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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3249, 30 November 1881, Page 1

Government Gazette. Napier, 14th November. ISil. IN pursuance of " The Regulations of Elections Act, 1831," I, John Thomas Tylbe, Returning Officer for the Electoral District of Napier, do hereby eive notice that by virtue of a writ bearing date the r ninth day of November, 1881. under tbe hand of the Clerk of the Writs, an Election will he held for the return of one qualified person to serve as member for the said electoral district; And that the nomination of Candidates will take place in the old Provincial P Council Chamber. Napier, at noon, on the first day of December, 1881; and that the poll, if necessary, — will be taken at the polling place of the said district, on the ninth day of December, 1881. The following is the polling place for the Electoral _ District of Napier:- Tho old Provincial Council Chamber, Napier. J. T. TYLEE. Returning Officer. " ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HAWKE'S RAY. IN pursuance of "The Regulation of Elections Act 1881, " T, Gkorge Andrtw Oliver, Return- " ing Officer for the Electoral District, of Hawke's Bay. do hereby eive notice th»t. by virtue of a Writ beaiing date the ninth day of November. 1881. under 8 the hand of the Clerk of the Writs, an Election wdl beheld for tbe return of one qualified person to serve a as member for the paid electoral district; and that the nominal ion of Candidates will take place at the Public Hall, Hastings, at noon on the second day of I December, 18S1, and that the Poll, if necesfary, will be taken at the several polling places of the said _ district, on the ninth ray of December. 1881: The following are the polling-places for the Electoral District of Hawke's Bay ; - The Public Hall, Hastings (principal) The Mechanics' Institute. Havelock Ihe Railway Goods-shed, Te Aute McLean's Wool shed, Maraekakahu The Public Hall. West The School-house. Meanee The Police Station, Taradale The School house, Puketapu The School-house, Petane The Wool-shed Rissington I Birch's Wool-shed, Erewhon, Patea ' GEORGE A. OLIVER. ; Returning Officer. ! Waipawa, 14th November, 1881. IN pursuance of "The Regulation of Elections Act, 1881," I, Alex. St C. Ikqlis. 'Returning for the Electoral District of Waipawa, do hereby jrive notice that by virtue of a Writ, beating date 9ti day of November, 1881, under the hand of the Clerk of the Writs, an Election will be held for the return of One qualified person to serve as Member for tho said Klectoral district; and that the nomination of Candidates Avill take place at tbe Court House. Waipawa. a* noon of the second day of December. 1881; and that the D oll, if necessary will he taken at the several polling places of the said district, on the (9th) ninth day of December, 1881 The followin- are the polling places for the Electoral District of Waipawa :— The Court House, Waipawa (principal) The Shool house, AVaipukurau The School-house, Kailsora The School-house, Hampden The School-house, Porangahau The School-house. Ashley-Clinton The School-house, Wcodvil'e The School-house, Danevirk The Schnel-house, Ormondville The School-house. Norsewood The School.house. T?kapau \ The School-bouse, Tamumu The Public Room. Onga Onga Mr F. J- Tiffen's Wool shed. Oero Messrs T. and A. Herberts Wool-shed, Wainui ALEX. ST. C INGLIS, Returning Officer, Waipawa Electoral District. EDUCATION RESERVES FOR LEASE. Office of School Commissioners for Hawke's P.av. Napier. 12th November. 1881. TENDERS for Leading 107 acres (more or less), bfing Rural Sections 173, and 174. Woodville, for a period of 21 years from Ist January, 18S2. will be received at this Office up to noon of WEDNESDAY, the 21st December next, addressed to the Chairman of the School Commissioners for HaAvke s Conditions may be seen, and further information obtained, at this Office and at the Post Office, Woodyiile ' W PARKER, Secretary to Commissioners. County Council Notices. NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF SLAUGH-TER-HOUSE LICENSES. Hawke'a Bay County Council. Napier, November 24 1881. IN pursuance of a Resolution passed by the County Council of Hawke's Bay on the 23rd instant, NOTICE is hereby given to ho'dera of SlaughterI house Licenses in the Hawke's Ray County that it i will be necessary for them to 'odge in writing (on or before the 17th instant, at the County Council 1 Office) an application for a Renewal of their ■ Licenses. Applications to be addressed " Renewal f of License. " J. N. Williams, Chairman C. C. i Hawke_ Bay. , By order, J G. T. FANNIN. J Clerk C. C. Hawkes Bay. o c Hawke's Bay County Cou icil Office, j Napier, November 28 1881. 4 O BALED TENDERS will be received at this office c O up to noon on THURSDAY, the Sth December, I) for Painting the Kuripapanga and Redclj ffe Bridges [. with Hematite. ,t Specifications can be seen at this office. v G. T. FANNIN, Clerk C.C. Hawke's Bay. it ——■ n —. — y EleetionAddres.esk- — ——■— - — TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EAST COAST. c f~\ ENTLEMEN—Being on the eve of a general VjT election, vital questions of policy will he laid before tha electors by the various candidates throughout the Colony, and it is the duty of one and a all to use the pow«r conferred under the present 3 * liberal franchise, Avhether in the position of an electa tor or candidate. In the latter position I corns honestly forward to express my viewß, and use my most strenuous efforts in rapport of such measures as I deem essent- " ially beneficial to the welfare of the electorate, and >f conducive to the future prosperity of the Colony at * large. I hold strong" views on many questions of moment, bearing directly upon our rights and privileges as free men, living under a free cons itutlon. I—l am a supporter of the pre cut Ministry, 2—l am opposed to the disintegration of tho Colony = as at present constituted. 3—l disapprove of such a retrogade step from assured progress as a rivision to effete Provincialism. 4—l advocite a curtailment of the extravagant expenditure under the prose t County and Koad Board system, substituting ono uniform valuation, one rate, and one co-operative system of departmental a'tninistration. s—l favor amendment of the Property Tax, oi substitution of a more equitable and lefS inquisitir * orial mra ure. ae 0 -I am a supporter of Free Trade, and promotion of local manufiictuiing industries by liberal bonuses 5n on value of products. 7—l strongly advocate a better administrntion and W more rapid settlement of our Waste Lands, by selection at nominal rates, free grants, and monetarj "• assistance to farmers. B—l disapprove of reckless alienation of the public estates to absentees and large capitalists. 9—l propose equal rating of lands, including Government and Native. -_ 10—The laws relating to Native land tenuie shoulc be simplified ; all local and unnecessary Acts abol idled • Riving extended powers under tho existing — Native Land Act of 1880; a system of local rpgistra tion introduced, and a regular circuit of the Courti established. 11—A modification of our present cxpensivi system of piimary education is necessary. ye 12-Districts geographically debarred from tin benefits of Railway extension should in fair propor re ; tion be assisted in tlie construction of other pnbll .£J workß of utility, such as Harbors, Roads, Bridges 13—1 should urge a remodelling of the Civil Sei "~ vice, by placing it on a non-poiitical and bona fid guarantee basis. The foregoing is a brief outline of general policy Gr I shall, however, upon the public platform, mor fully dilate upon these and the various local subject touching tho welfare of the wholo electorate. In conclusion, gentlemen, I trust you will suppoi my candidature ; r*s having served you faithfully i many public positions in the past, I seek your fui ther confidence in my earnest desire to serve you — beßt interests in tho iuture. es. I remain, Gentlemen, net Faithfully yours, B T, W. PORTER. 1 Giaborne, October 20th, 1881.