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Otago Daily Times, Issue 2559, 20 April 1870, Page 1

CORPORATION NOTICE. | CITY OF DUNEDIN. Pursuant to tho requirements of Sections 19) and 192 of fcho " Municipal Corporations Act, •VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that LV Regulations entitled "Regulations, &0., of Buildings." made under the authority of Part V., Schedule XIII. of said Act, were passed by tho Council ofthe City of Dunedin, afc an ordinary moating held on Wedne7day, 13th day of April, 1870. And that a Copy of tho Regulations as passe 1. is deposited for Inspection of any porson interested therein, at tho Office of tho City Cor.ncil, Dnnedin. : ' J. M MASSEY, Town Clerk. 19-h April, 1870. ELECTION NOTICE. TO THE. ELECTORS OF CAVEKSHAM. nENTLEMEN—In soliciting you for VJT your votes as your representative in the Honso or Assembly, I cannot out observo that it seems somewhat straußo to mo to havo to state my political view.) to any body of Otago Electors, having for fourteen years taken an active part in fche political affairs of Otaso, both before and siuce the pasting of the Constitution Act, but on looking at the Electoral Roll, I am surprised to observe whit a remarkable change has taken placo in the constituency within the last six years,, and to And how few of tho electors I know and how few probably know me. To Muse who remember me as Provincial Secretary and editor of tho Otago Witness, I may say, in a word, that I hold the samo views now as I did' then. To thosi of you who have made Otago j our homo within tho last six years I must bo more oxplioit. I am a Provincialise in the true sense of tho word. I do not desire to push Provincialism to a ridiculous exten k, as is sometimes done'by some of its supporters, but I am persuaded that the administrative part rf tho Gevurument of tho p-ovince could not bo so effectually carried out as lt is under the present form of Superintendent and Provincial Council. Doubrles3 our faults and follies huvo bron plentiful enough, but wo have had moro substantial advantages and made moro progress under that system than we Should havo oono undor any other that has yet been suggested. I shall therefore, if elected, support auy Miui<try that will givo honest offect to provincial development, and oppose any Ministry that wiil thwart it. Holding theso views, I consider tho Otago Hundreds Regulation Act o£ Usfc session an unwise law, a..d unfairly passed. With reference toNativoPolicy.lhold that the wasteful and extravugant system of warfare carried on for the la it ten years, must, if Now Zcata ..d Is to prosper, ba put a stop to, and that it willba better to mako peace On any terms than continue an expendituie that is absolutely ruinous to the Middle Island. Wo cannot look back upon the vass expenditure for so small a population, which has been gaing on for so many ye ire, without picturing to ourselves the prosperity which we should now ba enjoying if that expenditure had been applied to railroaus, roads, flocks, and other public works. Ifc is, however, useless to enlarge on this subject, as I shall tako an opportunity of addressing your personally In the course of the ensuing week. Another subject which is full of Interest, viz., our relations with the mother country, is the only ofccer matter on which I think it nece sary to address you at present. Whilst I regret that Great Britain should have tjken so inopportune a period to withdraw her troops, at a.time when New Zealand ip ensraged in war, it must have been evident to most men that sooner or la'er sbe woulcl pursue that course; and though Ido not desire to hatsten the evet t, I have not tho least doubt that within a comparatively short period, perhaps in fche lifetime of some oE us, New Zealand and tho rest; of the Australian colonies will be called upon to accept their independence, nnd therefore our legislation should be of such a character as to prepare and fit one children to meet the responsibility awaiting I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, ' , W. H. CUTTEN. Anderson's Bay, • 12th April, IS7O. 13a TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CAVERSHAM DISTRICT. QENTLEMEN- 1 request that you will mesb me at the Drill-Bhed, Caversham, on Thursday, the 21st iustant, at half-past seven p.m.; and at the School-house, Portobello, on Friday, the 22cd instant, afc two p.m. I am, Gentleman, Your Obedient Servant, 20a W. H. CUTTEN. ROSLYN DISTRICT. .\jfß. DRIVER will Address the Electors .of the Roslyn District, at the School House, Mornington, on Friday Evening, 22nd inst., at 7.30. '.•'■■'' PUBLIC NOTICES. [CIRCOTiAB.] ■»; J I HAVE this daydisposed of the business of Grocer aud Wine Merchant lately conducted by me in George street, to Mr George Esther, to whom fcho3e indebted to ma will oblige by paying their account.. ROBERT BANK 3. ; Dunedin, 24th March, 1870. T HAVING purchased the above old -*-J established and favourably known business, will endeavour to retain its good name. Those parties favouring me with their orders can rely upon having them executed with care and attention. In quality and lowness in price, I intend to be second to none. GEORGB ESTHER. . : George streefc,;Dunedin, ; 24th March, 1870. PUBLIC NOTICE. " NEW ZEALAND DISTILLERY, Cumberland street. Dunedin. Established under Distillation Act, 1868. The Undersigned aTe now prepared to supply the finest Malt Whisky, manufactured solely from the besfc Malt: also Gin and Spirits of Wine. Under the Distillation Act, the duty on the above is only one half that charged on imported spirit, being a saving to the buyer of 6s per proof gallon. Samples and price lists can be had on application, 26n CB, HOWDEN and CO. PUBLIC NOT IC I. rp HOMSON~ AN D O 0., AERATED WATER AND CORDIAL j . J&ANUFAOTURERS, Stafford street, Dunedin. Ginger Wine Lemon Syrup Raspberry Vinegar Ginger Brandy Sfcoughton's Bitters Orange Bittera Peppermint Malt Vinegar 18 • NOTICE. ' THE Undersigned may now be Professionally consulted. J.T.THOMSON, 5a Cvil Engineer, Rockyside, Caversham. PUBLICATIONS. \TEW BOOKS I NEW BOOKS ! KEW 800 SHI ALL THB PERIODICALS, 1869. SEE LIST IN WITNESS, AT REITH AND WILKIE'S, Princes Streefc. CABBIAGSS^fe VEHICLES. Ro" B I N AND O O. Coach Builders and Importers, Stuart street, Have for Sale-Double-seated top Buggies Double-seated no top Buggies One Newhampshire Waggon .Waggonette. Also, Several very superior second-hand top and no top Buggies at very low prices Repairs in all the various branches receive pecial attention.