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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12066, 9 September 1902, Page 8

ElectoralrpO THE ELECTORS OF WAITEMATA. Ladies xsp gentlemen, - Having been requested by a large body of electors to offer myself as a Candidate* for your suffrages. I have finally decided to place my services at your dis- ! posal. j After Parliament dissolves I will, as soon j as convenient, address the Electors, and in j the meantime announce myself an unswerv- j ing advocate of:— 1. Economy in. the cost of Administration j as opposed to the present system of reckless | extravagance; also, that the finances of the ■ colony be controlled by Parliament, and not | .solely by Ministers. j 2. More vigorous encouragement of Settle- j ineiit bv the State in opening up and dispos- ! ing of Crown and Native Lands in the North Island, granting purchasers the option' of acquiring the Freehold. 3. That the largo Estates held by the AssetsCompany, which are really under control of the Government, be subdivided and disposed of in areas suitable for close settlement. 4. A defined policy of borrowing for Public Works, and the energetic prosecution of such works, up to a revenue-producing point, or completion. 5. That important Public Works be carried out under a system of contract, as against the present wasteful co-operative system. 6. That the Upper House be Elective by the people. 7. That the expenditure on Roads and Bridges. Railways, and Land for Settlement in the North Island be at least equal tc that of the South Island. Yours faithfully, EWEN WM. ALISON. PA ATOI TO 1 ROAD BOARD. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. Only one nomination bavin? been received 1 for above vacancy. I hereby declare ME, SAMUEL HODGE To lie duly elected a member of the l'apatoitoi Road Board. T. F. WALLACE. September 6, 1902. Returning Officer. Tenders rr* 0 BUI L D E R S. Tenders are invited until noon of FRIDAY, September 19th, for the Erection of a Residence in Sentinel Road. Plans at my Office, Victoria Arcade. ARTHUR G. DAW, Architect. rp 0 BUI L D E R S. Tenders will be received until noon of MONDAY', September 15th. for the Erection of a DESTRUCTOR for the Auckland Hospital. ED. BARTLEY. ED. HARTLEY, v Architect. m 0 B U I L D E R S. j -I HOUSE IN REMUERA. { Tenders for the above are invited until the ] ISth inst. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accented. ARTHUR P. WILSON. September. 1902. Architect. rr\ E N 'l> E R S. Tenders for Purchase for Removal of Stables and Shed at Railway-street, Newmarket, will be received up till noon September 12, 1902. Tenders to be accompanied by 10 per cent, of amount. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Conditions at mv Office, Shortland-street. A. L. FERNEYHOUGH. Architect. /-IAMBRIDG E WAT E R SUPP LY. PIPE-LAYING CONTRACT. • Tenders for above, addressed to the Town Clerk. Cambridge, will be received until noon of FRIDAY, 3rd October. Plans and Specification may be seen at the Borough Council Office, Cambridge, or at my Office, 26, Shortland-street. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ASHLEY HUNTER, C.E. ri U M D I G G I N G. MATAMATAHARAKEKE BLOCK, about 1025 MOEHAU or WAIKAWAU RESERVE, about 2730 acres. TANGIARONDI BLOCK, about 3350 acres. THE WHOLE BEING IN THE COUNTY OF COR Oil AN DEL. THE KAURI TIMBER COMPANY, LIMITED, invites Separate Tenders for the Right to Dig and Carry Away Kauri Gum from the above Blocks of Land. Tenders to be lodged at the Company * Auckland Office. Custom-street, not later than lit October, 1902. Conditions mav be seen at the Company s Offices at Merc'.try Bay, Tairua, Whangapotia, and Auckland. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. STANLEY MILROV, Secretary. The Kauri Timber Company, Limited. FT A II I I. T O N W A T E R SUPPLY. CONTRACT NO. 3. CONSTRUCTION OF SERVICE RESERVOIR AND PUMPING STATION, PIPELAYING, ETC. TENDERS, endorsed "No. 3 Contract" will be received by the TOWN CLERK. HAMILTON, up to 5 p.m. of TUESDAY. September 30th, for the Construction of a Reservoir and ! Pumping Station and the Laying of about 3 miles 6-inch and 4-inch Cast Iron Water- : pipes, with Valves, Fittings, etc. Drawing? and specification at the Borot%h I Offices, Hamilton, and at this Office. j HENRY H. METCALFE, [ 30, Palmcrston Buildings, Auckland. I mmmmmmmimmmt i ■ ■ m Public Notices. ! TN THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE .1 ESTATE OF THOMAS HAMPTON. OF MORRINSVILLE, FARMER, DECEASED, INTESTATE. Ti is requested that all amounts payable to this Estate be paid to E. F. WARREN, ESQ.. District Agent of the Public Trustee, .Auckland, or lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's Account at any Postal Money Order Office. All accounts against this Estate may be rendered to the Agent of the Public Trustee, as above, on or before SATURDAY, the itii day of October next, on the printed fornix, which can be obtained for tin. purpose front any of the 1 Agents of this Office. Any account, not sent in by the day named may be rejected. .1. W. POYNTOX. Public Trust Office. Public Trustee. Wellington. September 4. 1902. T\ISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP. Notice is hereby given that the Partnership which existed between JOHN and GEORGE COURT, trading: under the name of COURT EROS., has been Dissolved by mutual consent. All liabilities incurred by the Firm up to and including August 19, 1902, will be discharged by tho said John Court, who will also receive all amounts payable to the Finn to that dale. The two Businesses in Queen-street will be conducted by John Court, and the Business in Karanq:abape Road by George Court. Signed, JOHN COURT. GEORGE COURT I"\ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. MESSRS. HARRISON AND FOSTER, Surveyors, Have mutually agreed to dissolve Partnership. Mr, Harrison remains in the old Office in Victoria Arcade, and Mr. Foster has removed to Shcrtland-street. Accounts owing to the late firm to be paid to Mr. Arch. Buchanan, Solicitor, Vulcan Lane. Dated this sth day of September, 1902. J. W. HARRISON, A. L. FOSTER. Wiine--: -Mi'.H. BUCHANAN, Solicitor, Vulcan Lane. Fuel, p O K K, r\ O K E, C 1L! i: - rpilE AUCKLAND pAS pOMPANY ARE PREPARED TO RECEIVE ORDERS FOR C° K E-TWENTY-THREE DAGS TO THE TON. AT THE USUAL PRICES. ORDER THROUGH A COAL MERCHANT OR FROM THE COMPANY. A FTER the Sale we are offering our NEW XX GOODS. These comprise all the Latest, in every line, and are marked in plain figures, at pries so low that each Article is splendid value. Ping-Pong Jewellery at |T UGH BLACK'S, NEXT D.S.C. Goods forwarded (postage paid) to any ! Address,