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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8065, 28 September 1887, Page 1

Public Notices. ARMY AND NAVY OUT-PEN SIONE3S IN THE AUCKLAND DISTRICT. The Payment of the above Pensioner" for the ensuing Quarter will be as follows :— Auckland— Monday, October 8. 1887, at half-past test a.m., at the Pensions Office. ONKEuNCiA— Wednesday, October 6, 1887, lit halfputt ten a.m., at the Courthouse. Ota.hu an— Wednesday, October 6, 1887, at halftwelve noon.' JPanmuri - Thursday, October 6,1887, at half-past eleven a.m. How —Thursday, October 6,1887, at one p.m. Papakuba—Saturday, October 1, 1887, at twelve noon. Half-pay, Retired Pay, and Civil Pensions will be paid on the lit October, 1387. BUKTON J. DAVBNEY, Officer Paying Pension!. Imperial Pensions Office, Auckland, September 24,1887. TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. G*NiMiMKH,-Some month* ago it was determined by ballot which of two Directors simultaneously elected should retire, and the ballot having been determined in my favour, I considered the matter so far settled that In my circular letter I felt instilled in stating that " I am not now standing for reflection as * Director." Bat the parties to the balSot no* aeaert that the manner of, so determining Director should retire and which remain.- «m not warranted by the Article* of Association, and that it will be necessary for me to be re-elated in order to retain my seat on the Diruot£E3*,• '\ * deem it, therefore, advisable to $:*s« itte&tton Uf. tbe fact, In explanation of the delay which hw occurred An my appeal to yourselves, and to state that I intend to offer my,*AVJpr re-election as a Director at the next Ordinary General Meetoff of the Shareholders. I am, &c, HENRY CHAMBEEI.IN. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OP D. 11. MoKENZIE. All Claims, with full particulars of same, against the above Estate must lie rendered to tbe Trustees »t the office or Mr. K. O. Young, OoupUnd's Buildings, Customs-street East, on or before th« 21st October, 18S7, or they will not be recognised JOHN BUCHANAN "i W. JOHNSTON V Trustees. R. O. YOUNG ) TN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OP D, ■*• H. MoKENZIE. All Parties indebted to the Estate are requested to pay the amounts due by them as promptly as possible. Mr. Cottenham Kingeford has been empowered to receive same; and hit receipt only will be recognised by the Trustees. JOHN BUCHANAN* ) WM. JOHNSTON, V Trustees. R. 0. YOUNG, J Fort-street, Auckland. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OP WM. KINUAID, CAMBRIDGE. All Claims against the above Estate are requested to be furnished to the undersigned, care of Bargood, Son, and Enen, Auckland, not later than THURSDAY, the 6th October; after which no claim can be racogcUed. H. C. TEWBLKY, > J.M. BHBRA, J- Trustees. JOHN BUCHANAN, ) m H WAREHOUSES or th« UNDERSIGNED WILL BE CLOSED THIS DAY. L. D. NATHAN * 00. K. 4 A. ISAACS ARTHUR H. NATHAN P. HAYMAN & CO. Electoral. Tl/T ANUKAU ELECTION. DECLARATION Of THE POLL. The official Declaration of the POLL will be nude at the Courthouse, onehunga, at noon on FRIDAY, September SO. JAMES GALBRAITH, Returning Officer, Onthunga, September 27,1887. T7ILECTORAL DISTRICT OF EDEN.DECLARATION 07 POLL. I hereby give notice that the result of the POLL taken on the -26th instant, will De Declared by me at the Principal Folllng-placi-, Wane's Hall, Mount Eden, on SATURDAY, October 1, at i m. MALCOLM NICCOT,, Returning Officer. Auckland, September 27,1887. mo THE ELECTORS OF NEWTON. GewTL»Mx»,— beg to offer my sincere thanks for the Urge vote which you gave yesterday in returning me as your representative to Parliament. Throughout the contest, I have endeavoured to lift every question above merely local, personal, or glass considerations to those which are rational. The hearty response to these sentiment*, which you hare shown by doing honor to a comparative,, Stranger, imposes a great responsibility upon me, and at the same time raises new hopes for the future of the country which I have adopted. In attending to your interest), I shall recognise no distinction between those who helped and those who opposed my return, but shall hope that my service will prove satisfactory to the whole constituency. I am, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, EDWARD WITHY. September 27th, 1837. mHE AUCKLAND NORTH CONTEST. TO THE ELECTORS. GitNTLBMEW, — At the DECLARATION of the POLL TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), AT TEN A.M., I shall DELIVER A SHORT ADDRESS, And among other matters DEAL WITH THK ACTION OK THE PRESS And the attitude taken up by tbs HERALD AND THE STAR. * t shall be glad If as many of my supporters as possible will attend. I remain, Gentlemen. Very faithfully Yours, SAMUEL VAILE. JI/TR. MOSS , COMMITTEE ere kindly requested to Meet him at the Presbyterian School, ParneU, at eight o'clock THIS (Wednesday) EVENING. mo THE WAITEMATA ELECTORS. MR. MONK begs to convey his '"•arty and sincere thanks to his friends and supporters for the enthusiastic manner In which they worked on his behalf during the late election, and to the electors generally for the confidence shows In returning him with a large majority.