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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2516, 10 March 1871, Page 3

Advertisements received too late for Classification. Y. Dunedin, lOfcli March, 18/1. ■JJIS Excellency the Governor will hold a Levee at the Provincial Council Chambers on Tuesday, the 14th inst., at 2 o’clock p.m. By His Excellency’s command, HENRY D. PITT, Captain, R.A., A.D.C. NOTICE. M R HARRIS will address the Electors of North Harbor District on MONDAY EVENING, idth MARCH, At THE SCHOOLHOUSE, NORTH-EAST VALLEY, At half-past Seven o’clock. At PORT CHALMERS At Crickmorc’a Assembly Rooms, On TUESDAY, March 14th, At Half-past Seven o’Clock. And at THE WAITATI HOTEL On WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 15th, At Half-past Six o’Clock. POLLING DAY, MONDAY, MARCH 13. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF DUNEDIN. GENTLEMEN,— The Central Committee for promoting the return of Mr Macandrew, having brought the late contest for the Superintendency to a successful issue, believe that the duty still devolves upon them of using every effort to return to the Provincial Council members who will, without committing themselves to every measure proposed by his Honor the Superintendent, support in the main the policy enunciated by that gentleman, more especially the General Government scheme for promoting Public Works, &c. In furtherance of this object they recommend 'to the Constituci cy for their support the gentlemen whose names aie given below, but disclaim the intention of in any way appearing to dictate to the electors. Signed for and on behalf of Mr Macandrew’s Central Committee.

SYDNEY JAMES, Secretary. Messrs THOMAS BIRCH E. B. CARGILL HENRY HOWORTH WILLIAM MASON JAMES M‘INIJOE W. H. REYNOLDS GEORGE TURNBULL. ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OE OTAGO, rpHE following Prizes have been added to i the published Schedules : 1. Hand Bouquet, to ha selected by bis Excellency the Governor. 2, Fur the best Vase or Stand of Flowers, tastefully arranged for the table—first prize, 10s; second, os. WILL S. DOUGLAS, Secretary. Militia and Volunteer Orderly Room, Dunedin, 10th March, 1871. GE NER A L ORD ER. His Excellency the Governor will inspect the Otago Volunteers on Tuesday next, immediately after the Levee. The Force will fall in at 2 o’clock p.in. to form a Guard of Honor. The Artillery will be provided with seventeen rounds o; blank ammunition to tire the salute. The Band will be in attendance. Members of Country Corps coming to Dunedin arc requested to attend the parade. By order, JOHN JAS. ATKINSON, Major, Distiict Adjutant. GENERAL ORDER. Graham to-night, provincial STEPS, 7 o’clock. Monster meeting, Mission House, Russel street. Graham present with MAP, Southland Boundary Question versus Duncan (Treasurer), and Reynolds (Speaker), to form square to receive Cavalry on the Honorarium Question. Signed, LORD LYNDOCH. Electors remember your blankets. ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF OTAGO. rp.) meet the arrangements of His ExcelI lency the Governor, the date of the Show lias been altered from the loth to Tuesday, the 14th inst. ihe Committee regret the short notice given, but request that all friends of the Society will make a special effort to send in all the plants they can for competition and exhibition. WILL S. DOUGLAS, Secretary. ETY OF DUNEDIN.—“SaIe for NouJ payment of Ratos Act, 1870.’" —The iblic, and especially the .Agents for Abntces owning land within the City, c reminded that, by virtue of the above ut, the Council of the City can at any time oceed to cause the Sale of any Land within ,o City upon which Municipal Rates remain ipaid. All parties concerned arc respectfully inrmed that, without further notice or delay, ie full provisions of the Act will he applied all cases of default, J. M. MASSEY, Town Clerk. Olh March. 1871.