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

Election Notices. TO JOHN ORATE, ESQ. WB, the undersigned ratepayers of South Ward, request you will permit yourself to be nominated to a seat ia the City Council as one of the representatives. From your knowledge of Municipal matters ia Victoria, we feel confident that you will watch | over the ratepayers' interests in the city. Upon your consenting-to this requisition, we j pledge ourselves to use our best endeavours to secure your return. We are, Sir, yours truly, j T ft Hnngerford ' Alfred Shaw and Co. John Stamper L Thor eroan James Hogan A M-Ilroy Edward Brown j Frederick Martin W Leary A Ciapp3rton Patrick fti'Donald Gforge Dodd William Watson Wn H Pay ' William Rae Jam* Gunn Mackay Pobert Hawcrth Currio and Smith Michael Kiuston ' J <V Drnry Edward Drory Charles E Bird Wm Derma: Tho<* Thompson W Kirk pstrick Fred Cross John Kdmond L B Coleman Charles Cooper H 8 Fisb aud Son Joseph Aim an And about 40 other gentlemen. Gentlemen—ln. reply to ycur influential an numerously sia;n;d requisition, I placa rny;elf in i'cur hands, and should you elect mo, it will be my constant study to promote the permanent interest of the ci y. I believe that a public market is an essential, and shall give my beat efforts to obtain it. Public reserves are much to be desired in communities, and, therefore, I shall endeavour oa the first opportunity to snpport a, measure for the proper formation of the Town Belt Reserves. I believe in loans wisely negotiated. I shall more fully explain my views upon all topics of importance in public at an early datj. I am, gentlemen, yours truly, JOHN CRATE. TO EDWARD CHALMER, Ebq , Manor P&acb. 1 i DEAR SIR—We, the undersigned ratepayers I of South Ward, beg to request that you will allow yourßelf to b> nominated a« a CANDIDATE for SOUTH WARD, for the approaching election of the City Councillors; and promise, in the event of your compliance, to afford you all the assistance in our power. | We remain, Dear Sir, Yours truly, . John Jones Henry Howorth Henry Nelson, M.D. Black and Thomson Charles Nunn James C. M'Gulre A Hungerford G O'Driscoll, per A H James Scoular j William Senular G"o Whittin^ham J L and C Burke St John Branigan j Joseph Harra ■ J Carpill Huuh M'Niel A it Livingston A Shaw aud Oo J N Gill John T Dods James Brown Henry Wise F. Coleman John Mason Alex. Cairns Henry Honghton Wm StavWy, per J P B Geirge Oray Russell end Co. James Mills W J Henningham " Mills. Pick and Co Caleb Moor J Mackerras Wm Mills, junr. L M Lloyd Wm Pole Htnry Hoyt and CoJ Hat tray J A Leiven W Oram Ball Telegraph Chambers, Stafford street. ToJOHH JONES, Esq., AND THE O I'HEE THIRTY-NIWK GSNTLKMKN SIGNING THE REQUISITION Gentlemen —I bejr to thank you for the honor you propose doing me, and should I be elected will do my best to fulfil the duties of the office in such a way as to merit your approval. In a few days I expect to have the pleasure of a personal interview, and shall then be prepared to explain my views, and answer any questions you may think proper to put to me. With best respects, I subscribe myself, Your obsdieut servant, BDWARD CHALMER. TO MR JOHN BARNES. SIR -We, the undersigned ratepayers of Leith. Ward, request thai, you will stand to be nominated for the honorable office of Member for the Town Council, and in. the event of you so doing, we pledge ourselves to use every exertion to secure your Mection. We make this request and promise, having full confidence in your integrity, honesty of purpose, and a true knowledge of the wants of the City, knowing tbat you are a thorough practicil man ; and we trust that yon vill accede to this requisition. James Bradley John Gregg Peter Russell ■ James Frew Henry Knotfc James Herriot John Guest H Fazikerley J N Jago Bobert Kirk G J Jenkins Charles M Canly Henry Taylor John Barr P Sherwin Joseph Sherwin , Daniel Simpson' ' ' ' ' , Henry Barrett ' James Pattillo | Wm Towers ' " Wm Boothby Wm E Edwards r James B Wilson | George Hinder John Sandland :Robert:Steveason James Lcighton' : And 120 other gentlemen 17th July, 1865.