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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8061, 23 September 1887, Page 1

Electoral. mo THE ELECTORS -*- or NEWTON. Ghnxluibn,— l bee to of er myieU for election as your Representative In Parliament. Many of yon have been my constituents (or a period of over eUven years past in the lai« Electoral District of Eden, and lf|eleoted I shall loir* yon as faithfully as hereto* fore. I will Addresi you at an early date. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen. '.. Younfaithfullyl J. A. lOLE. TVTEWTON TjiLECTORATE. JJI ■ XL. THE HONOURABLE MB. TOLE WILL ADDRESS thb ELECTORS o* NEWTON AT ST. GEORGE'S HALL, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. TO THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND NORTH. Q*nu.kmii»,— l hare the honour to offer myself a* % Candidate for your suffrages. I BHAlit. CERTAINLY GO TO THB POLL FOR AUCKLAND NORTH ; and if yon are pleased to elect me a* your Representative will do everything In my power to promote the interests of the Colony genetally and of your District in particular. Very faithfully yours, BAMUEL TAILE. On THURSDAY, the 22nd., Mr. VAILK will join In a discussion to be held in the Lecture Hall of the Y.M.C.A., on "Our Future Railway Policy." The Electors of AuckUnd North are invited to attend this debate. On FRIDAY, the 28rd.,at eight p.m., Mr. VAILE will deliver a Political Address In the City Hall. A UCKLAND NORTH ELECTION. X3L. _____ AT THE CITY HALL. THIS DAY (FRIDAY), 23rd INSTANT, AT SIQHL' P.M. SAMUEL VAILE Will deliver* POLITICAL ADDRESS, And deal with the following; subjects : OUR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM AND ITS RELATION TO iiKLIOIOUS AND PBIVATK TUITION OUR LOCAL INDUS TRIES ASSISTANCE TO GOLOFIELD3 NATIVE RESERVED LAND SETTLEMENT And OTHER MATTERS OF SrECIAL IMPORTANCE. A UCKLAND NORTH ELECTION. —-*- ______ SPECIAL MEETINGS OF MR. VAILE'S COMMITTEE Will be held in the COMMITTEE ROOM, VICTORIA-STREET, EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK (EXOKPr FRIDAY), A t Half-put Seven p.m. H. SHAW, Secretary. •JpONSONBY ELECTORATE. MR. 0. S. WRIGHT Will ADDRESS THE ELECTORS OP PONBONBY on "THE FUTURE OF NEW ZEALAND," Reviewing the Land Laws of this and other Countries, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, At Eight p m.. In the PONSONBY HALL. Ye friend! to truth, ye statesmen who survey, The rich man's joys inoreate, the poor's decay— 111 yours tn judge how wide the liratU sUnd Between a splendid and a happy land. —Goldsmith. AUCKLAND WEST. U&. E. w7~MORKIBON Will Addreu the ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND WEST In ST. JAMES' HALL, THIS (FRIDAY) VEXING, the 23rd instant, At Eight p.m. mo THE ELECTORS OF EDFN. Gjcktlkmeh,— l am a Candidate for the honour of representing your District in the New Parliament., and will continue to address you at the various centres throughout the District. ■I he dates and places Of meetings will bo duly advertised. J. AITKSN CONNELL. TjIDEN ELECTORATE. MR. J. A. CONNELL Will have much pleasure in addressing the ELECTORS OF EDEN THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, 23rd Scat., in the Public Hall, Avoadala. At half-past seven o'clock. mo THE ELECTORS OP EDEN. Qkntlbvek,— l have pleasure in offering myiejlf as a Candidate for your electorate, and will, at an <;arly dste, do mysalf the honour of addressing you on political matters. EDWIN MITCHELSO N. Auckland, Jane SOth, mO THE ELECTORS OF W^ilTE* HATA. Oentlimik,—At the request of ■ number of the Electors I offer myself u a Candidate to epri (tent the Electoral District of Waitemata in the General Assembly. I will take , an early opportunity of addressing yon at Devoaport. Your obedient aiirvant, ItI'.ADKR "WOOD. •■" ■ — mo THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND NORTH. Gintx,smbk,~l respectfully beg to offer myself fol: Re-election to Represent your District in the Houeu of Kepresentatlves. Yours faithfully July 19.1887. X. THOMPSON.,