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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2255, 29 July 1870, Page 3

Hectton Notic&i. CITY AUDITOR. Jjl REDBRICK H. EVANS, (City Auditor three years) Again respectfully solicits the Votes of the Ratepayers. TO THE ELECTORS OF LEITH WARD. MR B ARNES will be happy to meet the Electors of the above Ward at Krull's Hotel, Great King street, at half-past 7, on Friday evening, next, to state his views on Municipal matters. TO THE ELECTORS AND RATEPAYERS OF LEITH WARD. Gi ENTLEMEN,— In reply to yeoa rtI" quisitiou, I shall only be too happy to be at yonr service, and to allow myself to be nominated as a candidate for Leith Ward, and should you place mo in the honorable position of your representative in the City Council, I shall think it my duty to do all that lies in my power to forward your interest. It is now about eight years since I was a member of tho Town Board, and afterwards a member of the City Council. Since then, I have been Inspector of City Works ; so, Gentlemen, for seven fall years I have been connected with the welfare of tho City. While 1 have been Inspector, iM have offended any one, I hope they will look oyer it, as no one should blame a person for doing hi» duty ; and should I be elected I shall always feel it my duty to attend to the interest of the ratepayers of the City in general. JOHN BARNES. Queen street, July 33rd, 1870. CITY AUDITOR. ILL. S. DOUGLAS, Is a Candidate for the Office, And respectfully solicits the Votes of the Ratepayers, TO BENJAMIN BAGLEY, ESQ. SIR, —We, the undersigned Ratepayers of the 801 l Ward, do respectfully desire that you will allow yourself to _bft placed in nomination as our representative m tho City Council, and we pledge you oar united mpport to ensure your return. A. Garrick J. L. Butterworth Fredk, H. Evans Gustave Hirsoh Benf. Willoughby R. Boenicke H. Eggers W. H. Neale J. C. Kroon John Cameron J. Cable T. Otto F. Michel Henry Knetb C. Bode A. Miller F. Cairns And others. 0. F. LAn go William Carvetk Alex. M‘Gregor Peter Sherwm, 88». H. Steinmetz John Scoble Elijah Harrop F. Humffray F. W. Falconer Paul Fredric John Veitch W. D. Sutherland Fredk. Goodbody R. Godwin Stratton James Copeland Frederick Bowen George Prictor To Messrs. A. Carriak, J. L. Butterworth, and the other Gentlemen signing the above requisition. GENTLEMEN, —In compliance with the influential Requisition with which you have honored me, I shall be glad to place niv services at your disposal, and, if elected, will endeavor to prove myself worthy of yonr confidence. 1 am, Gentlemen, Your oliodient servant, EENJN. BAGLEY. TO JOHN H. HARRIS, ESQ. SXR —We, the undersigned Electors of Leith Ward, respectfully request that you will allow yonrsclf to be placed in nomination on Wednesday, the 2/th inst., as a Candidate to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Councillor Wilson. Should you be elected, wc feel confident that you will be a great acquisition to the Council, from your well-known business habits and thorough acquaintance with Municipal affairs,(which, m our judgment, fully qualify you for the vacancy. Jf you will comply with cm-request, wc will do our utmost, in a your election. W. D. Murison F. Finlayson J, C. Goutlay R. Finlayson J. F. Birney John Hielop A. Temcut John Allan Jas. Leighton Daniel Smith Hugh Johnston John Matthews William Hutton William Bissland Robert Miller Daniel White John Collar Joseph Hopcraft Robei t Howlinson Thomas Park James Cherry William Bremer George Howell F. W. Falconer Edward Humffray Lawrence Motor Alex. M‘Gregor Andrew Lees Andrew Fulton Guthrie and Asher David Blackic fair manner, to secure W. M Taggerfc John Drew, sou. Gustav Hirsch Charles M‘Cauley R. J. Wilson Charles Wilkins Josiah Tutchcn Robert Grieve Johu Hunter George Alexander John Johnstone Alex. Robertson Hy. M ‘Donald John T. Douglas Peter Treseder William Wood William Reid Alfred Mellon Robert Gillies Chas. Henry Street, per R. G. M. Finlayson John Reith M. Crcagh John Parker John Niven James Russell John Grant Henry Guthrie Thomas Fogo William Lake Dunedin, 26th July, IS/0. TO MESSHB MURISON, FINLAYSON, GOL’ULAY, and other Gentlemen who have signed the foregoing requisition. ENTLEMEN—I gratefully acknowledge X the compliment you have paid me. Aa I can only consider your request aa an expression of your wishes, I place my services at your disposal, and shall, if elected, endeavor to make myself useful to your Ward and to the City. I hope to meet yon at one or more convenient places within the Ward before tho day of election. I remain, Gentlemen, Tour obedient servant, JOHN HYDE HARRIS. The Grange, Dunedin, ?6th July, 1870.