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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5279, 25 February 1878, Page 3

Corporation • Notices IT Y COBPO >B A' OjNJ QUEEN'S WHARF.. The undernoted GOODS having been stored' over six months, if not CLAIMED within THIRTY DAYS from date, will be SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION on account of whom it may concern ; No mark—4 sacks flour, ex Kate Brain, April. 1877. No mark -1 sack, vessel and date unknown. Saunders—4o sacks flour, ex Primera, 27th July,-1877. Omahu 180—1 bale wool, vessel and date unknown. No mark—l case, ex Napier, date unknown. No mark —1 case, ex Ealoon, 15th June, 1876. Montagu—l canvas package, ex Easby, date unknown. No mark—l colonial oven, ex Suffolk, December, 1876. S in diamond—3 cases, ex Manawatu, date unknown. - No mark—2 coils wire, vessel and date unknown. No mark—l box luggage, ex Easby, date unknown. James Dunbar—l box, vessel unknown, 24th July, 1876. No mark —1 pkg hardware, vessel and date unknown. No marie—-I boring machine, ex Ealcon, Ist July, 1877. No mark—3 sacks spokes, ex Easby, date unknown. Bobinson—l canvas package, ex Manawatu, 30th July, 1877. No mark—l cask beer, vessel and date unknown. T. Turnbull—2 packages iron, ex Storm-, 1 bird, 15th February, 1877. EB over W—l package, ex Feruglen, May, 1876. JD over W—l package, ex Wennington, June, 1877. BM—l package, ex Howrah, December,’ 1876., . . No mark—l package, ex Howrah, De- • ’ oember, 1876. it in diamond —1 case, ex Bakaia, March, ■ 1877. ‘ . : Helyer—l case, ex Albion, date unknown; EG & Co.- —1 cask seed (ullaged), vessel and date unknown. 0. C. GEAIIAM, Town Cleric. 18th February, 1878. Electoral Notices mo THE ELECTORS OF X WAIRARAPA. ■ Gentlemen, —Having again been requested by many to offer myself as a Candidate at the approaching Election for the . Seat in the House of Representatives, about to be vacated by Mr. Bunny, I have the honor to inform you that I have consented to do so. Under any other than the present; political circumstances, and the importance which, in my opinion, exists for giving.' Sir George Grey a thorough and unconditional support;' I should certainly have refrained from embarking in a contest. lam quite aware that Mr. Lowes, in his published address to. you, promised to support the policy laid before the country by Sir George Grey. It has, however, been strongly represented to me that this gentlemen does not approve of, and, if elected, would not cordially support, some of the measures embodied in Sir George's proposals for the good government of New Zealand. In my opinion (I speak from the experience of more than thirty, years) the colonists possess in Sir George Grey a most able,, disinterested, and sincere friend, and, moreover, that he is the greatest and most liberal statesman that has ever placed his services' at our disposal. With regard to his new liberal policy, and especially to the readjustment of taxation, the country generally has approved of it, and I entertain no, doubt but that the independent and intelligent men of Wairarapa will gladly endorse it. The time has come when the burdens of the State will be more fairly distributed, and justice to all more readily obtained, by your electing a representative who will be bound to give Sir George Grey his hearty and unflinching support. Depend upon it, gentlemen, no act of mine shall imperil the return of a member holding these views. Sooner than do. so, X shall willingly withdraw at any moment from the contest, and resign the hopes of having'the distinguished honor of representing you. Lastly, my two objects are to assist to promote the prosperity of all interests in your magnificent district, and as one of your representatives to aid Sir George Grey in his noble efforts to benefit the whole of New Zealand. I am. Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, B. J. DUNCAN. Wellington, 21st February. To Let rriO LET.—Five-roomed HOUSES in Webb--8 street, near Wil'is-street, with every convenience ; admirably suited to respectable persons of moderate income. Apply to F. Barron, Waiter-street, off Ingestre-street. TO LET, with immediate possession, an exceedingly comfortable Cottage, situated in The Avenue, Abel Smith-street, near English High School. The cottage contains six rooms, bath room, scullery, &c., is fitted with Leamington range, patent’ closet, and every convenience. The site is the most healthy in the city, and the drainage of the property quite perfect. A commanding view of the harbor and city is obtainable from the cottage, and it is in every respect an admirable residence for a small family. For further particulars and cards to view, appiy to Messrs. T. KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO., Exchange Land Offices, Grey and Featherstbn streets. THE ABOADE is now OPEN DAILY! SHOPS TO LET, downstairs, 15s. per week, upstairs 10a. per week, including gas, &o. Apply at the Arcade Buildings, Mannersstreet. TO LET, at Karori, a 6-Boomed House, with large garden and orchard. T. Kennedy Macdonald and Co., Exchange Chambers. TO LET.—A Shop in Ghuznee-street, near WilHs-street. Apply to B. W. Watson, OFFICES TO LET.—The offices now occupied by Mr. I). Climie, above the offices of the Wellington Trust, Loan, and Investment Company, Limited. , Possession Ist March. Public Notices NO T I CE. ' WELLINGTON TBUST, LOAN, AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, LIMITED. SHABEHOLDEBS are hereby informed that Tl' NDEBS will be received until SATUBDAY, the 30th MARCH, at noon, for the Unallotted Shares. Preference in allotment will be given to those shareholders who offer the highest price above five shillings per share. • ■ 1 1 > By order. i i 1 L. LEVY, Managing Director. IHEBEBY give notice that, pursuant-to notice this day given* the partnership bei tween' myself, Frank- Morton Ollivier, ami Henry Hammersley Travers, as Solicitors, will be dissolved at the expiration of three calendar months from this date. . Wellington, 2nd February, 1878. WM. THOS. LOCKE TBAVEBS. ’ SLIPPEKS— woolwork, not made up—lost between Abel Smith-street and Old Identity Hotel. Finder suitably rewarded on leaving same at this office.