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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 6118, 11 November 1880, Page 3

Electoral Notices rjflO THE RATEPAYERS OE THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. Ladies and Gentlemen, I most respectfully solicit your support on the day of Election. I have the honor to be, Your most obedient servant, 3195 H. W. DIVEK.

jyj'AYORAL ELECTION MEETING. ME. HUTCHISON Will meet the Ratepayers of THOENDON, for the discussion of municipal affairs, at the Schoolroom behind the Primitive Methodist Chapel, Syclney-street, on the evening of FRIDAY NEXT, the 12th iuatant, at 8 o’clock. November 9.

rjT H E MAYORALTY Mr. Dwan will address tie Electors THIS EVENING, the 11th instant, at the Arcade Buildings. The chair will be taken at 8 o’clock sharp. 3213 rjTHK MAYORAL ELECTION Wellington, Oct. 20. 1380. TO ANDREW YOUNG, ESQ. Dear Sir, —We, the undersigned ratepayers of•’tlie City of Wellington, do hereby request that you will allow yourself to be nominated for the position of Mayor, and in the event of your doing so, we pledge ourselves to use our utmost endeavors to secure Tour return. We are, dear sir, yours faithfully— W. V, Jackson, Benjamin Ling, Peter Laing, A. R. Hislop, and 148 other signatures. Gentlemen, —l have to thank you very much for the flattering and very numerously signed requisition asking me to allow myself to be nominated for the Mayoralty of this City. In accepting the invitation to contest the election, let me assure you that in the event of my being elected, I shall use my utmost endeavors to further the best interests of the ratepayers, and I sincerely hope that my efforts will not cause you to regret the confidence so generously bestowed upon me.—l have the honor to be, Gentlemen, yours most obediently, ANDREW YOUNG. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. Ladies and Gentlemen, —ln offering myself as a candidate for the office of Mayor of this City, I beg to submit a few outlines of my opinions upon civic matters. The first object of our City Councillors in these trying times, should be, not to increase the already heavy taxation of the ratepayers. We must try to do without further loans for some time, and confirm our expenditure within the limits of our revenue. Having always objected to the payment of our Municipal Head—looking upon such payment as coming out of the pockets of the already ov r-taxed ratepayers—l shall not, in the event of being elected, accept such remuneration. I shall at all times take pleasure iu seeing the City Council working hand in hand with our newly constituted Harbor Board, as I consider any factious opposition and jealousy from the Council injurious to the best interests of our harbor, and consequently to the city. I shall always advocate the utilising and improving of our town reserves as far as our present means will allow for recreation purposes, thereby creating a domain for our citizens. Having, with other Councillors, supported Councillor Fisher’s scheme for the borrowing of £130,000 for the construction of the Wainuiomata Water Works, considering it an initiatory step towards our future drainage system, I certainly wonld not for the present advocate the immediate prosecution of such drainage works. The utilising of surplus water for flushing existing drains may have some beneficial effect in a sanitary point of view, and this I consider we must be satisfied with until our city exchequer is in a better state than at present. The removal of our present burial grounds outside the city boundary shall also have my hearty support. I hope to take an early opportunity of personally addressing you upon Municipal matters, and will then enter more fully into particulars affecting the interests of the City.—l am, Ladies and Gentlemen, your obediently, ANDREW YOUNG. Wellington, 26th October, 18S0. 3056

Legal Notices NOTICE is hereby given that the several parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of the Land Transfer Act, 1870, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or before the 6th day of December, 1880. 1136. DANIEL PECK.—2I acres 3 roods 2 perches, part of Section 39, Hutt District. Occupied by Applicant. 1141. CHARLES EFFINGHAM CAPPER.—2 acres, Sections 992 and 994, Wellington City. 1145. JOHN CHRISTIAN RICHTER, JACOB NANNESTADD, and FRITS JENSSEN.—I6 acres 3 roods 8 perches. Section 189, and parts of Sections 191 and 193, Palmerston North. Occupied by Applicants and by Messrs. Kosanowsky, Michalek, Serampka, Hartley, Miers, Mascbeidt, Selter, Kehr, Krwan, Groper, Alderson, and Kohter. 1148. WILLIAM DALE.—SO acres. Section 66, Okotuku District. Occupied by Applicant. Diagrams may he inspected at this office. Dated this 3rd day of November, 1880, at the Lands Registry Office, Wellington. GEO. B. DAVY, 3031 District Land Registrar. TYTOTICE is hereby given that ISAEL .Li JOHNS, claiming as Trustee under the will of Frederick George JiUns, of Wellington, Builder, deceased, has applied to be registered as Proprietor in all that piece of land containing 2 roods, being part of Section 66, Township of Greytown. and being all the land comprised in certificate of title, Vol. xviii., folio 241 ; and he will be so registered, unless caveat forbidding the same be lodged on or before the 6th day of December, 1880. Dated this 3rd day of November, 1880, at the Lands Registry Office, Wellington. GEO. B. DAVY, 3230 District Land Registrar.

MR. SIDNEY WOLF, R.A.M., begs to inform the inhabitants of Wellington and suburbs that he has OPENED A CLASS at the Academy of Music for Singing and Production of the Voice. Practice Tuesdays and Fridays, commencing This Evening, Friday, the 15tb, at 8 o’clock. 2941 SX WAVE QUE .E N Now Landing : FENCING WIRE, BB Annealed, Sizes 6,7, and 8. WOOLPACKS (varion sizes). MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., Wellington. 23Sf O W LANDINGEx SHIP HERMIONE Prime Cumberland Hams ~ North Wilts Cheese Turtle Soup Mock Turtle do. Hare do. Bologna Sausages Cambridge do. Oxford do. Pate de foie gras Russian Caviare Reindeer Tongue in Jelly Yorkshire Game Pies „ Ham and Chicken do. 1 Fancy Boxes filled withChoiceComfits PETEK LAING.