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Otago Daily Times, Issue 6792, 21 November 1883, Page 3

Eleotion Notices; MAYOEALTY, 1885-1. - aPEDDING~FOR MAYOR. D. M. SPEDDING will ADDRESS the ELKOTOHS Of this Oity aa under :— THURSDAY, Novombcr 22—Norrla' Hotel, Castle and Albany strsots FRIDAY, November 23-Sußsex Hotel, George Btrect ' ' SATURDAY, Novomber 24-A1 Hotel, Forth and Union streets • : MONDAY, November 26—Southern Hotel, Princes »tr»et south. Each eveniDg at 8 o'clock. J. HOLMAN, l°n Secretary. MAYORALTY 18S8-4. STREET FOR MAYOR. Mr W. P. STREET will ADDRESS the Electors of: Duncdin as under :— - WEDNESDAY, 21st-Sussex Hotel, George street; at THURSDAY, 22nd-Albany street Odd-FeUowB1 Hill, at 8 p.m. FRIDAY, 23rd-Mission House, Russell street, at 8 pm. ' ' SATOKDAY, 21th-Northern Hotel, King street, at 7.30 p.m. SATURDAY, 24th—Krull'a Al Hotel, Forth street, at 8.30 p m. MONDAY, 26th-General Committee will Meet at Central Rooms Octagon, at 8 p.m. Commlttcs are requested to meet at Central1 Rooms before and alter each address, as above. IBn JAMES E. M'KELVEY, Secretary. pUTHRIE FOR MAYOR!, Councillor GUTHRIE will ADDRESS the BATE-" PAYERS at the times and places as under :— QUEEN'S HOTEL, Albany street-WEDNESDAY* the 21st inst, at 8 p.m. MISSION HOUSE, Russell street—THURSDAY, . tho 22nd inst, at 8 p.m. PRINCE ALFRED HOTEL, Great King streetFRIDAY, the 23rd inst., at 8 p.m. V MAITLAND HOTEL, Maitland street-MONDAY, the 26th inst., at 8 p.m. KRULL'S Al HOTEL, Forth street-TDESDAY, tho 27th inst., at S p.m. A. C. KIMBELL, 17n Chairman of Committee. MAYORALTY. DM. SPEDD.ING • will ADDRESS the SOUTH WAIiD ELECTORS THIS EVENING. At ''■ : i DEANE'S HOTEL, MAITLAND STREET. : Chair to be taken at 8 o'clock. . ~ :.- 21n J. HOLMAN, Secretary. gPEDDING FOB MAYOB. LHTH WARD DIVISION. A COMMITTEE-ROOM is now OPEN in Great King street north, between Howe and Duke Btreetfi where the Ward and other Rollß of the City may bo inspected and any information relatire to this election obtained. COMMITTEE MEET THIS EVENING at half-past 7 o'clock. GEORGE MITCHELL, 20n Chairman. CITY OF DUNEDIN. . . MAYORALTY 1883-4. . \ DM. SPEDDING'S COMMITTEE • ROOMS, ODD-FELLOWS' HALL,; Stuart Btreet (Just off Octagon), where the Burgees Bollsmay bB inspected, and all information obtained. ■• ■ fin TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CITY OF . DUNEDIN.' ' J- ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—At ■A the urgent request of a large number of tbs Ratepayers, I have coneated to contest the Election for the Office of MAYOR for the ensuing year. Trusting to recive tho favour of your support, VI am, respectfully joura, '.'•■* ?°_ JOHN GUTHRIJS. BOROUGH OF NORTH-EAST VALLEY. r rHERE being only ONE CANDIDATE * NOMI.VATKD to-day for Eleciion to tha offlc* of MAYOR by Thomas Fergus, MHR., and E. J. Schlotel, I hereby declare Mr THOMAS SHORT duly elected to the office of Mayor for the ensuing twelve months. - - HUGH M'FADYEN,- •" • ; hoturniog-officer. North-East Valley, November 20,1833. - 21n CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PORT ' • ; CHALMERS. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. ".;'; . NOMINATION of a COUNCILLOR for MIDDLEWARD (Dice Mr Jons Ross, resigned) for the Period ending August 1,1584. ■ I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that -the NOMINATION of Candidates for election to th» office of Councillor for Middle Ward (in room of Mr John Ross, resigned) will take place on WEDNESDAY, November 28, ISB3, at the Town Hall, Currie street, at the hour of noon. Nominations must be in form of Schedule D of "The Otago Municipal Corporations Ordinance 1865," and be lodged at the Office of the Town Clerk, whers blank forms may be had, before Noon of the day herein fixed for the Nomination. THOMAS HIRST DODSON, ! Mayor. Town Hall, Port Chalmers, November 20,1883. 