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Evening Star, Issue 4189, 31 July 1876, Page 3

Election Notices. TO THE RATEPAYERS OP LEITH WARD. WILKINSON respectfully solicits YOUR VOTE AND INTEREST. Polling on TUESDAY NEXT.

RE-ELECTION AS CITY AUDITOR* JAMES B. M'GULLOCH respectfully solicits the VOTE and INTEREST OV THE Citizens of Dunedin. ITY AUDITOR—W. Oram Ball is a Candidate, and respectfully solicits the votes of the ratepayers. CITY auditors: MR FRANK PELL is a Candidate, and respectfully solicits the votes and interests of the ratepayers at the forthcoming election. TTi LECTION of Auditors.—Frederick H. JTj Evans is a candidate, and respectfully solicits the Votes of the Ratepayers. T> \TEPAYERS are r-minded that toJL\» morrow is the polling ■'dayjf or auditors in oil the wards, and Frederick H. Evms re spectfully requests that votes may be recorded iu his favor CITY AUDITORS. {I To the Ratepayers of the City of DunedinJ Gentlemen* i beg respectfully to solicit your votes and interest for re election as one of the City Auditors, and trust that each of you will record one vote in my favor on 'I uesd ynnet, the Ist August, when the polling will take place in each of the four Wards

of the City, Ifi d that the argument is being us-'d ; *• Never mind James, he’s, safe to be return 'd.” As an old electioneering tactician I beg to remind my friends that no candidate k safe until he is returned. SOUTH DUNEDIN ELECTION. North Ward. Messrs whttty and watkins respectfully intimate to the Ratepayers of North Ward their desire to retire from the contest at the forthcoming Election in favor of Mr Baird. ST. KILDA ELECTION. IFHLI .Y intend to comply with the request of several Ratepayers to contest the ElecMon ; and, if return 'd, will do my utmost for the benefit of the Borough. WM. VICKERY. St. Eilda, July 31,1876. TO THE ELECTOR* OF EAST WARD, SOUTH DUNEDIN. ELECTION FOR COUNCILLORS. MR JOHN MARRIOTT begs to inform the ratepayers that circumstances over which he bus no control compel him at this late hour to reluctantly resign his Candidature and withdraw in favor of Mr Geo. Wybar. Public Notices. AT THE EW ZEALAND CLOTHING Yours respectful!’ irs respectfully, SYDNEY JAMBS. resp< FACTORY’S RETAIL BRANCH,

Comerjof PRINCES STREET AND OCTAGON. WATERPROOFS, OVERCOATS, MEN’S, YOUTHS’, AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, Suitable for tbe present Season. A SINGLE GARMENT AT THE WHOLESALE PRICE; RUGS. RUGS. RUGS. BLANKETSA Large Selection. A Pur at same Price as purchasing a Bale in any Wholeseale House. HOSI RY, SHIRTS, HATS, UMBRELLAS, &o. A SINGLE GARMENT W WHOLE 1 SALE PRICK. P. LAWKENSON Manager. END OF SEASON

SOWN, EWING, & GO. Are now Selling the remainder of FANCY WOOL GOODS at an immense reduction from regular prices, to make i oom for new goods. Bargains in Promenade Scarfs Bargains in Shetland Si arfe Bargains in Porcupine Scarfs Bargains in Crossovers Bargains in Knitted Vests Bargains in Collarettes fiO Dos.|Shespskin Table Mate, lOd each. PRINCES STREET & MANSE STREET. ' ___ | FOR. SALE, at Linden, snug little Property. three rooms and one-eighth acre Evans agent Princes street Ij'Oß SALE, Half-a ere Section and new J' hreo too ( ed Dwelling, Ander-ton. FmlerVc H. Ev n?, Princes street. |Ti()T£ SALK, cheap, about Eleven Acres, .£? lieautifullysituatf.il on waterside, near town. Splendid site for a township. Railway : oust: uctiu . J\. Seward and Co., Rattray .-v.; et. rIOXCER" I f-U'l" for Sale, cheap; eightj i.fv.ed an 1 silver mounted, address „v. B,,’' r'i ai: ofiice. GrUII’S.- ‘--id rare, for cash, cheap IO (Liberia, Japan, Argentine, L hili, Guiana., Arldrau 11 (VrllMfnr ” RrPAB OHiiiA I &o). Address “ Collector,” Bxab Office,