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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1118, 21 July 1865, Page 6

Election Notices TO THE ELECTOHS OF THE PROVINCE OF OTAGO, /^1 ESTLEMEN—In coming forward as a can\JC didate for the Superintendency of the Province of Otago. my ambition wan, to be enabled to promote its prosperity. I now believe that 1 shall be&t do so by not continuine- the contest, and by retiring in favor of Mr Dick, wt.hh I now do. 1 beg to thank those friends who pr mised me th< ir support, and trust that, uisder present circumstances, this act of mine will meet with thtir approval. . I have the boi or to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, H. CLAPOOTT. Ducedin, July 19,1865. ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. nniiK undernoled gentlemen have agreed to act 1 an a Committee for securing the Jtteturn of THOMAS DWK, Kbq.:— Messrs John Jones James Kilgour Richard Oliver Andrew Mercfir C. T. Ick K. E. O. Quick A. W. Morris John /<. Kwen J A. Cornell TJi'irnno Moodie John Grey ilobcri »nirray J. T. M-Kerras R. A. Lawfoa Geoge Hepburn A. J. Burns J. Dyer, Tokomairiro H. P. Mor*e W- Mil??, jun. A. R. Mviugiton J. J. Dam John Hill A. M'Lrod John JBarr, Craigielce B. eJ. i "via ■ James Fiach Andrew Fleming ) oiihl'l Heniierson James Hunter, North-Fait Valley Johu M'Cthtiin ' J rnfca Marshall, jun., Wakari Ja;i,C* Mo!li-on Georga Moss George Matthews T. G. hich»rdson J«hu Dun;in George Whittingham Alexander Moliison, Walhola Jam<M bbnnks Thomas Taylor, Port Chalmer Andrew Thornton, do George Findlay, do Wm. PeikiLß lid Chalm«r I). Hutciiism J,-». M Br.«ball, sen. 11. Bny\\-H Jamex [■rniih f alph Xicnkin H. P. Hardy John Bud, Manse street M. V. H«dee i Tho«. F.rrester I Kobt. Kijiour G»o. Wilson, !vr.D. Thoa. Redmnyne Henderson Lhw Wm. Jjana'diids J s Cunningham, Lower Kaikoria Jas Gilisan Jt S. < :antrell Jol n Karcie John H. Barr Abraham Myers Geo. S. Brodrick G. H. Campbell F. Pantlin H. K. Stevenson A. -hury (ieo. Cornwall John Gay James Morrison A. M'LKOD, Hon. Sec. Committee Eooms, a'iove Perkin's, opposite Bank of New Zealand. Committee meets daily, at 3 o'clock p.m. THK BUPERINTENDBNGY. POKT CHALMERS DISTRICT COMMITTEE. nnHK miderfcitrned gentlouien have been apL point d a Committee (with power to add to their nmiibsr) to secure the return of Thomas Dick, Ksq., as Superintcadtnt. Messrs Thomas Taylor James Dnvid Kilgour John Crickmore John Hpence George Fiudlay ]?euben Toms Thomas Taylor, baker J B. Hobertson VYm Murrny Captain M'Kinnon I). Miller Hagh M'Dcrmid By Order of Central Committee, A. M'LKOD, Hon. dec. THK BUPJJRINTHNDENCY. fl/JR THOMAS DICK wiil address the iVi electors of the various districts as follows: — Noith-Kust Valley, in the School house, on Friday, 21st instant, at 6.30 p m. Port Obalmir.*, in the Assembly Hall, adjoining the Royal Hotel, on Saturday, 22nd instant, at 7 p.m. Cavmham, in tbe School-house, on Monday, 24th instant, at 7.30 p.m. Dunedin, ia the Theatre Royal, on Tuesday, 25th instant, nt 7.31) p.m. Oamaru, Hatnpden, Waikouaiti, East Taieri,' West Taieri, North Taieri, Clutha, Green Island, and Half-way Bush, &c, &c., on days which will be announced in a future advertisement. By Order of the Committee, A. M'LEOD, Hon. Sec. SUPERINTENDENCY. TO THE ELECTORS OF THB PROVINCE OF OTAGO. MR FDWART) M'GLABHAN will meet tbe Electors at the under-mentioned places, at half-past 7 p.m., and give an exposition of his political sent\ment«, and form local committees to secure hU return to fulfil the important position of Superintendent of the Province of Otago. North east Valley, on Monday, 24th July Cimrsham, on Tuesday, the 25th July. Port Chalmers, on Wednesday, the 26th July. Water of Leith, on Thursday, the 27th. July. Princess Theatre, Dunedin, on Friday, the 23th July. Oamaru, on Monday, the Slsfc July. Waikouaiti, on Tuesday, the Ist August. Blueskin, on Wednesday, the 2nd August. IP lEOI I 0 B OF MAYOR. Jli VOTE FOR JAMES PATERSON, THE ONLY .-.'.. ;.-.-■ .! OTAGO CAWDIDATB. VOTE FOR JAMEB PATERSON, ' AND ' i HONEST INDEPENDENCE. VOTE FOR PATERSOJS, ' AKD BE EARLY AT THB POLL.