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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7787, 5 November 1886, Page 8

' - ■ ■■''-■■ ■■ • ■'-■- Efptoral. '■■.*. ■■■'■■■■ ■'-'■■■■ - : f Waitematl electorate. MR. lEAM AN, RETURNING OFFfcttß AND REGISTRAR OF. ELECTORS WAITEMATA, HASPSMOVED FROM 81 TO 44, NfcV ZEALAND INSURANCE BOILDIX'B, AUCKLAND. Open for Registratll from ten to two on Mondays and Fridays NOW, prior to election DAILY. ' T> ORO UG B OF NEWTON. ANNUAL BtEOTION OF MAYOR. In accordance with! the Regulation of Local Election* Act, 1876, and liV icipal Corporations Act, 1876, and amendments tW to, I, James Stoimont Small, Returning officer, hereby «lve notice that an Election of One Person, duly qualified to serve as Mayor of the Borough of Newton will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of November, 1&36. > I appoint, until noon on THURSDAY next, the 11th . of November, to be the day, and the Borough Council Office the place, to receive Nominations and i epoiits. JAIIES BTORMONT SMALT, Returning Office* " Newton, November 4,1886. •;■■ -m/TAYORAL EL E ,£s I 0 N. TO THK ELECTORS fiw,«* , flH BOROUGH OF . i ijp.vroN. Ladies :r- <3«ktlembn,— I b-jr .esi ectfully to request that you will attend a p-.dilo Meeting of the Ratepayers of the Borough to e held at St. George's Hail, on THURSDAY next, the 11th Inst., at half-past seven p.m., when I will addres g you on matters ondected with the Rorougb, past and present; and answer any questions that may be asked connected with the same. T McMaster, Esq. has kindly consented to occupy the cfaaii I aw, ' Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours respectfully, B. T WARNOOK. TJ EQUISITION. TO FREDERICK HASTINGS, ESQ., COUNCILLOR BOROUGH OF MEWiON. . We, the undersigned Burgesses of the Borouth of Newton, respectfully reque«t that you wi 1 allow yonrtelf to be Dominated for the p< si lion of Mayor for the Borough of Newton. Should you comply we pledge ourselves to give you our hearty s pport, and if there be a contest to use our utmost endeavours to place you at the head of the poll. J. T. Lee, J. Morrison, K. Boyd, R. Culms, J. Skallan, T. Boners, George Mill, sen., J. Laing, W. Johnstons, G. Mo&lwain, J. S. Press, A. Hoey, and 167 otheis. Borough of Newton,- October 15,1836. TO THE RATEPAYERS SIGNING THK ABOVE KEQOIbiriON :— Ladies and okktlehen,— complying with the requeit contained in your numerously and influentUlly signed requisition, permit me 10 sincerely thank you for your pledge of hearty support, and to assure you, together with the whole of the ratepayers of Newton, that if elected, no effort will be wanting on my psrt to administer the trust impoied justly, economically, and without undue favour. At this early period of the Borough's histoiy, I opine It would be advisable that the Mayor's private interests should not, if avoidable, be connne<t to one loo*lity, but rather that they should be scattered over the Borough, so as to prevent even the suspicion of favouritism to any particular place. My interests in the Horouvb are so eiten <ed that only it» progress as a whole will be most to my advantage. I am al*o of opinion that there should not be a monopoly of th« Mayoralty by any single man, unless under extraordinary ciroum* stances, such as the unsnitability or unwillingness of any other burgess to all the position. 1 have rerved the Borough as councillor since its formation. Whether I have fear essly worked for its best interests let my actions speak. Ladies and Gentlemen,— election or rejection is now in your hands. I am, yours faithfully, FREDERICK HASTINGS. Newton, November 3,1886. THOROUGH OP NEWTON, MAYORAL ELECTION. LiDiEi and Okktlmrn— I beg respectfully to inform yon that I am a candlJate for re-election to the office of Mayor for the enduing year. if elected I will fulfil tbe duties of the office to the best of my ability. I will take an early opportunity of addressing yon of which due notice will be given. Your respectful! R. T. WARNOCK. Public Notices. PUBLIC TROST OFFICE OP NEW ZEALAND. The Public Trustee may be nominated Executor under the Will of a Testator, or Trustee under a Marriage or other settlement. No oharge Is made upon the deposit for safe custody of any Will by which the Public Trustee is appointed Executor. Present Trustees, Executors, or Administrators may, if approved, relieve themselves of future responsibility by transferring trusts to the Public Trustee. Hence, Trustees residing In England, America, and elsewhere, holding moneys for the benefit of persons who have emigrated to New Zealand, may not only relieve themselves of responsibility, but as the rate of interest obtainable in New Zealand exceeds the English rate, will greatly augment the income of the beneficiaries by so doing. The State gives an absolute guarantee against loss of funds by the frauds or dishonesty of it* officers. The Public Trustee holds large sums of money for investment on real security at current rates of Interest. Application foe advances on first mortgage will be received at the various agencies, where all further particulars may be obtained. R. 0. HAMERTON, Public Trustee. E. P. WATKIS, Agent at Auckland. mo GAS CONSUMERS. The Committee appointed by the meeting of the Gas Consumers are now prepared to make inquiry into consumers' complaints. All o mplaints must be In writing and forw rdeil to either of the undersigned witi'in seven days from this d»te upon printed foitns, which mav be procured from the Members of Committ'o •* follow*: - Mr. Henry W»lte, Tinsmith, High-street, Mount Eden Pr feasor Brow .University, Jermyn-it, North Shore Mr. Pltblado, Plumber, Ponsonbr Road, Ponatnby Mr. Edward Hartley, Architect, Quee"-street Mr. D. Sheriff Qalbralth, Analytical Chemist, Elliottstreet Mr. John Briton, Contractor, Vincent-street Mr. Charles Atkin. of Cousins and Atkin, - lllott-str«et Mr. K. H>repatlj, junr., Architect, Queen-street Mr. Robert Tudehope, Plumber. ■ Uesley-street Mr. Joil'h Martin. Ph tograoher, Queen-street Mr. John Sav>Ke, Manukau Road, earned Mr. O. A Harris, Timber March. Kyber Pass Road' Mr. Graves Alckln, Chemist. Queen-street Mr. Brldgman, Drap r, Upper Queen-street Rev. Mr. Tebbs, St. Matthew's Parsonage, Wellealeystreet. Aucklaud, November 3,1886. "DLIND BAY STORE. We hereby give notice that having disposed of oar Store at Blind Bay, Great Barrier Island, to Mr. Charles Werner, we shall not i e responsible for any Debts contracted in connection with store after this date. THE WALKER GUM COMPANY, ARTHUR T. OLAKKK. Agent. October 22, 1856. T\ISSOLUTION op PARTNERSHIP. The Partnership hltheito existing between us, the undersigned, as SHERA EROS is this day Dissolved by mutual consent. .... t . Dated this 29th day of October, 1880. JOHN MoEFFER SHERA. . . WILLIAM BHERA. Witness:' A. Dbvokb, Solicitor. TO* B W PARTNERSHIP. The Business In future will be carried on by the firm and under the style of SHERA As CO. HERA ft CO., late Shera Bios., are OPENING UP SUMMER SHIPMENTS ex Ruapelm, Talnul, and Kaikoura. WELLE«!T.F' STfiBJET BAST,