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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 580, 5 November 1851, Page 2

IfORSE REPOSITORY. HHARDINGTON begs leave to inform • the Public that he has at present a very extensive Stock of Horses for Sale, and that he can offer them at exceedingly moderate rates. The stock is very varied, and adapted for all useful purposes ; it comprises the gentle saddle horse, the hardy hack, and the powerful animal for gig, carriage, cart, or plough. There are also a few carefully broken -in for side-saddle, and a number especially adapted for Maori purchasers, viz., Brood Mares and Fillies. H. H. begs the favour of an early inspection. Royal Exchange Hotel, 4th Nov., 1851.

TO BRICK MAKERS.

TT7" ANTED, 25,000 good full sized, well YV burnt BRICKS. Further particulars to be obtained on application to Bain & Burtt, Wharf, Lower Queen-street.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WEST WARD.

NOTICE.

A MEETING- of the Friends and supporters of Mr. P. Dignan, will be held at the " White Hart,' on Wednesday evening next, at 8 o'clock precisely, to receive the Report of the Sub-Committee appointed to conduct the canvass. All those who put down their names, or authorized the same to be put down, for Mr. P. Dignan, are requested to attend to assist in revising and correcting the List; and all Electois who are desirous of securing the return of Mr. P. Dignan, bnt who have not sent in their names, are hereby invited to attend for that purpose, By order of the Committee, R. Sciiultz, Chairman. Committee Room, Clarkrade Hotel, November Ist, 1851.

MIDDLE TOWN WARD.

A PRELIMINARY MEETING to form a Committee to ensure Mr. Clarks return, was held at the Exchange Hotel, on Monday Evening, where it was resolved, That the following gentlemen form themselves into a Committee, Mr. W. Henderson, Mr. E. Wardell, " J. Henderson, " McKinley, " Mitchell, " J. MacFarlane,

" Low, " Egan, " McLeod, " Hodge, " Hepburn, " Nathan, " Derrom, " Hunt, '< Boylan, " Hadlow. Moved by Mr. Boylan, seconded by Mr.

Hadlow, That in our endeavour to secure the return of Mr. Clark to a seat in the Council, we shall not adopt a regular Canvass — but that every Burgess shall be left to the unbiassed exercise of his own judgement. Mr. McKinley moved as an amendment, seconded by Mr. Egan, That the following gentlemen be appointed to canvass the Ward for Mr. Clark, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Hunt, " Nathan, " Boylan, " McKinley, " Egan, " Hadlow, " M'Leod, " R. Low, " Macfarlane, Dr. Meuben, ' " Hardington, Mr. Coolahan, " Derrom. " Stichbury. Amendment carried. The Meeting then adjourned until 8 o'clock on Thursday Evening.

TO THE BURGESSES OF THE MIDDLE

WARD.

npHE FRIENDS of Mr. Clark, will meet JL on Thursday, Evening next, at 8 o'clock; at Mr. Hardington's. Auckland, Nov. 4th, 1851.

MIDDLE (TOWN) WARD.

MR. Williamsons Committee invite the attendance of THE BURGESSES OF THIS WARD

AT THEIR MEETING, On Thursday Fvening next, at Thompson's Assembly Room, High-street at 8^ o'clock, when Mr. Williamson will be requested to meet them, to explain the views he has adopted on the subject of the Municipal Charter. A. W. Hansard, On behalf of Mr. Williamsons Committee.

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

T)RINTED VOTING PAPERS, in the X form prescribed by the Charter, on Sale at the New Zealander Office. The Names, Residence, and Description of Candidates printed on the forms to order.

[Advertisement.] PROPER QUALIFICATIONS FOR REPRESENTATIVES.

TO THE BURGESSES OF THE WEST WARD.

"nELLOW BURGESSES,— I am sorry to find that Jj from some misunderstanding, or from a prejudicial design of a few, my remarks in the New Zealander of last week have been saddled upon a gentleman, as the author of such remarks, who, 1 can prove by many witnesses were it necessary, knew no more about them until they were brought under his notice in manuscript than the man in the moon. Nor had he any act or part, either directly or indirectly— or any knowledge, hand, or implication in sending them forth to the public, except in compliance with a request from the writer to publish them in his advertising columns; in doing which, I, the responsible party, am only actuated by motives of wishing to perform a public duty towards myself and the Burgesses of the Ward. It is of little consequence, so long as the wiiter confines himself to arguments, instead of resorting to abuse and personalities, who tho author is; for it must be admuted by ercry liberal w\ right thinking man, that