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New Zealand Herald, Volume VII, Issue 2108, 27 October 1870, Page 3

Election Notices. TO THE IIONOiiABLE JULIUS VOGEL. Sir,—We the iii:di.rslgned, Electors of the City of Auckland East, request that you will allow yourself to be put in nomination to represent our district in the General Assembly, at the forthcoming General Election, and we pledge ourselves to do our utmost to secure your election.—We are, sir, your obedient servants, G. Yon Der Hcyde Henry Lewis James Cruickiiliank John Porter J. W. Motion James T. Mackflvie Benjamin Tonks A. Wardrop Stannus Jones F. M. P. Rrookfield James Williamson W. J. Cawkwell Thomas Russell Mark E. B. Nicholson Alfred W. Gillcs J. B. Uussell D. B. Cruickshank H. Fendelow "William Rattray Geo. Henderson "William Swanson S. Morrin Henry Isaacs Jas. Russell R. "W. Wynn J. S. Macfarlane David Graham Gabriel Lewis C. Ludlow 11. Joy Henry S. Meyers Louis A. Nathan Hy. P. Hayden Lawrence D. Nathan James Flyn Jas. Folev H. Joseph Chas. Porter W. J- Messenger Wm. Jctfrcv Juo. Field Irwin Downing T. Freeman "W". Dolling Jas. Palmer Ed. E. Henley F. "NV. Ruck J. Case Geo. Turrell Win. Head John Copland James Patterson W. Mills George Williamson Patrick Lynch Dignan E. Louis Bucliolz Thos. Craig John C. Morrin 11. B. Shaldere H. M. Jervis Hugh H. Lusk John King Samuel Cochrane William Kelly Franz Scherff Thomas Boylan J- S. Welsroan James T. Bovlan J. Casey J. Cosgrave and Co. E. Rich J. 11. Upton J. Stewart John Soppet Benjamin E. Turner Henrv Quigley J. 11. Symonds Geo Gallagher James Ryrie James Oldham Thos. M. Macliattio Morton Jones John Gundry J G Freer Denis Hogan E. J. Wright A. Oliver Joseph Manning JI W. C. "Wilson James Warner | G. Thomson Chapman Henry Brett George M. Reed James Harris TUO3. S. Coppock W. T. Ferrar Henrv Keesuig, jun. John Lundon I 11. Webb and Co. Laurence Robertson 1 John lioberton Alex. Saunders I T. Morrin J- W. Preece I William F. Clifton Unary Carroll | J no. Ogilvie "William Jamieson liobert Tasscll John Callnan Bernard McDonald "William Read Wm. Cnlpan W. S. Wilson "William 1\ Si'.ell Malcolm Murchie K. Nolan Edwin Glanville 1 a. Wilkie II- Xewstead i John lJooth Robert Hampton Peter Dignan Kobert Cooley Thos. Peter Hall Daniel Mahoncy Frederick Ashman J. Hanlev David Foot James O'bonnell M. Horton Busby O. Humphries Young Warren L. Clarke W. H. Fort Owen Clarke "William Thome Charles Fletcher T. D. Warfold Ceorge llawlings Thomas Hood li. Sinclair G. A. Avey "Wm. Walters C. Langsford J no. Kirkwood George Staines William .Nicol Henry Gilberd Walter Dudley Hugh F. Anderson J. M. Lennox Thos. Ellison llichard J. l'eltus John Scarrott A \slier l'eter itobertson Mark Hassan "Wm. Kirby Jerome Cadman J. Cater .1, J Fernandez John Finly Thomas Weaving Thos. Williams John Darby William Atkin G. lknvrinj Walter AlcCaul liernard Levy liobert Haywood Niiwn Goldwater Charles Totliill ! W. Guird T.S.Weston ! It. It. Campion Stephen E. Hughes ' F. H. Lewisson John Honey-man ! M. Montague James Stewart j Martin McDermott J. >"• Crombie } Koderiek JlcKay Charles Marks ' John Cromwell I- Phillips J. Mumford John Hall John 11. Wells John Ellyett James Halvday 11. Hardinston E. Wood ' Alex. Kennedy Edward Lewis John Mason Samuel ISrown Henry H. Adams Win. Adams George Johnson X. Campbell Edward Perkins Joseph G. I'ercy J. Ellis llichard lieek Thomas Cotter Thomas Cole Coops Phillip Solomon Joseph Henry William Leys lticiiard Matthews John Cleddes John riceats H. Brown Fred. Loverock W. 11. Skinner 11. Pierce N. McMillan Daniel Collins Michael K. O'Eegan Joseph T.imlilo R. Home James H. Francis S. Y. Collins Michael Corcoran W. I'osseniskie E. Fiannigan >;■ McCaul Simon Lipstine Edward Waters • William Smith George Eodgers Wm. Miiies G. Whitaker A. Campbell D. Evitt Allan O'Neill I'. McArthur Thos. T. Maseßeld William Bacon Thomas Henderson James Carr S. Browning J. B. Way liobert Brown Andrew Fernandez Henrv Partington James Stewart Jolm"Leech J. L- Hatswell Thomas Wood W. B. Atherton William Haker Alfred Aley I'rank Parley John Cribble C. Casey John Monroe James Ferguson Samuel Evinson Samuel Houston G. Kraser, I'hcenix Foundry — Anderson E. Porter Chas. I>. Tliompson J. S. I'orter (.'. G. Quick liobert Graham Wm. Nightingale Edward Isaacs C. Daruedt. &ENTLEMEN\ — I have vnuch. pleasure in complying with your flattering request. I will take an early opportunity of addressing you. I am, gentlemen, Yours faithfully, JULIUS VOGEL. Auckland, October IS, IS7O. rpO THE ELECTORS OP CITY X OK AUCKLAND (WEST).

