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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 283, 7 August 1874, Page 2

•jSuulxt fiDhtes, OUKTS IX MOUNT IDA Wardkn's Court—August 7, 21, 28. September 4, 18, 25. Rb3ldknt Magistrate's Court —August 6, 20, 27. September 3, 17, 24. Applications at 11 a.m., August 3, IG, 17, 24, 31. September 7, 14, 28. District Land Court—Aug. 1%, 24. District Court—August 12. ST. BATIIANS: At 2 p.m., August 18. Sept. 1,15, 29. HAMILTON: At Noon, Aug. 11. September 8. HYDE: Aug. 12. September 9. MACRAES: Aug. 13. September 10. MAEREWHENUA. Applications, Renewals and Transfers at 7 p.m. on the 21st, nnd Court at 10 a.m. on the 22nd Septembor. If Minere (or their Agonts) do not appear when their names are culled, their Applications will be struck out. Agouts must produce wril t m authority. H. A. STRATFORD, R.M., Warden. 10KPOKATION OF NASJiBY. DOMINATION AND ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS FOR THE WEST AND SOUTHWARDS. " OTAGO MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ORDINANCE, 1865," CLAUSE XXV. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following Porsona have this day been Nominated for the office of Councillor in accordance with Clause xxv. of the above-mentioned Ordinance: WEST WARD. GEORGE ALEXANDER JOHN DILLON PATRICK JACKSON GREER ROBERT GLENN PETER LAW 80UTH WARD. JOHN GAULD BREMNER WILLIAM HAY GEORGE FREDERICK NEWMAROH NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that, thore being more than one nominated for each ward, all furthor proceedings were adjourned until Saturday next, the Bth instant, when a Poll will be taken in each of the above-men-tioned wards between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. POLLING BOOTHS. West Ward l —Water Works Office, Eam--Btreet. South Ward—The Masonic Hall, Derwent street. L. W. BUSCH. Major and Returning Officer. , Council Chambers, 3rd August, 1874. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTH WARD. Gkntlbmen, AVING come forward to contest _ the honor of representing the South Ward in the Municipal Council I consider it my duty to say a fow words to the Electors as to how I would bo likely to act if returned. I do not intend ho go into any statement or argument a* to what has been previously done in tho Council, as I have no data to go upon, and, therefore, could only make vague assertions if I afctomptod to do so. \ In tho first place I think the Sourh Ward should havo a fair share of the revenue—in accordance with its contribution—expended npon it. If returned, I Bhall certainly insist on this being done. In tho matter of rates 1 would simply say that I will endeavor, to the best of my ability, to have them made as low ns may be compatible with the proper carrying out of necessary municipal works. Tho next thing I will touch upon is the great necessity there exists—in our Ward farticularly- for a Corporation Waterworks, should certainly he inclined to support any movement that had for its object the buying out, at a fair price, of the present Waterworks Company, and the increasing and extending of tho works so as to supply the whole of the Municipality with good, wholesome water. Pending the completion of such an arrangement, 1 would try to secure tho erection of a pump in some central position in the Ward. With regard to the Town Hall, I will say nothing but that, in my opinion, now it has been commenced, tho sooner it is completed the better it will bo for all parties concerned. In conclusion, I trust the ratepayers will take sufficient interost in their own affairs to come to The POLL and VOTE for Their obedient servant, WM. HAY. "JOIIN DILLOnJT Tailor, Draper, and Ladies' Habitinaker, I,STKN BTIHT, UA.BE 12 ¥ fNex't door to Hjorriny I xj. J. DILLON begs to announce t.linl, he hos Romovod to liirger and more suitable Premises (nrtjoinintf lljorrina's), where the tnvl« will be conducted in all its branches as lierelolore. First-class STOCK OF TvVEEDS on view, of fashionable patterns. * Orders executed with taste and promptitude. Note tub Address JOHN DILLON, TAIli O B AND D'liPKll, Loyen-streot, Naseby.