Electoral. Yyf AITE M ATA ELECTION. TO RICHARD MONK, Esq,, J. P. We, the undersigned Eleotors of Waltemata, respectfully request yon to become a Candidate for the Seat In the Home of Representatives, vacated by the death of Mr. W. J, Hurst. Yourlnterestinand long residence In the county, your sympathy with the settlers and Intimate know, ledge of their wants ; your special acquaintance with the most Important Industries In Waitemata ; your ability, probity, and well-known energy all combine to render you highly eligible as a representative. « If yon oonsent to cecome a Candidate, we readily pledge ourselves to endeavour to secure your election. Patrick Comisky, J.P. Malcolm MoLeod Nathan Barker John Chamber* John M. Geddea George "acre R. M. Cameron Is» ac MoLeod (chairman R K. Garlick Helensvllle Town Board) William Ad.rns Joseph Megson T. G H Hall Alexander Dewar John Phtlltpps John Slater, J>»» Alfred Becroft A- ? u » D »»y , ~ , T). F. Kvan* J- A - MoMahon (chairman Curtis Moore Malretahl Board) Robert A. Mcteod James MoLeod Albert Beetham, J.P. 8. LaTrobe Arthur Heather A. K. Heard Alfred Buckland O. Cantweir John Smyth W. H. stebblng Patrick Gleeson John Lamb T. 11. Hall Andrew MoLeod James Archibald Malcolm Hlccol, Mayor of Charles Newman Devonport Thomas Leigh White T. W. Deacon Benn«tt Frank Phillippa Edward Morton I»aac Peel ■ William Rattray, sen. W. Stockwell, M.D. John toe El wain, J.P. Robert Sinolair, J.P. „ George R. MoElwain Frank Dye, Chairman KanJames Drintan kapakapa Board O. Mays, Chairman Wat- Murray temata County Council J. A. Walker James Dacre Adam Henderson Walter E. Moßlwalu Henry Lloyd John Henderson George R. Burnett Henrr J. Blyth George Eraser, J.P. T. B.'Howarth Pierce Lanlgan Edward Bartley W.E.Anderson ' D. Oxley H. Ohamberlln, M.L.C, O. E. Button 8. Vosper W. H, Fenton J. J. Swlnnerton W. Mitchell Robert Lamb Henry Smith T. W. Deaoon, jun, Michael Corcoran W. K. Morton Charles C. Dacre Thorn** Uashar W. Holle Brown John Wormall And a large number of other Electors, T~O THE ELECTORS OF WAITEMATA aIGMN'O THIS REQUISITION. Gintlemen, -I heartily thank you for the flatter' ing and Influential requisition you have presented to me. In deference to your wishes, I accept the position of Candidate, and I trust that my life long experience of the vicissitudes of colonial life, and an ardent desire to promote the settlement and prospeiity of the country, to develop and utilise its many and varied resources, and to foster all oar local Industries, justify me in asking for the confidence and support of the Electors generally. I shall take an early opportunity of addressing the Electors in the various cent's' of population in the County, and giving my views on the political questions of the day. Meanwhile I respectfully ask the Electors not to give any pledges which may be advene to my interests. I am, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful servant, RICHARD MONK. TSJTAITEMATA ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF WAITEMATA SIGNING MY REQUISITION, Gentlemen,— Having learnt that Messrs. Monk, Alison, and Glenny are about to contest the vacant ■eat in Waitemata, and finding my time already so largely occupied with public duties, with your permission 1 b-g to rotire in favour of the local men. in doing so, I heartily thank the large and influential number of electors who so kindly promised ma their support, and for the enthusiasm with which they intended to enter into the coming test. J. M. LENNOX. To Let. NORTH SHORE—To Let or Lease, 131 > entnor House, situated on Beach Road, between the wharves, containing 16 rooms, with pleasant view of harbour from balcony and verandah; bathroom, gas and water laid "n.