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New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 666, 1 September 1852, Page 1

NOTICE.

npilE Undersigned being about lo leave -1 the Colony for Porl Phillip, requests all out-standing Debts lo be paid on or before the Ist of September; also that all claims be presented for payment. George Russell. Oueen Street, Auckland, " 56th August, 1852. ET O X I C S, HIIADLOW begs respectfully lo • request the payment of all accounts due lo him before the eighth of September. August 27, 1802.

WANTED. A PARTNER in a small business where the profits would be from eight to ten pounds per week. Apply to C. Asuby. Auckland, 28lh August, \ 852. LOS T. A PARCEL containing Letters, # c., given -"-»- in charge John Mooni:, 28th June last, addressed Rev. R. Maiknsell, Waikalo Heads. The finder on leading it al my store, Queen-street, will recehe ten shillings reward. Tiiom\s Luwis. Quccrf-slrect, 25th August, 1852. N OTIC E. A LL parties, indebted to the imdersigiied will please pay their accounts on or before the first of September, as all accounts not settled by that date -will be handed over to a solicitor for collection. 11. E, Kane. Queen -street.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTHERN DIVISION. f^ ENTLEMEN— I beg to announce to you my withdrawal from among the Candidates who are aspiring io ihe honour of representing your interests in the ensuing Legislative Council. In tendering my sincere thanks to the numerous and lrtghly respectable body of sottiers v> ho have promised me their support, I feel it incumbent on me, briefly to slate to them my reason for taking this step. Disclaiming anything like personal ambition ; my only object in allowing myself lo be brought forward as a candidate was, that the scullers '.should be fairly and honestly represented. Upon a careful scrutiny of the promised voles, I find that while I have an equal chance with the other Candidates, my going io the Poll would militate chiefly against the return of Mr. Porter, and believing Jt lo be for the interest of the district that that gentleman should be returned as one of our rcprcscn lathes, I consider it to be my duly lo retire from the contest in order lo secure his election. Trusting Gentlemen, that the step I have taken wilf meet with your approbation. I beg lo subscribe myself, Yours obediently, W. Buckland. Koliuora, Aug. 50th, 1852.

TO MR. PATRICK DIGNAN, AUCKLAND. ; Sjl\ s_\Vc, 5 _\Vc, the undersigned, lming the fullest confidence in the integrity 'of your principles, and convinced of the deep interest >ou have in the prosperity of ihe Colony, "request you will allow yourself to bo put in nomination to represent Iho Pensioner Settlements in the forthcoming Provincial Council of New Ulster, and in the e\pnt of your acceding to this request we pledge ourselves to exert all our influence to secure your return. We arc, Sir, Your most obedient sen ants, TLW.Mahon, M.D., Samuel Fnrley, Edwd. 11. E. Black- Edmund Foley, more, John Hognn, James Dihvorlh, James Clcary, Joseph Rrcnnan, Scrgt. J. McAnuhy, Sergt. Beer, Hugh Coolahan, Sergt. Kelly, Patrick Qumlan, Patrick Donovan, Da\id Lundon, Sergt. Carsin, Sergt. Mctligan, John J. Williams, Scrgt. Ralph. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PENSIONER SETTLEMENTS. Gentlemen,— l have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of the ahoNC Requisition, and in compliance with your request I ofl'cr myself as a Candidate for your suffrages, al the ensuing Election for the Provincial Council of New Ulster; should I be returned Peon only assure you lhal the confidence you express in my integrity of principles shall never be misplaced, 1 June Ihe honor to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient sonant, Patrick Diga*ax. Auckland, 25rd July, 1802,