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Shipping Advertisements. tfew 2fealw4 Steam Navigation Company JjLIMITED ]) fPR WELLINGTON & SOUTHERN PORTS. favorite s.s. .Ms^> Eangatira Captain F. Render, will steam as above Shortly after Arrival. For Freight or Passage, apply to KINROSS & Co., Agpntg. Port Ahuriri, September 29,1869. 395 Jtfew Zealand Steam Navigation Company [limited ] FOR TURANGANUI & AUCKLAND. HE screw steamer Wellington, Captain F. Holmes, will steam as above on or about TUESDAY, TO-MOEROW, sth OCTOBER. For Freight or Passage, apply to KINROSS & Co., Agents. Port Ahuriri, October 4, 1869. 396

New Advertisements. ELECTION NOTICE. Napier, Ist October, 1869. A T a Meeting held this evening, at »£-*- Mac's Hotel, convened for the purpose of considering the election of a member to represent the Town of Napier, jn the place of S. Loofee, Esq., resigned, the following resolutions were passed. Proposed by MrO'Ponnell,and seconded by Mr Price, that Mr Franklin do take the chair. Chair taken accordingly. Proposed by Mr H. Parker, and seconded by Mr O'Donnell, that Mr J. Grindell be requested to stand to represent the interests pf the Working Classes of Napier. Mr O'Donnell, in seconding this motion, ppoke as follows, —"Mr Grmdell, having been known as a resident amongst us, and being acquainted with his character, both publicly and privately, and appreciating him in every way, we feel ourselves perfectly safe in entrusting our interests in the Provincial Council to his guidance ; as, from our knowledge of him, we believe he is not a man to allow any party spirit to influence him." It was finally resolved that the minutes of this meeting be forwarded to Mr Grindell for his consideration, requesting him to stand forward as a Candidate for the Working Classes of Napier. P. Franklin C. O'DONNELL Henry Parker T. T. Price John Sharpe W. Farrab J. liOPDELL G-. H. Swan F. StJLLITAN John Wood N. Jacobs J. M'Fariane H. O. Caulton H. Johnston D. Wood N. Bishop H. Bishop John Hague G. F. Morley W. D'^TETT John Lingard James Swain Harry Groom Charles Palmer Thomas Collins Napier, 2nd October, 1869. Gentlemen, Electors, and Fellow-citizens of the Town of Napier,— I have received, with mingled feelings of surprise and pleasure, the minutes of the meeting held last night at Mac's Hotel, and feel deeply grateful to you for the honor you wish to confer upon me. I will, with pleasure, which I cannot express, accede to the request conveyed in those minutes; and I pledge myself to further your interests to the utmost of my power, should you return me to represent you. I will merely add that, if I be elected, I phall act as a perfectly free and independent member, unbiassed by any party feeling whatever. I am, Gentlemen, Yours truly, 11 J. GSINPELL,