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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 521, 11 September 1871, Page 3

[ADVBBTISBMENT.] 10 THE RATEPAYERS OP THE BOROUGH OF AUCKLAND. liAßlks and Gentlemen, —HaviDg been nominated by Messes. W. C. Wilson, 0. J. Stone, J. Y. Stevenson, and IV B. Hilli as a CANDIDATE for a scat in the Borough Council, and several gentlemen having actively interested themselves to secure niy return, I beg to express my thanks, and trust that their efforts will be crowned with success. As a nativo of the colony I tako n, deep interest in its prosperity, more especially in this province. Ab a citizen of Auckland, lam willing to do roy duty, and this (if I am elected) will be my main object in the City Council. As " actions speak louder than words," I will leave the matter with you, reminding you that the poll menu at 8 o'clock a.m. and closes at 4 p.m., on Thursday, the 14th instant, at the Mechanics' Institute.— I am, &c, KICHAKD HOSBS. EXPLAJNiJ-lON. To the Editor of the Evening Stab. g IB) _At a meeting of the ratepayers of the Borough Council on Saturday evening last, ■which I should have nt.tended but for severe illness, Mr. T. B. Hill kindly addressed the meeting on my behiilf, but if he .stated what is reported to lmve been said in the papers, it has placed me in ;i false position as to the " Permissive" question, whicli has nothing whatever to do, that I know of, with the Borough Council. Some months ago, unsolicited by j anyone, and from no pressure it the time of an election, I signed the petition in favor of the Permissive Bill. I did it'because 1 felt that the time hnd arrived when we ought to have a very different Licensing Act Or a Permissive Bill. Mr. Hill knows that I am not a teetotaller, but I consider the granting of licenses by a " packed" Bench to almost any applicant, though quite unnecessary, to be a crying evil.— I am, &c., BICIIABD HOBIiS. SlB, —Mr. R. Hobbs having shown 'rue the above letter, I am quite content to let the ratepayers present at the meeting referred to put their own proper interpretation uponi what I said of Mr. Hobbs relative to the Permissive Bill, &c. By inserting these few lines at the foot of Mr. Hobbs' letter, you will oblige, yours, &c, T. B. Hiix. ;

WANTED -A MAN to Assist in th<j Kitchen.—Apply, Chop Koom, Auek« lull ! Hotel. . !.,■:;; •:. ' WANTED— By a Gentleman,. REKIJDK.NOE. with Purtial Board, in a private family, near to town.—Addres "A," Stab Office. WANTED — A BARMAID.—AppIy at the Cheyhound Hotel. WANTED— A HOUSEMAID ov GENERAL SERVANT., JKefereiico required—Apply, immediately) at the Victoria Hotel, Victoria-street. WANTED -A SECOND COOK.—Apply at the Arjit aNj; Natx Hoi el. WANED— BOARD and LODGING-for two Singlo Gentlemen, within 15 minn'es' walk of Post Office.—Address, " V," Stab Office. T-ITAJS.TJD-A General - SERVANT.1 . W immediately.—Apply to. Mhs. Levy, opposite the Savings Bank. "TTCT ANTED— One or Two Small Furnished -Vy.. ROOMS with usse of Kitchen ; state itVi-n'is, must be very moderate.—" Humble," Evevivq Star,office. • • .. TO CLERGYMEN AND SCHOOL COMMITTEES : ' ' AN Experienced Sohool-master, Singingmaster, Organist, and Teacher of Instrumental Music, is open to a temporary or perinaneut engagement. Referencei the Right Rev. Bishop of Auckland, Paniell. ' Address, " Teacher," Stak Office. YOUNG MBS'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ROOM?, WEM.BSi.inf, j ■sTSebt.—Mr. T. WRIGHT, Phrenologist, j may be .consulted daily, as above, from 10 si.iri,' -.to *5 p/pl, and on THURSDAY and SATURDAY evenings. Eull written delineation?, 10s. ; Families .by agreemont. A Phrenological Lecturo and Entertainment every . MONDAY Evening in the Lecture room, at half-pest seven; Public Examination at the , close. CChe first Lecture on MONDAY, 11th inst. Admission : -Front Scats, Is.; Back I Seats, 6cTTWO Gentlemen can .be accomodtaed with BOARD and RESIDENCE in the most j healthy locality in town; two minutes'walk -from the PostOlice. Terms very reasonable. Cliff House, corner of Moore and Hobsonstreets. . TO LET—That large and well-situated DOUBLE SHOP in Shortland-streot, with Sitting Room, and use of yard, lately occupied by Mr. Canning.—Apply to Geobob Sißßisr. mo LET, in a healthy situation—A BED X and SITTING-ROOM, suitable for one or two gentlemen, or a married couple without children," with or without board. — Iddress, i Star Office. "FIJI TIMES?' • TTTE have received FILES of the Fiji Times ■yvy to August 19, by the .'Strathnaver.' jj REED & BRETT, t\ m • Agents. | J NOTICE ! NOTICE! ! NOTICE ! ! ! 'TnO CARTERS and Others, you will save X, Yonr Money by calling at Howie's Little Produce ;;tore, top of Upper Queen- : strde't, for Maize, Oats, Hay, Bran. Potatoes, - &c, &c. < E. HOWIE. (?t>(\(\ TO LEND, on first-class XjO\f\t freehold security only—W. J. Ci.wk""vnihu Vulcan Lane." - - ■ :■■,., .