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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1124, 28 July 1865, Page 6

Election Notices THK PBOFL&'S SOPKRIfITBNDKNT. ■JUTR. M'GLASHAN'S COMMITTEE MEET EVERY AFTBRNOON, At 4 o'clock sharp, la the Committee Rooms, Stafford street, Next Provincial Hotel. THE PEOPLE'S SUPERINTENDENT. jiyTR EDffAltD M'GL ASEAN Will Address the Electors At the THBATRE KOYAL, DtJNEDIN, On FRIDAY EVilNIwGf, the 28th JULY. Chair will be taken at 780. SUPEIUNTEstfDENCY. TO THE ELECTORS OF THK PROVINCE OP OTASO. MR EDWARD M'GLASIAN will meet the Electors at the under-mentioned places, at. half-past 7 p.m., and give an exposition of his political sentiments, and form local committees to secure his rerurn to fulfil the important position of Superintendent of the Province of Otago. Water of Leitb, on Thursday, the 27ih July. Theatre Royal, Dunedin, on Friday, the 28th July. (Jamsru, on Monday, the 31st July. Waikou liti, on Tuesday, the Isfc August. East Taieri Schoolhouse, on Wednesday, the 2nd August. West Taieri Schoolbouse, on Thnrsday, the 3rd August The chair will lie taken at the above meetings punctually at 7.30. TIIHE following G'nHemen have volunteered X to act as a WORKING COMMITPKB, in onl»r 10 secure the return of Mr Edward M'Glaahan as Superintendent of the Province of Otago:— Robertson, R M Bird, C X Loveli, John Wilson, W W M'Liskey. E P *■ Crate. John Sibbald, J Feeer. J Vf Orbell, Henry Bastiufif, Horace Copeland, J Bracishiw, J B Haughton, Cliirles, M.H.E. Gregg, Wm Skinner. T C Pish, H8 Miller, Robert Lioyi, — Fraeer, Hugh Symms, 8 Martin, Frederick K°m>el!y, T P Orbell, F A Evan*, Frederick H VVilson, Andrew S Simpson. W Hi-ch, Thomas Merrie, Thoruss Harding, Joseph futcliffe, VT Muiray,— Howell, George Johnston, T H Griffiths, Albert Levi. A. Hnlli'liiy, Wra Kirkwood, Wm Graham, John De Carle, Bdward Hcpcraft. Joseph A. Peyman : W. H. Kirkpatrick PORT CHALMERS WORKING COMMITTEE. Mallaoh, J C Cooper, Oliver Hornby, J lugram, T M Ingram, W H Donou«he, Dr 'i'ay'or, J B Dench, Harry Thomson, John WilHame. J.imes THK SUPERINTENDENCY. MR THOMAS DICK wiil address the electors of the various districts as follows:— Hauipden, Fridas\ 28th inst. Waikouait;, Saturday 29th iost. Bust Taieri. in the Scboolhouse. on Monday, 31^t inut., at. 7 o'clock. Clutba Ferry, ou Tuesday, Ist August, at 7 o'clofk. Greea Island, on Welnesdny, 2ad August, at 7 o'clock. West Taieri, North Taieri. and Half-way Bush, ice., &c, on days which will be announced in a future advertisement. By Order of the Committee, A. M'LEOD, Hon. Sec LKITH WARD; TO MR JAMBS TURNER. WE, the undersigned ratepayers of Leith Ward, request that you will allow yourself to be nominated as a ca ad id ate for the office of Councillor, in the proposed Municipal Corporation, pledging ourselves to use our best exertions to secure your return. TO EDWARD M'GL&SHAN, AND THE OTHER RATBPAYERS SIGNING THE FOBEGOING REQUISITION. Gentlemen—ln reply to your influential and numerously signed requisition, I beg to intimate that I am a candidate for the office ot Councillor for Leith Ward, in the proposed Municipal Corporation, and beg to say, if elected, I will endeavor faithfully to discharge the duties imposed npon me. Yours faithfully, JAMBS TURNER. ____________________________________ ! TO THE ELECTORS OF LEITH WARD. /"I ENTLEMEN—At the request of many of \JC the Electors, I come forward to solicit ynur suffrages at the forthcoming election of City Councillors. I need scarcely state that my views are much opposed to the course puisued by oar late representatives in regard to the way our sanitary improvements have been conducted, and our tixis spent. My principles. I believe, are well known to most of you. and should you deem me worthy to represent you in the City Council, my energies shall be devoted to advance the central improvement of the City, and more particularly of Leitb Ward. I have the honor to be, ' - : --■'■ ■"• 'Gentlemen, . Your obedient servant, J. JWILBON. ELECTORS OF LEITH WARD. _____ i MR. JAS. WILSON will meet the Ratepayers of Leith Ward on - FRIDAY JSVENING, the2Bm IKTST, At the (late) Albion Hotel, at half-past Be<rea p.m. '