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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6485, 30 August 1882, Page 1

[ Corporation Notices. ELECTION OF THREE COUNCII.- ; LORS. • .. PONSONBY WARD. . ( Pursuant to provisions of ''The Municipal Corpora ations" and "Regulations of Local Elections Acts,; 1876/' and amendments thereof, 1 hereby give notice that an Election for.Three duly qualified persons as Councillors /or the Above Ward, will take place bri FRIDAY, 15th September next.; / ' T 1 T ' Candidates will require to be nominated on or before Noon of WEDNESDAY, 6th September. Nomination Papers can be obtained on application at the office of the Town Clerk. ; CHARLES IRVIN EXLER, Returning'Cfiicer. • City Council Offices, 28th August, 1832. JgOROUGH OF OH E HUNG AANNUAL MEETING OF COUNCILLORS. In pursuance of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1876, and the Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1870, and amendments "thereto, I herebv eive notice that an election -will bo held on THURSDAY, the 14th day of September, .1882, for the return of three duly qualified persons as Councillor* for the Borough ; and 1 hereby appoint the Courthouse, Onehunga, and TTJESDaY, the sth day of September, 1882,- for the Nomination of Candidates. i Nomination pape-s, signed each by a Candidate and two duly qualified voters, must be delivered to the Returning Olflcer. before the hour of noon on the day of .nomination. WILLIAM G. P.O'CALLAGHAN, Returning Officer. Onehunga, August 29,1852. Pnblic Notices- . jp cr B Lie NOTI CE. The Makarau Bridge having been taken over by Government, from the contractors, notice is hereby giveu to those persons maklpg U3C of the river for rafting timber or other purposes, that'they will beheld responsible for any damage that may occur to the Bridge, through their neglect or carclesshcss in not providing proper booms or other appliances, for the safe keeping and securing of such timber,"rafts, &c. By order. S. PERCY SMITH, Chiefs Surveyor. Survey Office, Auckland, 23rd August, 1882. ' KA R ANGAHAPE. HIGHWAY .DISTRICT. PETITION AGAINST JOINING THE CITST.; All persons are hereby warned against affixing their names to this Petition, as S£ contains libellous matter, and renders the signatories liable to punishment for such libel. - Dated this 29th day of August, 1882. . . JOHN C. WILKES. • SI BROOKING. • Witnesi—Thomas. Cotter, Solicitor, Auckland. 0 '• £ 1 I; 0 •. :Ei-: • All Claims against tho Estate of the late John Smith, of Auckland, Draper,-'must bo sont in to the undersigned on or before the 7th of September next; Auckland, August 24; 18S2. • HESKETH & RICHMOND, : Solicitors for the Exccutrir.. . FICTON COAL COMPANY (LIMITED), i, : ; .1: | ; The Shar: List of the above Company will Close positively at 4 p.m. on 31st of August. Persons desirous of obtaining Shares should make application at ones. j, STODART AND" SONS. OP PARTNERSHIP. . The Partnership hitherto existing between Edward Timms Cartwriglit and Philip -Richards Carthew, f trading under the stylo or firm of "Cartwright and Carthew," Grey-street, Auckland, Boot Upper M;l:iu- I facturers, has Ibis day beon dissolved by mutuii : consent All debts duo by the late firm will be p>id i by the said Edward Timms Cartwright, and all monies ' owing will be received by the said Edward Timms Cartwright, who will continue to carry on the busi- ' ness of tho late firm in the sirno premises under* the ' name of E. T. Cartwright. Dated this SOth day cf August, ISS2. EDWARD T. CARTWRIGHT. PHILIP R. CARTHEW. Witnoss to the signatures of the said parties: ' PITTER Or-IFIIAKT, Solicitor, Auckland. — \ OITY OOUNCIL piLECTION. | TO THE ELECTORS OF EAST WARD. < Gentlesieh, —I beg to offer myself as a Candidate i for your suffrages at the ensuing election. ; G. S. JAKINS, Customhouse-3treet. MR. THOMAS HOLDER . begs to inform h's friends and the public . that being incapacitated by an unfortunate accident from following his-occupation, ho has decided to resume his profession as ARCHITECT. He feels confident of giving satisfaction, having acquired consider- j able colonial experience during the past 22 years. • Tho business of Holder Brothers will be carried on as OTI C E . W. F. HAMMOND, in thanking tho public for ■ their kind patronage in the past, begs to intimate that, having taken hi 3 ton into partnership, the Firm will carry on business in the future under the style of W. F. Hammond and Son, Architect!!, Civil Engineers, aad Surveyors. T AND,. HOUSE, AND ESTATE JLi AGENT, VALUATOR, Sciierff's Buildings, Fort-street, AUCKLAND. The undersigned in commencing business in Auckland begs to announce that twelve years experience in Waikato has given him an intimate knowlodge of the district, as well as a business connection extending to all parts of the Auckland province. He is, therefore, in a position to give intending settlers the fullest and most reliable information and letters to his agents, who will offer every facility for inspecting ihe various properties oil hand for sale. , ~ "Valuations of town or country property made at tho shortest notice. Money advanced on Freehold Security in sums or from £100 to £5000. .. Money invested, and no charge mado to investors. KENNEDY HILL. Lost. /a » REWARD.—Lost—A Roll of Bank Notes in or near Darby-street.—The reward will be paid on leaving same at Heralb Office. LOST —A Yellow Cow; long horns; near calving. Branded RB on rump.—A reward will be paid by giving information to Hunter and Nolan, or A.8.. Heiuld Office. IT OST—A Socket, belonging to Carriage H J Lamp.—Finder will obligo by leaving it at W. - C. Dennes', Queen-street. Auditor, accountant, colLECTOR, AND INQUIRY OFFICE.-Hy. KriAllzti. bogs to inform the public that, he has opened an office in Shortland House, Shortland-street. SH. MA BT IN & SON • Having opened tbeir General Furnishing Shop solicit a call from intooding purchasers. . S UM, gives best price for private sales, and all kinds of Second-hand Furniture Bought, Sold, ot- Exchanged. <8_ MARTIN & SON, General Furnishers, BHlington's Buildings, Freeman's Bay. Promissory note forms in Books csa bo obtolnodat the Heiuld OfHce. J