Kclujw Citizen*,—A worthy son of an olcl colonist called on me yesterday mori inj to enquire whether I inteided to be a Candidate for my former seat in the Assembly for City West. He put the question, he said, because of having h«n told among other things In- oris of the Kcntlemen ii> ehargu of a requisition, that I was not likely to offer as a Candidate for that district, it v reply was of course a reference to lny aniiouucc-incnt in the newspapers. He was satisfied, and said he hart informed the gentleman who lmd applied for liis signature that if tho old members chose to coin* forward, he hail no wish to see them disi>laccil. , , . , It appear?, from the published report m the J. ew Zi:u.\ni> Hkkam> of Wliit took place at an interview with His Honor Mr. Gillies, that a " friend" of mine, u member of the deputation who presented tho requisition to that gentleman had been informed "that Mr. Williamson intended to come out for Newton." , . , To avoid further misapprehension I wish you to know that sueli was never my intention, nor was it ever proposed to me to do so. And I further state to you that it was not until after I was pressed to let my constituents know my intention with regard to City West that my announcement was addressed to you and published on l:ist Friday evening. 1 should also inform you that before the closing of the recent Session of Parliament, a number of the members who had given a geueral support to the Government policy, determined to resume their seats in tho lluu.se of Representatives, if their constituents so willed it, in order to assi:t the authors of the policy to giro ell'ect to it. I was one of that number. We knew that a section of the House was much opposed to the policy which we had supported—and had laid ■plans for its overthrow. If that could not be accomplished, because of its popularity, that every fc-on should be made to wrest from the hands of the present Government the administration of it, Signs of these designs are already manifest. For my own part the policy of last session has long been that of lliv own convictions. The North Island must be opened up to the hands of industry, and that industry encouraged bv every means which a Government can employ before we can hope to succeed and prosper, oiuicr in town or country. Local industries must also bo'fostered so that employment maybe prodded for the increasing town populations. Seeing that the present Government aim at these great objects, and that much collateral good otherwise is likely to flow to the Province and City of Auckland from their measures, I sav, fellow citizens, let your support be riven to the carrying out of that policy. " Destroy it not ; there is good in it."—Yours very truly, ' J. WILLIAMSON. Auckland, October iti, IS7O. TT SIVEKSAL EXP B.ES S. GENERAL SlflVi'lN'G AND FOKWAKDIXG AGENCY, FOR THE DISI'AV'K of parcels a>;d hoods to all 1 ;iiS OF THE WORI.D, "Will, .'. patch and at low rates. The attention residents here having friends in Australia is sp»:c:..ily directed to this express, arrangements having been made to deliver parcels throughout the various townships in New South "Wales, Victoria, and Queensland. 4 Residents in various Provinces of New Zealand orderin" goods from Auckland to be sent by this Express" will also receive ever}- attention and find charges low. , . . ~ Freight and charges on goods arriving from hngland or Australia can either he paid here or on arrival at destination. Parcels dispatched to Thames Daily, at low rates. Parcels for Auckland and Suburbs promptly delivered. . ... For the convenience oi parties visiting Auckland, a Cloak-room is established, whtr* parcels can uo left I for a small charge. J. P., CARTER., Office Fotti-STr.sBT, Auckland, (.lust beyond Cochrane's AHCtion Mart}. October 20, 1370.