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Observer, Volume X, Issue 622, 29 November 1890, Page 14

Election Advertisements. MR. GREENWOOD will Address the Electors of Eden as under :— SWANSON SCHOOLROOM— THURSDAY, 27th, 8 p.m. WAIKOMITI SCHOOLROOM— MONDAY, December Ist, 8 p.a.. rpO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. Gentlemen,— I have the honour to offer myself as a Candidate for your Suffrages at, the coming General Election, and will take an early opportunity of publicly laying my views before you. W. L. REES. TO THE ELECTOBS OF THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. Gentlemen, — I beg to inform you that lam a Candidate for your suffrages at the coming General Election, and hope to address you at un early date. I also take this opportunity of returning my sincere thanks to the Electors of the late City North Electorate for the confidence reposed in me during the post two Parliaments, and trust to have a continuance of their support aa Electors of the Amalgamated City Constituency. Yours faithfully, T. THOMPSON. rpo THE ELECTOBS OF AUCKLAND CITY. Gentlemen, — I have the honour to announce that I am a Candidate for your Suffrages at the forthcoming Election, in the interests of the Liberal party. Yours faithfully, W. J. NAPIER. THE HON. E. MITCHELSON WILL ADDBESS THE ELECTOBS OF EDEN At tVe following places :— SCHOOLROOM, MOUNT ROSKILL — Thia (THURSDAY) Evening, 27th November. The chair will be taken at 8 o'clock. SCHOOLROOM, TITIRANGI — SATURDAY AFTER. NOON, 29th November. The chair will be taken at 4 o'clock. rfo~O IX G OLDIE, ESQ. Deax Sib,— We, the undersigned Electors of the Electoral District of Newton, having confidence in your ability to render good service to this colony in the present emergency, hereby respectfully request you to become a Candidate for our District at the ensuing Election. TO MESSRS S. J. AMBUBY, T. McMASTEB, T. ENGLISH, W. J. MACDERMOTT, R. J. GLOVER, H. THOMPSON, A. HOLDEN, J. CURRIK, J. WHITE (the gentlemen forming the deputation), and ts the 500 or 600 gentlemen signing the requisition. Gentlemen, — The requisition ao numerously and iDfluentially signed, expressing, as it does, your confidence in me, and your desire that I should in the present emergency continue the services which I have for the last four sessions rendered to the colony, has caused me some anxiety because of the difficulties wl ich presented themselves to me, and which for a time caused me to refuse the overtures made to me to agaim enter the i olitioal arena. But after careful consideration I have come to the conclusion to allow myself to be placpd in nomination for your district, and, if elected, will do all I can to further the interests of the colony in its present crisis. Thanking you for the honour your requisition has conferred upon me, and hoping that I may ever act so as to retain your esteem, I have the honour to be. Yours obediently, D. GOLDIE. SELECT LIBRARY of a constant succession of the newest and best Books. Free exohanee. Established 1884.— H. White, No. 19a (upstairs), Coombes' Arcade, Queen-street. METHOD, ENGLISH, MATHEMATICS.— JO Candidates prepared in these and other subjects. ALEX. GRiNT, M.A., Auckland. /^BAND ABT UNION. 75— BEAUTIFUL OIL PAINTINGS-75 OF NEW ZEALAND SCENERY, (By H. J. Deforest.) By Permission of the Hon the Colonial Secretary. • 75 Tickets at £3 5s each. 75 Members only. Five Grand Prizes, Total value, £I^s. Seventy Smaller Prizes, Value, £5 each. Each Ticket draws a Prize. Cluhs of Three Members each, at £1 Is Bd, will be formed. Prize to be drawn for by the Wembers, and the wjnner to pay the other two 10s each. On view at IQ2, Victoria Arcade (First Floor), from 10 a.m. till 5.30 pm. Exhibition Fret*. Drawing will take pla<?e Tomorrow (FRIDAY), at the above address.