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pledge myself to vote independently and to the best of my judgment on all measures brought forward that in my opinion would be most beneficial to the advancement and welfare of the province and this city. I am, Gentlemen, Your very obedient servant, GEORGE CRAWFORD. TO THE ELECTORS OF lIIE CITY OF WELLINGTON. GENTtrME.V, I A M candidate fnr a spat in the Provincial Council, and refer you to what 1 endeavoured to do in the last Council, as a guarantee of what I intend to do if elected in the next. Should you so far approve of the past as to return me again, I will exert myself faithfully to discharge my duties as your representative. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, J. DRANSFIELD. Wellinsrtnn, April 14.

TO THE EL-ECTOHS OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. Gentlemen, fTIHE announcement having been publicly X made that you will in a few days be called upon to elect your City Mcmbeis for the Provincial Council, I beg again to offer to my brother electors and fellow colonists my services as one of the Representatives for the City. Should you do me the houour of again returning me I shall continue to represent the interests of the City and of the Province generally, and not of any particular class. I need only refer to the Acts and proceedings of the Provincial Council to prove that I have endeavored to carry out necessary reforms, not only in the management of the public lands, but in the privileges which I conceive we are entitled to as citizens. ( )n every occasion I have supported, and shall continue to support, every measure calculated to make our City worthy of the Metropolitan position with which nature has endowed it. I need scarcely say that the sanitary con - dition of our city has occupied my attention far several s ssions, and that the pr< sent imperfect Town Boird Act was introduced as an amendment to a more extended measure, which I yet h^pe to see cartied— conferring upon the City extensive municipal privileges —not n mcie taxing power, which is the principal feature in the present Act. My services as one of your representatives will aiways teat your onmmand. I reman, Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, J. H. WALLACE. April 13, 1865. VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAtSD FUR* SALE. ALL that Block of Land situate at the corner of Dixon street and Herbert street, measuring 69 feit to Dixon street, and 85 feet to Herbert street. The piinuipal part of the purchase money may remain on mortuace for seven rears. Apply to W. WARING TAYLOR. Lambton quay, April 17. X" N S~7 A k E » To arrive per Sea Gull, from Kiapara, 100,000 FEET SAWN KAURI TIMBER, Consisting of Jin., }in., lin., l^in , ljin. and 2in. boards, from 9ix to tighteen inch bmad. Total, 6561 pieces. Also, twentyseven pieces scantling, 4 X 3, 4 x 4, 6 x 3. VV. B. RHODES & CO. Rhode's Wharf, sth April.

.£-¦4,. mUE s.p. BEAUTIFUL STAR < ™al ; 3s> X will leave the Wharf for NAPIER DIRECT, Landing passengers and cargo at the Iron Pot. Apply on hoard. FOR OKITIKI DIRECT. *iN3wrnO SAIL on MONDAY NEXT, tfoha^ J. MAKY LOUISA. Tliu abuve vessel, under charter by the undersigned, has now room for a few passengers. OWEN, SIDEY, and CO. "Wellington, 1 5th April. FOR WANGANUI, TARANAKI, WAIKATO, OR MANAKAU. i^^ mH E SCHOONER SEA GULL, Wm. Waterman, Master, Is expected here daily, and will sail for the above ports, should sufficient inducement offer, in a few days after arrival. For freight or passage, apply to W. B. RHODES & CO. Rhode's Wharf. sth April. WANTED a House containing three or four rooms, for three or six monchs.— Bt»t.e rent to H. 8., Evening Poit. WANTED a SMITH.— Apply to Mr. W. Ma^on, Lambton qnav WANTED a respectable youn« Woman. Apply Mrs. E. W. Mills, Wellington Terrace. WANiS a hicu.uioi) as tHoreiuaii in a Grocery or General More, ft young M«n, having nine years' experience, in the bu'ihesi i references given, if required. — ' .dress A 8., Evening Post.