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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1120, 24 July 1865, Page 6

Election. Notices. TIIHB following Gentlemen have volunteered X to act as a WORKING COMMITTKB, ia order 10 secure the return of Mr Edward U'GHashan as Superintendent of the Province of Ofcago:— Robertson, E SI Bird, C E Lovell, John Wilson, W W M'Liskey, BP Crate, John Sibbald, J Feger. JW Orbell, Henry Batting?, Horace Copeland, J Bradshaw, J B Houghton, — Gregg, Win Bkinner, T C Fiab, H S Miller, Bobeifc Lloyd,— Fraser, Hngh Syroms, 8 Martin, Frederick Kennelly, T F Orbell, P A Evan?, Frederick H Wilson, Andrew S Simps-on. W Birch, Thomas Merrie, Thomas Harding, Joseph Sutcliffe, W Mm ray, — Howell. George Johnston, T H Griffiths, Albert Levi, A PORT CHALMEES WORKING COMMITTEE. Mallach, J C Cooper, Oliver Hornby, J Tngram, T M Ineram, \V H Donoughe, Dr Taylor, J B Drench, Harry Thornton, John Williams. James SUPKRIIVTENDENCY. THK ELECTORS OF N >RTH HABT VALLEY. Are requested to attend a Public Meeting; to be lieM by MR ED. M'GLASHAN Tn the School House, On MONDAY, the 25th JULY. SUPERINTEriDENOY. TO THE KLECTORS OF THE PROVINCE OF QTAGO. MR BDWARO M'GLASHAN will meet the Electors at the unuer-mentloned places, at half-past. 7 p.m., and give aa exposition of his political sjntiments, and form local committees to secure hU return to falfil the important position of Superintendent of the Province of Otago. <• North-east Valley, on Monday, 24th July Cavfrsham, on Tuesday, the 25th July. Port Chalmers, on Wednesday, the 26th July. Water of Leith, on Thursday, the 27.h July. Princess Theatre, JDunedin, on Friday, the 28th July. Oaranru, on Monday, the 31st July. Waikouiiti, on Tnesdav, the Ist August. East Taieri tohoolhouse, on Wednesday, the 2nd Augast. Went Taieri Schoolhouse, on Thursday, the 3rd August THE undersigned will be glad to meet the _ Bruce I'lectorß at the Schoolhouse, East Tnieri, on Tuesday evening, th« 25th instant, at half past six. JOHN CiRGILL. BJsLL WARD. TO MR MARTIN SHOLL. SIR— We, the Burgesses of Bell Ward, are desirous of being represented at the Civic Council by a gentleman whom we are confident has time, talent, and business habits at his disposil, to attend to the interests of the Ward, |n which you are a ratepayer, a* also of the city eenerally, and be'ieving that yon will conscientiously discharge the trust placed in your hands, we request your sanction V> put yon in nomination, pledging ourselves to u«e our best endeavors to secure your return at the head of the poll. (Signed) J L' Butterworth O H Bkinntr H D Maddock Henry Houghton | F. W Alexander, M.D Frsderick L Mieville By.Jney James George Hnwell Charles Henry Hardy, M.D. Geuige Bick • Ohnrles S Bird W J Dempsty Denis Hcenan ~~ Woo Wm Mosa Charles A Pritchard Alfred J Watchom W N Morton George B Prrkins Wrn Llojd | A Cnrrick W B 'iraham A M'Farfand E Fitzmsurice John Bullock Thomas White J C Stott I W O Ball j Gco Win Harvey j Heymanson and Low A Peyraan I Wm fl Mumford TO MESSRS RUTTERWORTH, MADDOOK HOUGfITON, AND THB OTHER GENTLEMEN SIGNING THK RBQCJIS.TION. Gkntltbmeh—ln reply to your requisition. I place myself in nomination as a candidate for Bell Ward. With thanks for your confidence, I am, Gentleman, Yours faithfully, MARTIN SHOLL. 21st July, 1865. BELL WARD. To Messrs J. Rattray B. C. Hagitt Rd. Oliver William, Pole I John Reid j A. M'Farland | Thos. Dick Cbas. Held Donald Henderson Wm Crossley Robert Wilson Thomas Moodie John Bullock i£. B. Parsons John Logan Howard ' akeman Mexr. Willis James Brown John Dick J. 8. M'Caull Jos. Anderson * Thomas Lambeth Frederick J. M 039 Alfred Boot Samuel Taylor Samuel Clayton And others signing the requisition. /"I ENTLKMEN—I have much pleasure fncon\JT senting to become a candidate for your representation in the new Municipal Council.. ' If elected, ray utmost endeavours shall be to merit your confidence by exerting myself in all things far the benefit of the City. ! I am. Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, DAVID BOSS. Donedin, 10th July, 1885.