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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 302, 7 September 1874, Page 4

Election Addresses. | TO THE BURGESSES OF THE CITY OF NELSON. 1 GENTLEMEN,— You are called, upon to\ fill up Four Vacancies tbat occur by' tbe retirement of memberi in tbe City Council. I therefore offer myself for re-election, and if returned hope to do my duty in the same impartial spirit as I have endeavored to do during several terms of office as a member cf the Boafd of Works. If yobylojne tb£honor of re-electing me, I shall suMQ/t^jictufoeasures as may be brought before tl^^non for the sanitary improvement.of tbe ( mr. Tbe drainage eommeaced should be caroled on, for I hold this to be;the* tooafceseentißl work that can be carried out to ensure tHe health of the City. The q/estion , of Sanding over ta*-the CouncilAhe Gas and Waterworka^by the Government has received my support, and I haven* doubt that it will sooprbe accomplished f I shall advocate the reduction ol the Gas rate if it Ib found practicable; Now that Nelson is constituted a Municipality, I think that th/ Mayor should be elected*-/ the Burgeslg/of the City, instead of by the Council as at present. I shall feel it my duty to support a measure having this for its object. I understand that the Mayor of Blenheim is eiecttd in this way, and that the method works well. I shall also advocate the division of the City into Wards, as this I hold is the only sure way of getting the City fairly represented in the Couucil. Gentlemen, if you place me in the honorable position to which I aspire, I will do my best to merit the confidence reposed in me. I am, Gentlemen, Yours, faithfully, 2190 J a HOOPER. Insurance Companies. IVrOBWICH UNION sA F l 5^ E I^SpfeANCR^SOCIETY. Tnpfjblicifes issupdoy this Institution, among v - /^ othVr special advantages, cover LOSSEsLbY GAS AND LIGHTNING. fntcnding'Afosurers are reminded tbat tbis is the oldest Office doing business in New Zealand/and, possessing an / IMMENSE RESERVE FUND, Offers UNQUESTIONABLE SECURITY, which is of the utmost consequence in selecting an Offlce in which to in.-ure.j__d in which \ IMMEDIATE SETTLEMEXT^of LOSSES ia amply provided for, tke t*ociety's Ageftts being authorized by special powers, to adjtst Ciaims and p-y the/same promptly, withdLt reference to Jfirectors, Local Boards, or Eet dent Secretar\gj/^ \ The New Zealand Funds of the Society are retained and invested in the Colony, thus im- y parting to it tbe character ot a thoroughly / NATIONAL INSTITUTION, / No charge is made for Surveys or Pollefes, and in premiums of insurance on alt moperties J THE LOWEST RATES ARE CHARG ED consistent with Security. mr n proof of the great public confidence in the Norwich Union in England, on the Continent, and in tbe Colonies, its Business {still increasing) has reached upwards of £100,000,000. Further particulars of tbe numerous ad vantages offered to Insurers by tbisjwell-bnown Offlce, may be obtained on application to W. M. STANTON, The Society's Attorney aud Agent. %* Sub-Agencies are now established in all the surrounding districts and in Marlborough. 1848 STANDARD INSUBANCE COMPANY op NEW ZEALAND. A /Sire ajjdmarine. CaJit ll ...y/.. £1,000,000. UnllmU_a Liability of a large body of^*-* f Colonial Shareholders. _^^ Insurers iii this Office participate in tht preJj6-& liberal arrangemeatHot afforded by any other Company dd)ng/6usiness in the Colony. \yS Insurances effected at as low rates as any other Company. NEL SON BRANCH. LOCAL DIRECTORS. A. J. Richmond, Esq., M.H.R. ( A. Pitt, Esq., M.P.C. 1 Sub-Agents : \ Stoke & Suburban South Mr, W. Rout. \ Itichmond, Appleby,Ran- \ zau, and Hope ... E.B. Waking, EsqN Spring Grove ... ... Mr. J. Rose. / Lower and Upper Wake- / field, and Fox Hill ... Mr. R. Chattock. Waimea West ... ... M. A. J. Palmar. Lower Moutere, Motueka, \ 7 andßiwaka MrH.A.TABBiNT Takaka and Motupipi ... Mr GvC. Gilbert. Collingwood Mr rf. C. Ri_3t. A. W. SCAIFE, I " 4 * Chief Ager*t [AN THE ESTATE OF NEWMAN / BOSELEY. N°?<S^" OLA^S against the ,»* *^_ A ™ E mUBt -* SlfiN T IN to the S e ??A^ ce w nde " igoedwitl - in TWENTYONE DA.YSfromjjjfe^ta.or they will not be recognised; j^fall DEBTS DUE to the iistate must btfTAID to us within the same time, or tha/ will be SUED ,FOR, without further arcice. IT \y FELL & ATKINSON, \ • Solicitors to the Interim Curator. - Nelson, lst September, 1874. 2195 DAILY COAOH FKOM NELSON TO FOXHILL. THE undersigned .respe#ft_ly informs! the inhabitants of Nelson and the Waimeas that he runs a COACH DAILY between Foxhill and Nelson; leaving Foxhill at halfpast 7 o'clock a.m., and Nelson at 3 p.m. ( Booking Offices at the Wakatu and Can- I uuarei-l Hotels, Trafalgar-street. \ I W iBANOffi HOLDHSA