21a •"Muoatioufcl, ; OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD.. > HPHE Otago Education Board Baa JL decided to OFFER for COMPETITION, at ths close of the year, SIXTEEN SCHOLARSHIPS-Sil Junior and Ten Senior. The Examinations in connection with the same will be held on TUESDAY, the 18th December, and following days. Head Masters and others are reminded that the names of intending Candidates must be forwarded to this Office not later than SATURDAY, the Ist Decemher, accompanied with certificates of age. Due notification will be given of the centres of Examination. P. G. PRYDE, t 21n Secretary Education Board. OB A. KAN UI OOLLB OK, WAITATI, OTAGO. . SELECT BOARDING-SCHOOL FOR BOYS. HeadMaaterl Tho Rev. B. L. SrAxroas, 8.A., Eseter College, Oxford. French acd German I Eerr Woes, do I'Kcolo Hliitaire a Mets 4 Berlin. Mathematics S -. _•-. ." ' Music I Miss M. Kihdkb, London. The College is situated north of Dnnodia, In the country, clcsa to a railv.'&y-Btatlon, and near tin sea. The school grounds comprise 850 acres j there la excellent fresh and Bait-water bathing, cricket-Held, &c, 4c., close at hand. Boys from the age of soven are received at any time as boarders, and every attention is given to thell domestic comforts under Mrs Stanford's Immediate supervision. Particular c-.re Is bestowed' on the manners and education of the younger boys. Pupils are prepared for the universities or commef dal fife. Excellent references as to the atandaid Of teaching to parents of pest and present pupils. Apply to BEY. S. L. BTAHTOED, . The tdms for ISBS begin on January £6th,Hay 16th, and September ISth. . ■, ltd T^UNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART, Moray jLjr place.—Freehand and Model Drawing, Paint ing in Water or Oil-colours, Drawing and Painiiaf from the Antique aud Still Life DAVID 0. HUTTOK, Art Wut» The Stud. HP HE THOROUGHBRED HORSE L E LOU P, Will STAND during the present Season in DUNEDIN and TAIERI DISTRICTS. ': Lx Loot Is a chestnut horse. He was bred by Mr S. Nosworthy in 1874, and is full brother to Malice, Lurline, Castaway, Naiad, and Lure, and half-brother to La Mode. Traduoih (Le Loup's Eire) was, until his death in 1880, known as the champion sire of New Zealand, having begotten some of the best performers wo have ever had. Among his offspring, apart from Le Loup'« full brothers and sisters, were—Templeton (winner of the Dunedin Cup, Canterbury Cup, and innumerable othor races), Betrayer (won Canterbury Cup and Wanganui Cup), Calumny, Natator (winner of C.J.C. Derby, &c.), Sir Modrcd (winner of Dunedin and Timaru Cups), Trump Card, Siesta, Virginia Water. Libeller, Chancellor, Tho Dauphin (winner of 0.J.0. Derby), Foul Play (winner of Wellington Cup), Somnus, Bribery, Danebury, and hosts of others too have been or are famous on the turf. Mhrmaid was bred in 1800 by Baron Rothschild. Also, THE WELL-KNOWN AMERICAN TROTTING HORSE PINOLE PATCHEN Will Stand at the same time and place. Pinoli Patchbn, one of the trotting horses imported from America by Mr John Kerrin July 1888, is a glossy black stallion, with two white tact, standing between 16 and 17 hands, and at present nine years old. Pinole Patchen's pedigree Is as follows :— By Liberty Patchen (son of George M. Patchen Junior) out of Mary Blanc, by Long John out of ,a mare got by a Morgan horse. Long John, by Tlmoleon (son of Boston) out of a mare by Trustee. George M. Patchen Junior, got by George M. Patchen, who was a son of Cassius M. Clay. Casaius M. Clay was by Henry Clay, and his dam was Jersey Kate, said to be by Mambrino, the sire of Abdallah. She was also the data of John Anderson, who wss one of the notables of his time. Cassius M. Clay was one of tho greatest trotting stallions of his day. Fee: Six guineas; groom's fee, 6s. One mare given In five, the property of one owner. Good paddock accommodation provided at the Taieri at 2s 6d per week, and all care taken, but without responsibility. Fcr further particulars address or apply to W. H. TAGGABT, 160 Criterion Stables, Dunedin. /CRICKETERS' MATERIAL. — Largo Stock on hand, by best makers. Beiog sold at lowest prices. Clubs supplied at wholesale rates. 6n ARTIIUR BRISCOE & CO.