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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 558, 16 December 1875, Page 3

Miscellaneous.

PRELIMINARY PROSPECTUS OF THE HAMILTON PUBLIC HALL COMPANY. It is proposed to establish a Company under the above title, for the purpose of erecting a suitafble Public Hall in Hamilton, That the waut of such a building is much felt is indisputable, ffhe people are at present entirely dependent for accommodation upon the courtesy of the Officer Commanding the district, or of tho Resident Magistrate, lor tlie time being, of Waikato. The present undertaking proposes to remedy -this deficiency by providing a place where all classes and sections of the community can meet for publio purposes. The Government have been applied to for a site for 'the proposed hall, md there is little doubt that the request will -fee acceded to. The capital will consist of 500 shares, of £1 each, payable as follows: — 5a upon application, and 5s each succeeding "Month, As soon as a sufficient number of shares have been applied for, a meeting of the shareholders will be convened for the purpose of electing officers and provisional directon, deciding upon the pldn of the building, and other necessary preliminary matters. Applications for shares can be made to Mr Kbnneot Hull, Victoria street, Hamilton.

TTTXIKATO PORTRAIT ROOMS, 'HAMILTON WEST. J. LOW, Photographer, begi leave to return thanks for the public patronage which he has received in Waikato 'for the last 5 years, -"fend trusts to merit a continuation of the same in his New Establishment, which has been fitted up with all latest improvements, calculated to ensure the production of pleasing and artistic portraits. "Views of Waikato and Native Pictures alwayj on hand for sale. Note the Address — opposite Mr flftGovcrn's, HAMILTON WEST.

MADDEN AND O'NEILL, OA'RRISTERS & SOLICITORS. Hathlton West.

F. A. WHITAKER, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, AND CONVEYANCER, Hamilton.

rjE<fclttSmON TO -F. WHITAKER, ESQ. TO FREDERICK WHITAKJZR, ESQ. Auckland.

S €B - We, *ehe undersigned Electors *of the Distriot of Waikato, request that you will allow us to p~at you in nomination to represent us in <%he ensuing Parliament. We believe that your long experience of the affairs of the colony, your contraction from their Infancy with its iaetitutions, and the great ability, industry, and perseverance you have hitherto showc in <the conduct of public business cannot fail to render you of the greatest service to the country during the present critical state of public affairs. •If you will consent to comply tvitli thio requisition, we pledge oonelves to use our utmost exertions to secure your return. (Signed) PATRICK LESLIE, J.P. W. STEELE, JP. a-kd othbbs. Auckland, lOih November, 1875. TO PATRICK LESLTE, ESQ. JjP., and the other gentlemen signing the requisition.

|°i ENTLEMEN, I have received your requisition requesting me to allow myself to be put in nomination to represent the Waikato District in the next Parliament, and pledging yourselves to use your utmost exertions to secure my return. I thank you sincerely for the confidence you have shewn in me, and for the flattering term in which your request has been conveyed. I accept the invitation ; and I assure you that it will give me'great pleasure, if elected, to be the representative of one of the most'ming districts of the -colony. I have the honor to be, Your obedient lervftrft, FREDK. WHITAKER.

C¥TAIPA (WAIKATO WEST) ELECTION.

TO ALFRED COX, ESQ., We, the underiigned Electors of the Waipa, Waikato West District, hereby request that you will allow .yourself to 'be nominated ac a candidate for 'the office of representing this district in the ensuing Parliament. The ability which you have hitherto shown n Ihe conduct of public Tmiiness, and your long experience of political affairs in this Colonj assure us of the benefit the couritry will derive from your election. If you will consent to comply with this requisition, we pledge otirselves to use our best exertions to secure your return. (Signed) WILLIAM. JACKSON, AND OTHBBS.

TO THE ELECTORS OF WAIKATO WEST. |^ ENTLEMEN, I have much pleasure in acceding to your request that I should allow myself to be nominated as a candidate for the honor of representing the district of Waikato West in the General Assembly, and will shortly address you at the varioui settlements throughout the district. I am, Gentlemen, Yonrs refepectfullr, Js!L*b' I) ..