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New Zealand Herald, Volume IX, Issue 2691, 12 September 1872, Page 1

Electoral, -REQUISITION. TO J. M. DARGAVILLE, Esq. AYe, the undersiened, have to request that yor; will nlloiv yourseif to be placed in nomination as a Candidate for the City Council, and we pledge ourselvi3 to use our best endeavours to secure your return. "We are, Sir, Yours, &c, Stone Brothers Henderson and Macfarlauo Barton Ireland S. J. Edmonds » B. Tonks and Co. Hugh P. Anderson and Co. Walter Graham F. AV. Compton J. Logan Campbell J. and J. Soppet Winks and Hall R. Gratten Archibald Clark and Sons M. Niccol Henry Probert H. B. Morton Robert Cooley Andrew Bell . Henry White Bell Brothers James Halyday George Leahy James Harris G. W. Owen Eraser and Tinno Levi W. Eaton McArthur, Shera, and Co. Albert Eaton J. Tonson Garlick John Leaning Alexander Saunders Rolph, Sterry and Co. John M. Mowbray James Russell Samuel Cochrane and Son John Scarrott W. T. J. Bell Albert Walker C. Aitken. j£- e . p l r. To Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlano McArthur, Shera and Co., J. Logan Campbell, A. Clark and Sons, Stone Brothers, and the other Gentlemen signing the above requisition. Gentlemen, —I thank you for your requisition, and on the strength of it I shall with pleasure stand for election to the City Counci 1 . 1 am t Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, J. M. DARGAVILLE. Auckland, August, 1872. WILLIAM JOHN HUEST, Esq., MERCHANT, AUCKLAND. Auckland, August 31,1572. Sjr, - Wfl, the undersigned Ratepayers of the City of Auckland, respectfully request you to allow yourself to be put in nomination for the Office of City Councillor at the ensuing election, and if you accede to our request we pledge ourselves to do everything in our power to secure your return. Brown, Campbell and Co. W. Chapman Alfred Buckiand W. J. Messenger H. H. Abbott Thomas K. Taylor G. W. Friend H. P. Cohen J. Cosgrave and Co. G. Ivil George Williamson Jumes Wrigley Heinrich Kohn John Street V. H. Lewisson John C. Sextie T. and S. Morrin Edward Watters Benjamin Touks aud Co. James Howden John Sceats Michael Corcoran Benjamin McKerras R. Messenger C. Westpfahl F. Quick Oct. Smallfield Andrew Beveric'ige Thos. C. Weston Thomas Macffailane R. McKay J. TJpham James Wiseman Geo. H. Lavers John Roberton W. G. Harrison J. Waymouth G. R. Whale J. G. Freer John Rout James Braund James Oldham John n. Hooper James George S. M. Green George McCaul J. Casey AVm. B. Hale Lewis Brothers James F. Leighton Edward Perkins R. J. Churton A. Wardrop Henry Hill and Son J. B. Brathwaite Charles Langsford B. Markham R. R. Camp'on W. J. Marks Thomas Macready G. H. Leys James Macrendy W. Motion R. Wliitson William Broad W. M. Commons James Smith Robert Leslie Warnock Bros. TO the Q-entleinen signing the requisition requesting me to act asj City Councillor, if elected. I have the honor to state that if so I will do my utmost to merit the confidence you are kind enough to repose in me. Your obedient servant, W. J. HURST. Auckland, September 17, 1572. DANIEL STEPHENSON 1 , ESQ., MERCHANT, AUCKLAND. Auckland, August 31,1572. Sir,—We, the undereigned Burges-es of the City I of Auckland, respectfully request you to allow yourself to be put in nomination for the office of City Councillor at the ensuing Election, and we promise to do everything in our power to secure your return. Michael Corcoran D. Markham Walter Grahame Henry nill and Son Brown, Campbell & Co. E. Louis Bucholz AVm. Colman AVilliam Broad Robert Hampton James Smith Alfred Buckiand W. Chapman Henry N. Abbott Thomas R. Taylor T. and S. Morrin Thomas Macready C. AVestpfahl W. J. Messenger O. Smallneld P. AVhitson Glanvillc and Ellyett J. P. Cochen J. B. Brathwaite AV. M. Commons G. AV. Friend G. Frit John Morrin John Street J. Cosgrave and Co. Robert Leslie Geo. Williamson John C. Sextie Heinrich Kohn Mason Brothers F. H. Lewisson Edmuun'Waters Benjamin Tonks and Co. James■ Howden John Sceats F. Quick Benjamin McKerras Andrew Beveridge R. 3: essenger Thomas Macffarlane James Wiseman Henry Shaw John Roberton George H. Lavers Jakins and Wilcox W. G. Harrison James Braund H. Rurial J. Waymouth AVilliam AV. Cardno J. G. Freer John Rawes John H. Hooper James Oldham S. M. Green James George J. Casey George McKae Lewis Brothers James F. Leighton Edward Perkins Robert Cooley A. AVnrdrop Charles Langford AV. J. Marks R. M. Weston G. H. Legg E. AV. Morrison J. AV. Motion James Macready R. R. Campion TO the Gentlemen signing the requisition : I thank you for your pledge of support, and will to the best of my ability, if elected, faithfully discharge the duties devolving on me. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, D. STEPHENSON. piTY COUNCIL ELECTION. TO SIR. FREDERICK BUGDEN. Silt, —AVe, the undersigned, beg that you will allow yonrself to be nominated to fill the office of City Councillor, and we shall use our best endeavours to securo your return: — James Dickey James Conpland AVilliam J. Offer J. M. French John Mason Richard Beck J. and J. Mason Joseph G. Percy Thomas Belcher Edward Good E. Porter and Co. Richd. Seccombe and Sons J. Goldie Francis Marriott J. B. Giraud James Goodacro Joseph H. Hopkins Thomas Travil James B. Francis Joseph Case AVilliam East down AVilliam Heads Benjamin McKerras James Clark AV. S. Nelson — Cameron E. A. Plumley R. Purchase James H lynn AVm. Jaffery Charles Pain Joseph Craig George Giles E. Ellingham, John Smith J. James J. Smith Cousins R. AValker C. Coster W. Paul Edward Bartley Charles Atkin G. Gledhill J. Jackson J. Grey. TO the Gentlemen signing the requisition asking me to offer myself for re-election to the City Council. I beg to accept your offer to use your best endeavours to secure my return, and thank you for this proof of your confidence and approval of my past efforts to serve you in the Council. If returned I will endeavour to serve you without " fear or favor."—l am, your obedient servant, FREDERICK BUGDEN. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. Gentlkmen,—As one of the out-going Councillors, again offering myself for your suffrages, I consider it my duty to express my views on the most important questions now before the public. As to the water scheme, T am opposed to an extrnvagaut amount being borrowed ; and I moved in the City Council, as an amendment to the resolution, seconded by Mr. Macready, as to borrowing £100,000, " that the sura'do not exceed £100,000." lam also opposed to cutting down streets, when more important ani necessary .works should be carried, out. I will support a fair distribution of the loan and city rates. I belong to no clique, and have endeavoured to the best of my ability to break up the old clique, and this is the reason why a " dead set" is made against me by them. I have endeavoured to.act Independently in the Council, and will continue to do so, if favored with your confidence. I am. your obedient servant, FREDK. BUGDEN.