and in size and convenience is unrivalled : and visitors calling there will iind themselves, as heretofore, waited upon with the utmost civility and attention, and will be supplied with articles of the very best and choicest qualities mid descriptions. N B —Hot water alwavs in readiness. THK PARLOUR ASP BEDROOMS require only to be visited to be appreciated ; and M. C. can appeal with confidence to the testimony of previous visitors, who will bear him out in asserting that the arrangements cannot be excelled. THE BILLIARD ROOM AND THE ADJACENT BAR are fitted up with the best Tables and the most approved .appliances, and are under skilful management, which lias always atforded satisfaction.M. 0. trust* by a continuation of attention and civility, combined with care in supplying none but first-class goods, to merit an increase in the favours hitherto so liberally bestowed on him, and hopes that the OPvEYHOUND HOTEL mar be recognised as " THE FIRST HOUSE IN AUCKLAND, to which pre-eminence it shall be his endeauour to raise it. N G- L I S H ALE. BASS'S No. 3 on draught at tho "SVAITEMATA HOTEL. A LLA"WA"S'S DINING ROOMS, BKOWN-STKEET. GRAHAMS TOWN. s. d. Good Beds 1 0 per night Single Bedroom 16 ~ Double Bedroom SO ~ Board 15 0 per week Board and Lodging 20 0 Ditto with Single Bedroom .. 2f» 0 ~ Breakfast 10 i Dinner 10 i Tea : 1 0 | Extra charges for Private Rooms.