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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 41, 10 April 1862, Page 5 (Supplement)

POST OFFICE, NAPIER, NEW ZEALAND. LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS FOR THE QUARTER ENDING- 31st MARCH, 1862. Applicants for advertized Letters are requested to give the correct date of the List in which they have observed their names, as such reference . will facilitate delivery. And persons in the Country making ivrittem applications, in addition to the date of the List, are requested to state where they expect their Letters from, and any further information which may tend to prevent an unnecessary transmission of Letters. B. Bradbury, James (5) Browning, George Brown, Win. Burrell, Jolm D. Dawe, William Dutton, John F. Fraser, Malcolm G, Gibbons, Edward Greenroyd, William F. (2, registered) M. May, Thomas Mills, Joseph Me. M’Connie N. Nichol, Arthur P. Pickering, William Jolm s. Smith, Miss M. (3) Smith, William Smith, W. P. Somerville, T. Stark, H. P. (or liis ageu t) Sutherland, R. H. (3) T. Thomas, Francis w. Webster, Mr. (or his agent) Willison, Peter Williams, Florence J. Eetumed Letters. Mrs. Dnstall, Auckland Mr. John Greenwek, Post Office, Balmain, Sydney Mr. John Hill, Post Office, Nelson Mr. James Patterson, Joiner, Auckland Serjeant F. Richards F. Troop, Ist King’s Dragoon Guards Bangalore, East Indies Mr. Mr. Scott, Post Office, Auckland Mr. Francis Simpson, Massacre Bay, near Nelson Mr. Wm. Smith, (late of Hawke’s Bay, N.Z.) Sydney. N.S.W. Mr. John Trainor, Auckland Mr. Samuel White, Post Office, Melbourne, Allan’s Flat (3) ' Mrs. Maurice Wood, Post Office, Sydney, N.S.W. EDWARD CATCHPOOL,' - Postmaster.

THE REGISTRATION OFFICER for Napier and Clive, in publishing the List of Claimants calls attention to the following clauses of the “ Registration of Electors’ Act—8. It shall be lawful for any person whose name appears on any List of Voters for revision, to object in any year to the right of any other person to have his name retained or placed on the Electoral Roll to be formed from such list, by giving to the Registration Officer in the month of April in such year a written or printed notice in the form numbered 3 in the said Schedule, or to the like effect. 9. If any person whose name shall be on any such List of Voters shall be desirous of having his name removed therefrom, or any of his qualifications therein stated struck out, he shall in the month of April, give notice in writing(to be signed by him in the presence of and attested by a Justice of the Peace,) in the form or to the effect of the form numbered 4 in the said Schedule, to the Registration Officer of the district, and the said Registration Officer shall strike the name of such person one, of the said List, or shall strike out such qualification as he shall desire to have omitted, accordingly. FROM No. 3. To the Registration Officer of the Electoral District of I hereby give you notice that I object to the name of the person mentioned and described below being retained on the List of Voters for the Electoral District of , in respect of 1 the qualifications hereunder specified. Dated the day of , in the year 18 . G. H. (Place of abode.

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