—Apply J. Owens, next door, or B. Tanner, North Shore Ferry Office. TO LET- A Six-roomed Houbo in Vin-c*nt-»treet: gas and water laid -Apply T. McMaster, 204, Onsen-street. TO LET, in Wyndham-street — Offices, single or In suite, suitable for solicitors, architects etc.Apply to D. F. Evans, Queen-street. TO LET— Briok Shop of five rooms complete, with every requisite, suitable for any kind of dry goods business.— Melbourne Tailoring C» , Hobnon-street. _____ mo LET—The Ground Floor and Cellar JL of Premises close to Queen-street —For terms, apply to D. F. Kvans, Property Agent, next to H»ram> Office, Queen-street. TO LET—Premises in Wyndham-street, suitable for a commission or email wholesale business,— For particulars, apply to D, F. Evans, next Han aLP Office, Queen-straet. LET—Two 5-Roomed Houses, Jervois Road; gas. water, etc.: rent, 10s. 4-Roomed Cottage with scullery, city water, 8s 6d.—Apply W.G. Allen, Victoria Arcade. ■ TO LET—House in Eden Crescent, near St, Paul's Church, facing the Harbour. Three minutes from Post office. Rent, 20s.—Apply F. J, Bennett, Draper, Queen-street. TO LET— Comfortable 5-Roomed Cottage, in Brown-street, near Richmond Road; cUr water, cupboards, and all convenience,— Apply B. Arch, Brown-street, Ponsonby. TO LET- Those splendid Business Premises Jervois Rrad, lately ooenpted by W. G. Allen, Draper, etc.; gas, water, fittings, etc.; long lease to good tenant.— W. G. Allen, Victoria Arcade. ' fTIO LET— Shop in Queen-street, near to I Market Entrance (lately in occupation of Hooker and Morrison, Grocers). Handsome platea last front.—Apply to Edward Lewis, at Mr. Thomas Macky's, Fort-street. TO LET — Two Bedrooms, Parlour, Kitchen, Scullery ; suit two gentlemen or married couple, without 'hildrsn, 16s; paddock for horses, 2s 6d weekly: attendance.— Mrs. Elsmore's Kegiitry, Telephone 460. mO LET, AT PARNELL, JL Opposite Ht. Mary's Ohuroh, , A NINE-ROOMED HOUSE. Commanding a grand view, with good stabling, coachhouse, etc.. two acres of land, tastefully laid out as pleasure grounds and orchard. Apply to Dr. Cremoninl, or W. AITKBN. m 0 ' B E LET. GitAFTON ROAD- Furnished or unfurnished. A superior Gentleman's residence. BERtSFORD-STRKET—A good 8-roomed Villa, with City water and Gas. W. L. MITCHELL, Land and Estate Agent, Coombes's Arcade. mo LET, A LARGE WAREHOUSE IN LOWER QUEEN-STREET. Apply to JOHN LAMB, Auckland Roller Mills, Fort-street. GALLON'S BUILDINGS. TO LET- . THOSE MAGNIFICENT fiUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT STONE BUILDINGS, Consisting of— I.—A Twelve roomed House, with gas, water, and all conveniences 2.— Two Eight-roomed Houses as above. RENTS VERT MODERATE. Apply to D. "FALLON (Care of Mr, Brown, Corner Shop, on the Block). /"\FFIGES. f\FFIOES. ,/^FFICES. TO LET. That Superior* SUITE OF OFFICES just vacated by the BOARD OF EDUCATION), consisting of Eight Spacious, Light, and Lofty Rooms (two ground floor, and six upstairs), situate In WYNDHAM-STREET, just opposite Messrs, Eesketh and Richmond's. Firstclass chambers for Solicitors and Barristers ; or for Civil Engineers, Architects. Surveyors,' and Public Companies are unsurpassed, Close to Queen-street. Most central position, and rent low. D.F. EVANS, Auctioneer and Land Agent. —————■——^——■■— —■» SPECIAL NOTICE. W. JL FBSTON & CO. Will continue to' allow TWENTY PER CENT. DIS. COUNT FUR CAHH, or * our Shillings ip the Pound, off all Purchases for »*» nut Four-teen-Days, when till Bona Fide-ale must be brought to a Close, as extensive alterations .to the premises have to be i made. ■ - "",■"■ r j
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7785, 3 November 1886, Page 1
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