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Advertisements received too late for Classification. TINDERS arc invited on or before Saturday next, the 17th hist., for the purchase of the barques Indus and Bengal; also Forth' live cod hulks Cincinnati, Industry, William Hyde, California, and Tarbevt Castle. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars apply to the Barn; of New Smith Walts, where tenders are to be sent addressed to the Manager. TO JAMBS G.VLRRAITH, ESQ. (~S 111-—We, the undersigned Electors and Inhabitants of Bert Chalmers, request that you will allow yourself to he nominated to reprment ns in the Provincial Council. From your long connection with the Port, and the interest you have invariably taken in its welfare, we believe you arc eminently qualified to succeed our present representative, who has intimated his intention of retiring to private life after the present session ; and should you be pleased to accede to our request, wo promise to do all in our power to secure your return. We arc, Sir, Your obedient servants, THOMAS TAYLER, M.P.C, JOHN CRICKMOHK . (!FORGE DODSON And 77 others.' Tort Chalmers, sth December, 1870. (KKI'LY.) Dunedin, 10th December, 1870. TO MESSRS TAYLER, CHICK MO RE, DODSON, and the other Gentlemen signing the Requisition. GENTLEMEN -I have tins day received your requisition, asking me to come forward as a candidate to represent you in the Provincial Council, and have much pleasure in complying with your request. I feel very highly the honor you have done me, and have only to state that, if elected, 1 shall endeavor to fulfil the responsibility devolved upon mo faithfully and conscientiously. I shall take an early opportunity to wait upon yon, and explain my views on the various questions that arc now of public interest. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, JAMES GALBRAITH. TO HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF DUNEDIN. SIR —We, the undersigned, beg to express our entire disapproval of the disturbances which took place at the meeting at the Princess Theatre on Thursday evening, held for the purpose c-f hearing M r Yogcl’s views on the present state of public affairs in the Colony. We feel convinced that the disorder emanated from a few only, and that the great mass of the meeting in question, and the public generally, are in favor of hearing the explanations which Mr Vogel was desirous of giving, and of according him fair play and an impartial hearing. We therefore request your Worship to convey this assurance to Mr Vogel, and ask him to' address another meeting before leaving I iunedin. Frederick Bower John Sncade Albert Cowie, M.T). John Thompson Jas. A. Richmond Ebono/.er Elieotfc George Smith Wm. Macfarlane J. B. Gallant! Henry Giggs

A. Tishlor John Scohle W. D. Sutherland Albert Walker Henry Miller Lawrence Moter Jehu Graham John Nicoll Henry Rutherford Thomas Garveth Henry Simpson John ilornblower Samuel Nicol .John Grey Frederick Yates John linker Geo. M‘Guinn James Ilyndman Alex. Sligo Alex. Hay Tlmma* Hay Frederick Johnston Thomas Sinclair Henry Groves Thus. Hatchings Robert Francis Alex. Thomas Anthony Jones Hick Patou John Atkyns Joseph Lasaraua John Phillips Antoni Gniss And 742 more John Baxter H. Stoinmetz Frs. Mcenan Geo. Bouse John Neil W. Stracban H. J. Bacon Thomas Dickson John Forsyth Alex. Sampson Win. Brown John Poulton Edward M'Ewan John Oliver Edward Donna John Dormnnce John Guineh Andrew Mills John Thompson Joseph Anderson Ebeivzer Sloman John Wright Josiah Rogers Michael Brown George Bunlmry William Walsh John Mcmersely Andrew Janies Win. Rciuy John Reid Francis Walker Og ivey Tice James Keir puhlished in the Dally Times. TO HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF DUNEDIN. SIR —I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt, through you, of a requisition signed by over 700 of the citizens of Dunedin, ashing mo to address another Public Meeting before leaving the city. A Requisition so numerously signed has confirmed my impression that the disturbance made the other evening was not sanctioned by a large section cither of those present at the meeting, or of the citizens of Dunedin. I confidently rely that, on this occasion, your Worship will be well supported in keeping order, both by those who agreo with mo, and by those who desire only that a fair hearing shall be given to what 1 have to say. fn that reliance I accept the invitation, and I trust that the requisitionists and others will grant me a patient hearing. 1 have the honor to be, Sir, Your obedient servant, JULIUS VOGEL. Dunedin, December 12, IS7O. Dunedin, Dec. 12, IS7O. To the Citizens of Dunedin, (H ENTLEMEX —In accordance with the X above numerously-signed requisition, I hereby convene a meeting of the Citizens to be bolden at the Masonic Hall, on 'luesday evening, at 7. JO o’clock. In doing so, I feel it quite unnecessary on my part to express the hope that Mr Vogel will, on this occasion, receive a patient hearing. H. S. FISH, Junior,