THE DUNEDIN MAYORALTY.

Evening Star, Issue 4180, 20 July 1876, Page 4

THE DUNEDIN MAYORALTY.

Sin,—As we are now in the midst of a waimcontest for the Miyotal chair, and will shortly bqCalled npoA either to return those j . . CkJUtVjUlqrs who bejen badlctqd, .opt and "'may . _ treahmembera, it will behove the ratepayers, of the to guard well their interests' in' selecting their.representatives, as many important questions are at present occupying; the attention r of thO'Ckiuhoil, and many mere ’ r during the ensqingmunioijj&l Leading/Out. of .notice at present the all- - sewerage, waterworks, .pannot but rjycrt tp which has Been an tq The gas. ' I cong^--Tu»te themselves for way m f. ( v ,r. >Gp. gave Tefct to his feelings on the- subject at yester- ', j ni I : thoroughly endorse all hesaid.aimh although in his zeal; par haps r may appear somewhat strong, (-till tksy.areisnbstantially corrfeot, as every shopkeeper or--private ; citizen can testify to. "Wh-yi'-tir; to represent the Consuming as eqhiva-•-i dfteeh caudlesi 1 don’t t&ihk it will s exceed, five. , . VaMbns,‘jeiectio.h ‘kieetings Goqn* ; *‘vd- Reeyeslhitherto have v on ;the subject, and have pro- ". -.3. mfeedthe ratepayers-, tq. thoroughly invest!- - -gwtdr-wiat appeam tombe a mismanaged . concern, whether ife-mayb'e im their capacity of Mayo* or Councillor.—Lam, &c., f; •. J ■••• r . • A "A RATEPAYER* ; Dunedin, July 19. * y -