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New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 664, 25 August 1852, Page 2

L 0 S T. \ PARCEL containing Letters, &c., given -■■*- in charge John Moouk, 28th June last, addressed Rev. R. Maunsbll, Waikato Heads. The finder on leaving it at my store, Queen-street, will receive ten shillings reward. Thomas Lewis. Queen-street, 251h August, 1852. WANTED,— A Journeyman BAKER, or a strong Lad who has been some time at the Business. Apply to J. Saueruier. Queen-street, August 24th, 1852.

CITY ELECTION. To the Independent Electors of the City of Auckland. FELLOW CITIZENS,— In consequence of an advertisement, which appeared in the ''New Zealandcr" of the 2 1st inst. Xrom the other Candidates, relative to the mode of voting, I deem it my duty to inform you, that I have refused to identify myself or be in any way connected with them. I have endeavoured Ig adhere to the mode of voting as sin led in the 51 si Clause of ihe Ordinance, and prepared my own voting papers which have been approved of by the Returning Officer ; and those of my friends who have riot yet signed, Mill bo supplied with them on the morning of Ihe election, either at my Committee Room, or at the polling places. Having principally depended on the efforts of the Working Classes for my rclurn, I am proud to say that 1 am quite sanguine as to the result. I have the honour to be, Your most obedient servant, J. O'Neill. Committee Room, Union Hotel, August 23rd, 1852.