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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4331, 5 February 1875, Page 3

Electoral NoticesQ I TYCO UN C I LTE ABO WARD. NOTICE is hereby given, that an ELECTION of a COUNCILLOR for the above Ward, will take place at the MARKET HALL, Cuha-street, on TUESDAY, the 9th instant. ■ Poll to commence at 8 a.m., and close at A p.m. The following Candidates have been nominated, viz.:— Gillon, Edward Thomas Moony, Charles Yodng, Andrew. (Signed) ROBERT GREENFIELD, Returning Officer. Wellington, February 3, 1875. fUO THE RATEPAYERS OF TE ARO -L WARD. I beg to offer my services as your REPRESENTATIVE in the CiTY COUNCIL. If elected, I promise to devote my best attention to the interest of the City, and the T« Aro Ward in particular. I am, Your obedient servant, ANDREW YOUNG. 'IvO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE 1 WARD OF TE ARO. Gentlemen, —'At the request of a number of my former supporters, I am again a candidate for the representation of your Ward in the City Council. It baa been objected to'my fitness for the Council that I have been so short a time in the colony, and am unacquainted with your wants. I am, at all events, cognizant of many abuses existing in the government of the city—abuses which I have not shrank from exposing, and some of which have been removed. I object to Councillor George’s proposal to double the rates for five years ; and I aho object to the current year’s rates being expended in the formation of new streets and works, which should be done from a Capital Account, the payment of which should extend over a period of fifty years. Future ratepayers will reap the benefit of their formation, and should help to pay the piper. - The scavengering of the city should be done by contract, a special rate being made to defray the cost. The draining and sewering is of paramountimportance, and require immediate attention on the part of the Council. ■ Your Ward is entitled to further representation in the Council, and should be divided into two, with three members for each ; and I shall, whether elected or not, take steps to effect such division. Uniform rating, economically and fairly expended among the different Wards, is the platform on which I stand, and, if elected, I shall stick to my colors. If rejected, I shall still continue to agitate and fight for what X consider the interests of the Ward and the city at large. I am, Gentlemen, Yours truly, C. MOODY. Courtenay-plaoe, January 30. Produce. WOOL. —The undersigned is a purchaser of WOOL, or will make advances on clips placed in his hands for sale in .London. EDWARD PEARCE. mHE undersigned are Cash Buyers of WOOL JL and other PRODUCE, or will make advances on the same on liberal terms. LEVIN & CO. WOOL. —The undersigned are prepared to make CASH ADVANCES on WOOL and other produce shipped through them for sale in the London market, on extremely liberal terms. They are also cash purchasers of same. W. & G. TURNBULL & CO., COLONIAL PR ODU CE. THE undersigned are Cash Purchasers of WOOL, TALLOW, and other produce; or they will make liberal advances on the same. JOHNSTON & CO. EducationELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIES, Chesnet Wold, Karoei. MRS. and MISS CAREY BROWN will receive a limited number of young ladies as BOARDERS, being , prepared to offer the advantages of a comfortable home and a sound English Education, with French, Germany and Music. : The first term tor 1876 will commence on MONDAY, the Ist FEBRUARY; and a prospectus with terms will be forwarded on application, or may .he obtained at Mr. Berber's, Lambton-quay. ■ References Mr. and Mrs. Blackett, Mr and Mrs. Napier Bell, Major and Mrs. Heaphy, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. Graham, Karori. T o TendersBUILD E R S. Persons willing to Tender for the Erection of an Anglican Church, Te Aro, can see plans and specifications at my office, where tenders will be received until noon of WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. O. THING HAM, Architect. Molesworth-street, Jan. 23. O BUrLD E R S. Lenders for erecting four dwelling-houses in ,-anaki-strcet will be received at my office, ere plans and specifications can he seen, il noon of Friday, 12th February. ' _ Che lowest or any tender not necessarily epted. - . - r i C. TRINGHAM, Architect. Jolesworth-strcet, January 30. DraperyrjpE ARO HOUSE, CUBA-STREET GREAT CLEARING SALE. Alteration and Extension of Premises, Great sale of fancy dresses 8/6, 4/9, 5/6 Great sale of cambric costumes 7/6 Great sale of Tassore costumes 12/6 Great sale of Batiste costumes 16/0 Great sale of ladies’ linen cuffs 0/4 J Great sale of ladies’ linen collars 0/3$ Great sale of ladies' linen sets 0/10-1 Great sale of ladies’ straw hats 1/0 Great sale of ladies’ trimmed hats 4/6 Great sale of ladies’ trimmed bonnets 8/9 Great sale of ladies’ lustre jackets 6/6 Great sale of ladies’ polonaises 7/0 T E ARO HOUSE, CLEARING SALE. Great sale of ladies’washing skirts 5/6 Great sale of ladies’ white cotton hose 0/4$ Great sale of children’s white cotton socks 0/2$ Great sale of washing prints 0/4$ Great sale of Scotch gingham 0/3$ Great sale of striped and checked shirting 0/6$ Great sale of men’s strong tweed trousers 6/0 Great sale of men’s strong tweed coats 10/9 Great sale of men’s trousers and vests ■ 15/6 Great sale of men’s straw hats 1/0, 1/3 Great sale of men’s felt hats . 1/0, 1/6 Great sale of men’s strong striped shirts 2/6 J A M E S , S MIT H, Te Aro House, Wellington, BOARD and Residence at Mrs. Allens’, Willis street, nearly opposite the Union Bank* . '