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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1727, 27 September 1862, Page 3

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND. GENTLEMEN, —I beg to offer myself as a candidate for the office of Superintendent of the Province of Auckland, now vacant by the resignation of John Williamson, Esq. In doing so thus early, I wish to avoid the more formal process of waiting for a requisition, being aware that requisitions on such occasions, are simply expressions of party feeling, which mmy case I wish to avoid. Belong to no party in the 1 rovince, I am under no personal engagement to serve any; and I do not now wish to lay myself under anv party obligations. My sole desire in coming forward at this juncture, is to serve the Province to the best of my ability; and unless elected to the office to which I aspire by a very general record of public feeling in ray favour, I have no wish to be returned, well knowing that unless I am placed in a strong position, ray means of usefulness will be greatly impaired. . J shall have another opportunity of expressing my views as to the duties attached to the office—meanwhile, I beg to solicit the support of all those who have confidence in my character and ability for the trust thus sought, pledging myself if my election should be secured to promote as far as possible the prosperity of the province.

I remain, Gentlemen, Yours very respectfully, JOSEPH NEWMAN. Auckland, 25th September, 1862. PARISH OF ST. PAUL’S. Extension of time for making application. r I''EACIIERS arc required (or the Girls and Infant A Schools respectively. The former must hold, or he prepared to obtain, a FIRST CLASS CERTIFICATE from the Board of Education. Application to he made (enclosing testimonials) to the Churchwardens, from whom any further information may be obtained. J. FLOWER, ] n , . , EL WIN B. DICKSON, f Churchwardens. September 12th, 1862. Turanga Creek District. A MASTER is required for the Turanga Creek School. He must hold a certificate from the Board of Education. Application to be made to the Rev. V. LUSH, Howick. September 17th, 1862.

A YOUNG LADY, accustomed to tuition, is desirous of a situation as Governess in a private family where the children are under 12 years of age. Inquire, A.li., office of this paper.

A LADY residing in Onehunga wishes to have a few Little Boys to Board and Educate, from four to eight years of age, where their comfort and morals will bo studied, ns her whole time will be devoted to them. Apply by letter to A. 8., Tost Office, Oneliuuga. BIBLES, of various sizes and in several languages, always on sale at the British and Foreign Bible Depot, opposite the Court House, Queen-street. CHABLES ALMY, of New Bedford, Mass.—A LETTER lies for yon at this office. Any information will be gladly received. J. WATSON BAIN. Consular Agency, U.S.A., Queen-street, Concertinas, & c ., repaired cheaply at E. WAYTES, Queen-street. IF Mr. WILLIAM BULL, late of Market llaknOKO’, Leicestershire, England, is still living, and will communicate with Ids brother, Mr. Tjiomas Bcli., Market Harboro’, or with the undersigned, he will hear of something to his advantage. Any person giving information of the said William Bull, (who left Liverpool, August 10th, 1859, in the ship “Shooting Star,’’ and landed at Auckland,) will confer a favour on C. ARTHUR & SON, Agents, Brokers, &c.. Queen-street, Auckland. MONEY TO LEND, in sums of £IOO and upwards, on Mortgage at 10 per cent. J. WAYMOUTH. Accountant, Fraser’s Buildings. MR. JOHN CHAS. GRAHAM, late of London —two letters at the “ Ncw-Zcalandcr” Office for you. Sept. 23, 1862.

SARAH— BESSI—or MARY ELLlOTT—write to your brother Robert. Address R. ELLIOTT, P. 0.,* Oakleigh, Victoria. STRAYED from tbc Rcmiicra Run, a Dark Bay GELDING, Small Star on Forehead, thick legs, long coat, has an indistinct brand on the shoulder. Information given of the above Horse to Mr. Belcher, at Mr. llardington’sStables, will be handsomely rewarded. Was last seen on the College Road leading to Panmure. STRAYED from Onehunga, on the 16th inst., a large Strawberry Cow, no brand, small rise on her back; in full milk. Whoever will bring it to Capt. SYMONDS, Onehunga, will receive £1 reward. SITUATION WANTED on a Farm, by an active lad who is a good milker. Apply to A.Z. at the “ New Zealander” Office. To Robert White, Esq. WILL Mr. R. WHITE (passenger per “ Ida Ziegler” to Auckland) have the goodness to communicate with W. 8., in reference to a parcel of Books entrusted to his (Mr. White’s) care, by Mr. Pamplin of London, in May, 1861, and not yet delivered. Address, New Zealander office, Auckland. Wellington, 25th August, 1862. Wanted. WANTED— A PLAIN COOK, who can milk, and make himself generally useful, for Sir S. Osrorne Giriies, Whangarci. Apply to Mr. Nicol, “ Masonic” Hotel, or Mrs. Chapman, Queen-street. WANTED— A Respectable Female Servant, as Plain Cook in a small family. Apply at tbc “ New-Zealauder” Office. WANTED— A DRAPER. None but first-rate hands need apply. ,1. 11. BURNSIDE & CO. WANTED —By a Gentleman at Onehunga, a Strong Active Lad, who can milk, drive a Cart, and make himself generally useful. WANTED— By a respectable young man, a situation to work in a Garden. Apply J. 8., Office of this paper.

WANTED,— A PARTY of EIGHT or TEN GOOD LABOURING MEN. to undertake the digging of a* CHANNEL for LAUNCHING the new Barque in Mechanics’ Bay. Apply to 11. NICOL. Mechanic’s Bay, 29th September, 1862.