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Evening Star, Issue 3502, 14 May 1874, Page 3

Late Advertisements. TENDERS Wanted for the Erection of Provincial Government Normal and Art School Buildings. Plans and Specifications to be seen at mv office. Tenders to be in Government Tender Box by Noon on Tuesday, May 19tb. DAVID ROSS, Architect. rpO BUILDERS.— The time for receiving X Tenders for a First-class Family Hotel, to be built at Port Chalmers, for Mr George Dodson, is extended from the 13th inst. till Wednesday, the 20th inst., at noon, when tenders will be received at the office of the Architect. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, E. J. SANDERS, Architect and Surveyor. MORNINGTON. A GENERAL MEETING of the Com. mittee and Subscribers to the Library will be held at the District Hall, To-morrow (Friday) Evening, at 7.30, on matters of importance to all who feel interested therein J. E. ATTWOOD, ~ Chairman, May 14, 1874. TENDERS wanted for Alterations and Additions to the Residence of Mr E. Wilson, George street. Plans and Specifications to be seen at the office of R. Wilson and Co., Bond street. Tenders to be sent in on or before Saturday, the 16th instant. R. WILSON. DR. SOELEY’S TESTIMONIAL. THE Subscribers to the above are respectfully requested to meet in the Lower Hall of the Athenseum, at 4 o’clock on Monday afternoon next. JAMES M'NAUGHTON, Chairman of Committee. Alexander m«auslin, i a te of Waitangi, call at Post-office, for letter to your address. A GENTLEMAN can be accommodated with superior B.ard and Residence. Mrs Keen as, Bay View House, High street, TO Butchers.—A young Man seeks employment as shopman. Apply by letter, Mr A. Barnes, Caversham. MAYORALTY. TO THE CITIZENS OF DUNEDIN. (^NENTLEMEN, —As my term of office as M Mayor of the City draws near completion, 1 feel it ray duty thus early to allay much misconception existing in the minds of the electors as to my future movements with regard to that office. For some time past two of your Councillors have declared their intention of contesting the civic chair gentlemen well deserving of your support through long servitude. I feel, therefore, it would be placing these gentlemen at some disadvantage, as well as trealing my many friends and supporters slightingly, were I to continue longer in avowing my non-intention of offering myself for re-election. It will be in your rememberance that I distinctly stated when soliciting your suffrages for the honor last year, that I gave it as my opinion the office should be a rolling one. This I still adhere to, notwithstanding that I have lately, over and over again, been urgently pressed to allow myself to be placed in nomination for another year at least, which in itself I recognize as no small honor ; and that my services (however far apart they may have been) have at least to some extent given satisfaction, '.D* is not my intention, however, if possible, to isolate myself entirely from Municipalj affairs should it be the desire of the ratepayers. You .are aware this year an additional Councillor will have to be selected from your midst in each Ward. I will therefore place my services at the disposal of my old constituents in High Ward, assuring them that if they do me the honor to again return me to the Council Chamber, I shall continue to exercise that ever watchful care over their interests as well as the city generally it has been my wont to do in previous years. On vacating the chair, 1 shall long cherish with grateful remembrance the high compliment it has been my lot to receive at your hands, and I trust I shall long continue to merit the confidence so largely reposed in I have the honor to remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, L t „ A. MERCER. High street, May 13, 1874. THE Inspection of the Dunedin hj Company is Postponed till Moi 18th May, at half-past 7 p.m. After Parade, Certificates of Effici will be issued to members entitled to sai By order. THOMAS M'GREGOR, Hon. Si LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICI NOTICE is hereby given, that the s( parcels of lands hereinafter desc will be brought under the provisions of ' Land Transfer Act, 1870,” unless cave lodged forbidding the same on or befoj 7th day of June, 1874 Section 27, block 20,? Town of Dm: Ann M'Lennau, wile of William M 1 491 °* baker, a PIJ Sections 22, 23, 42, 43, 44, and 45, hie and part of section 13, block 6, ' District. Hugh Calder, of Dm stonemason, applicant. 1,493, Sections 54 and 55, block 32, Town of edin. Josiah Tutchen, of Dunedin penter, applicant. 1,499. Section 18, block 31, Town of Dm Ihoraas Carter Morgan, of Dm draper, applicant, 1,501. Part of section 18, Mock 6, Town Die George William Eliott, of Dm gentleman, applicant. 1,502. Part of section 8, block 18, Town of edin. Jehn Scanlan, of Dunedi and color merchant, and Margaret lan, his wife, applicants. 1,505. Section 41, block 11, North Harbor Blueskin District. John M‘Ar Wakari, settler, applicant. 1,507. Section 31, block 8, Tomahawk Vallei trict. David Auld, of Anderson’s settler, applicant. 1,509, Section 19, block 7, North Harbor and skin District. John M'Millan, of edin, carpenter, applicant. 1,610. Part of section 7, block 6, Town of Dm John Cramond, of Timaru, Canter coach proprietor, applicant, 1,612 Part of section 60, block 26, Town ef edin. John Charles Macgregor, c verst am, gentleman, applicant, 1, Diagrams may he inspected at this of Dated this 2nd day of May 187 the Lands Registry Office, Dunedin. J). F. MAIN, District Land|Registi