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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1119, 22 July 1865, Page 6

Election 35T$tices <~ r THE BUPERINTENDENCY;--PORT CHALMERS DISTRICT COMMITTEE. ■~ TFIHE undersigned gentlemen hare been apJL point' d a Committee (with power to add tr> their number) to stcure the return of Thomas Dick, Esq., as Superinteadtnt. Messrs Thomas Taylor James David Ki'gour John Crick more John Spence George Fiiidlsy Beuben Toms Thomas Taylor, baker J. B. Robertson Wni Murray Captain M'Kinnon T>. Miller Hugh M'DennM Kobert Dyr-aon 'flios Junes By Order of Central Committee, A. M'LEOD, , i£on. Sec. THE SUPERINTENDENCE MB THOMAS DICK wiil address the electors of the various districts as follows :— Port Chnlmrrs. in the Assembly Hall, a-iljoin-int'the Royal Hotel, on Saturday, 22nd instant, at 7 p.m. Caversham, In the School-house, on Monday, 24th instant, at 7.30 p.m. Dttnedin, in the Theatra Royal, on Tuesday, 25th inßtant, at 7.30 p.m. Oatnam, Thursday, 27th inst. Hampden, Friday, 28th inst. Waikonaiti, Saturday S9tb itißt. East Tiiieri, West Taieri, North Taieri, Clutha, Green Island, and Half way Hush. &c, &c, en <lays which wiil be announced in a future ad- j venisement. By Order of the Committee, A. MLEOT), Hon. Sec. f lAHE followlou Gmlem»!U hw volunteered JL toactasa WORKING COMMIT TKK, in onler 10 secure the return of Mr Bdward M'Glashan as Superintendent of the Proviace of Otago:— Robertson, R M Bird, C X Lovell, John Wihon, W W M'Uskey. E P Crate. John Sibbald, J Feger. J W OrbeH, Henry Hoaghton, Henry Baitings', Horace Copeland, J Bradshnw, J B Houghtorj, — Greprg, Wm Skinner, T C Fiah, H S Miller, Robert Lloyd,— Fraser, Hugh Symms, S Martin, Frederick Kennelly, T F Orbell, P A Evan?, Frederick H Wilson, Andrew S Simpson, W Hi-ch, Thomas Merrie, Thomas Harding, Joseph fc-ntcliffe, W Muiray, — Howell, G<*orj>e Johnston, T H Griffiths, Albert Levi, A PORT CHALMERS WOR KING COMMITTEE. Mallach, J C Cooper, Oliver Hornby, J Ingram, T M Ingram, W H Donoughe, Dr * Taylor, J B Drench, Harry Thomson, John Williams. James 80PfiRIf«TENDESC¥. rriHß ELECTORS OF N )RTH EAST JL VALLhY. Are requested to attend a Public Meeting, to be helri by MB ED. M'GLASHVN Jn the School Hou<e, On MONDAY, the 25th JULY. SUPERINTENDS CV. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE OF OTAGO. MR EDWaRO MGLASHAN will meet the Electors at tbe under-mentioned places, at. half-past 7 p.m., and give an exposition of his political B?nt!ment«, and form local comraittess to secure hU reiurn to fulfil the important position of Snperintendent of the Province of Otago. i North cast Valley, on Monday, 24'h July Onv<rsham, m Tuesday, the 25th July. Port Cl.a'meis, on Wednesday, the 26th July. Water of Leith, on Thursday, the 27 h July Princess Theatre, Dunedin, oa Friday, the 28th July. Oaninru, on Monday, the 31st July. Waikou-iiti, on Ctiefdav, the Ist August. Blueskin, on Wednesday, the 2ad August. BRUCE ELECTION. TO THK ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF BRUCE. f^i ENTLEMEN— In compliance with the | vJT wishes of a large number of the Constituency, I have deemed it my duty to come forward os a candidate for the seat in the Parliament of XVew Zealand, vacated by tbe resignation of Mr E. B. Cnrgill. Not having seen my way to comply with the wishes of my friends until tbe last moment, I am enable to visit the various districts throughout the country prior to the polling day (Wednesday next, 26th inst.), I trust, however, ihat I shall not be considered guilty of disrespect in consequence, and that my political principles are sufficiently well known to enable me to dispense with a personal canvas, nnder the circunißtaneea, I take this occasion of thanking my friends on the Taieri, Waihola, and Tokomairiro, for the very flittering- reception they have been pleased to accord to me on my wav to the nomination, and to assure the electors throughout the country, that if placed at the head of the poll, it will be my earnest endeavor to prove myself worthy of their choice. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Yours, &c., JAMRS MACANDREW. Dnnedin, 21st July, 1865. TO THE ELECTORS OP LEITH WARD. f^i ENTLEMEN—At tbe request of many of \JC the Electors, I come foiward to solicit yur suffrages at the forthcoming election of City Councillors. 1 need scarcely state that my views are much opposed to the course pu sued by OHr late representatives in regard to the way our sanitary improvements have been conducted, and our taxts spent. My principles. I believe, are well known to most ot you. and should yon, deem me worthy to represent you in the City Council, my energies shall be 'devoted to: advance the ; general improvement of the City, and more particularly of Leith Ward. I have the honor to be, ; Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, ; J. WILSON.