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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2517, 11 March 1871, Page 4

Election Notices. MR. HENRY J. WALTER will address the Electors At the Mission House, Russell street, THIS, SATURDAY, EVENING, At 8 o’clock. My inability to procure a suitable room at North Dunedin (they being already deeply engaged) will prevent my addressing the Electors in that populous locality. HENRY J. WALTER. MR JOHN W. JAGO Will address the Electors THIS SATURDAY EVENING, at the POLY* TECHNIC HALL, immediately after Mr Cargill. CITY ELECTION. MR TURNBULL will be happy to meet the Electors at the following times and places, viz:— THIS (Saturday) EVENING, At Watson’s Royal Hotel, Walker street, At 8 p.m. w TURTON will address the Electors This, Saturday, Evening, at the Masonic Hall, at 8 o’clock, and on the same evening at the Dril Shed, Water of Leith at P o’clock. M M R R E E V ES WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS, This (Saturday) Evening, At North Dunedin Drill Hall, At 8.30 o’clock. RHOW 0 R T WILL H ADDRESS THE ELECTORS THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, at the Odd Fellows’ Hall, at 8 p. m. MR WM. H. REYNOLDS will address the City Electors THIS, SATURDAY, EVENING In the MASONIC HALL, immediately after Mr Turton, jy£R. W. H. CUT TEN Will address the Electors in the LONG ROOM, ATHENAEUM. THIS EVENING, At 8 o’clock. NOTICE. HARRIS will address the Electors of North Harbor District on MONDAY EVENING, 13th MARCH, At THE SCHOOLHOUSE, NORTH-EAST VALLEY, At half-past .Seven o’clock. At PORT CHALMERS At Crickmore’s Assembly Rooms, Cn 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. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF DUNEDIN. GENTLEMEN —I have to-day been presented with a requisition signed by a large number of yourselves, asking me to offer myself ns a Candidate for tbe representation of the City at the coming elections for the Provincial Council. Up to the time 1 saw the document I bad not intended to ask your suffrages on the present occasion, as I felt, from past experience, that I bad not sufficient time at my disposal to discharge satisfactorily the duties of the position. From the flattering nature of the requisition, however—signed as it is by parties who both agree with and differ from me in political matters—l feel that out | of respect to those who have asked me, I have no o her course open than place my services at your disposal. In doing so, I desire to state that should your votes place me in the position of one of your representatives, I shall, as I have done in the past, use my best efforts to promote the interests of the City and of the province generally. My views are, I hope, of a liberal and progressive character, and my only objeet incoming forward is to do what I can to assist iu pushing on public works, promoting settlement, developing the varied resources of this magnificent country, and at same time maintaining the efficiency of our educational and other social institutions. 'i rusting to meet you before the day of election, and thanking the requisitionists for their confidence, I have the honor to remain, Your most obedient servant, GEO. TURNBULL. Dunedin, 4th March, 1871. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY. GENTLEMEN,— In answer to the Requisition presented by a number of you, asking me to become a Candidate for the Provincial Council, I beg to state that my services are at your disposal. I will take an earlwopportunity of addressing you. In -the meantime, I may state that should, L'hie returned as one of your Representatives, I must go into the Council unfettered by promises, and not pledged to support any particular party. 1 am, Gentlemen, Obediently yours, GIBSON K, TURTON.