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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4567, 9 November 1875, Page 3

The Avenir deg Landes says the Jesuits have bought the estate of * Beaumont, near Ban, where they will erect a free university. Public Notices fJiO THE HON.’WILLIAM GISBORNE. Sik,—We, the undersigned Ratepayers of the City of Willington,. respectfully request that you will allow yourself to be nominated for the office of Mayor for the ensuing year ; and in the event of your consenting to comply with our request, we pledge ourselves to use our best efforts to secure your return, believing that your services as Chief Magistrate of the city would prove highly beneficial, and promote the welfare of Wellington. P. A. Buckley' Jas. O’Shea Eobt. Hannah W. Gibson J. B. George J. McDowell and Co. J; G. Chapman C. H. Knigge A. Jeffery J. Cattell James H. Brown Thos. Unwin TT Dawson John Plimmer Edward Reeves E. W. Mills Andrew Young Morton Quinn Henry H. Byrne Thomas Jones David Bell Francis H. Fraser Alex. McDonald C. Broadbent John Valentine G- W. Schwartz John Maginity , . Peter Laing*., John Johnston W. W. Johnston Eobt. Hart J. Dransfield C.‘ Tringham Geo. Hunter C. J. Johnston: ; W. M. Bannatyne Turnbull and Co. ’ Krull and Co. Jacob Joseph and Co. W. Waring Taylor G. S. Sellar Thos. Turnbull George Thomas E. J. Duncan J. Margetts Eobt. Somerville C. W. Schultze J. H. Wallace L. Levy E. T. Gillon William James J. Plimmer, jun. Thomas Kebbell Albert Maclean Henry Buck Edward Tolley John A. Jamieson G. T. Buck r J. A. Chaney James Chisholm Michael Quin S. Soffe , Samuel Parkes John Walker H. E. Liardet H. Hall John Boyce Jos. Clayson . John Quinn Henry Bragg Charles Moody TO THE GENTLEMEN SIGNING THE ADDRESS. ! _: 1 Gentlemen, —In compliance : with ■ your flattering request, I have pleasure in offering myself as a candidate for the office of Mayor of the City of Wellington. . Should I be elected; my single object will be to endeavor, in concert with the City Council, to make this city, in municipal matters worthy of its commercial and political position in the colony. ' An efficient system of drainage throughout the city demands, in my opinion, immediate attention, and a loan should be raised for its construction. . • The finances of the Corporation should be placed on a sound footing, and rates only raised to meet necessary expenditure. I have the honor to remain, Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, W. GISBORNE. Wellington, November 8, 1875. Education board of the province OF WELLINGTON. ' The Girls’ Department of the above School will be OPENED, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th NOVEMBER, at'9 aim., under the temporary management of Mrs. Wilkinson and assistants. v By order of the Board. CHARLES O. GRAHAM, Secretary. JOCKEY CLUB. Members are informed that* the annual subscription of £2 2s. was due on lst : October, 1875, and are requested to pay the same to Mr. S. Levy, who will issue the usual ticket of admission to Grand Stand. J. R. GEORGE, Treasurer. ■Wellington, Nov. 3. Tenders POBUIL D E R S. TENDERS are invited to noon on SATURAY, the 13th November, for the Erection a shop on Lamhton-quay. All necessary irticulars at my office. THOS. TURNBULL, Architect. r O B U I L D E RS. TENDERS are invited until NOON of DESDAY, the 16th NOVEMBER, for the rection of a Cottage near the Railway ;ation, Upper Hutt. Labor only. Plans and specifications at my office. THOS. TURNBULL, Architect, Temple Chambers. BUILD E R S. T O TENDERS for erecting Six Shops and veiling-houses, Cuha-street, for W. Jamie1, Esq., will be received at my office, where .ns and specifications can be seen until on of Saturday, November 20. The lowest any tender not necessarily accepted. * C. TRINGHAM, Architect. TENDERS WANTED for sundry Alterations to the Schoolhouse at Porirua Ferry. Full information can be obtained from Mr. E. J. King, Porirua. Tenders to be forwarded not later than the 20th instant, at noon, to CHARLES C. GRAHAM, Secretary. Office of Education Board, Wellington, November 5, 1875. Government Notices F HEIGHT FOR GREYMOUTH, &c. Public Works Office, Wellington, 6th November, 1875. TENDERS will be received at this office until NOON on SATURDAY, the 13th instant, for Discharging sundry PACKAGES at Wellington, and Conveying one LOCOMOTIVE to Greymouth, ex St. Leonards, to arrive. Tenders to be addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, and marked outside “Tender for Freight,” must contain a marked cheque for £25. Specifications can be seen at this office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. jq HN KNOWLES, Under Secretary,