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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2159, 4 December 1875, Page 3

Sermons . CHRISTIAN CHURCH. (kabaka school.) ME K. LAING will preach TOMORROW (Sunday), at 6 : 30 p.m. Subject— '" The Evidence of Pardon!" No collection. -,\ • 1495 BAPTIST CHUKChC A NNIVERSARY SERVICES TO-MOR- I xjL ROW (Sunday), December 5s Morning, j at 11; Evening, hulf-past 6. ' ;: | SOIREE and Public Recognition of Rev. J. T. Hiuton, as Pastor, TUESDAY next, December 7. , „ ... . .... 1496, Election Notices TO THE BUBGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF THAMES. pi ENTLEMEN,—I am a Candidate foi the honor of being elected to the office of MAYOR of our Borough at the next Election. . J. E. MACDONALD. 4th December, 1875. TO THE BUEGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF THAMES. p ENTLEMEN, — I beg respectfully to announce, myself as a CANDIDATE for re-election to the Office; of Mayor at the forthcoming Election. , ■■'■', 1486 W.DAVIES. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE DISTEICT OF THE THAMES. ! GENTLEMEN,— I intend to seek your suffrages at the forthcoming Election of Members of ;the General Assembly. I shall take an early opportunity of addressing you on the various political questions no* occupying public attention, and believe my views will accord with those of the great majority of this community. ■ *■ . ■ I am, Gentlemen, j Yours obediently, W. Rowe. Grahamstown, 24th November, 1875. ■.'"■' ' . .', " ' ■' ■■' 1445 THAMES MAYORALTY/ TO EOBEET GRAHAM, ESQ. SIR, —We, the undersigned, JBu'gesses of ihe Borough of Thames, hearing that it is your intention to become a resident of the place once more, and to take an active part in our public affairs, desiri? that you will alow yourself to be NOMINATED for the posilion of MAYOK of this Borough at the forthcoming Election. We are pure, from the interest you have always taken in the welfare of the district, and the actual work performed by you in promoting that interest when resident in our midsr, that in all matters affecting the progress of the Goldlield you would do credit to us as Mayor of i the Thames. . [Here followSignafcures.]■ REPLY. Grahamstown, 3rd December, 1875. To F. J. Wabdeli, J. Stewabt, Thomas ! Bbidgbb, J. A. Feybr, and the other Gentlemen signing the Requisition. CrKNTtfiiiEN, —I confess to feelmg somewhat fluttered at the unexpected compliment you have paid me in asking my consent to allow myself to be nominated for the position of. Mayor of your Borough. Under other circumstances I might have consented to the request, feeling that, if I had done so, the large salic I hold in the Thames would have been accepted aswcurity that your interests would be furthered :;nd protected to the best of my ability. Notwithstanding the deep interest I necessarily feel in the Thames district, in tiew of-the fact that there are a'ready two candidates in the field —in the persons of your present Mayor and Mr Macnah, I understand—l have no deeira to cuter into contest with tho?e or an)* gentlemen for the honour, and therefore respectfully decline your kind invitation. ;•..;■:/ ■ ,■ I-remain, : „.. , ; '-. .-• : " . ; Gentlemen, '"' ' ..... Yours obediently, 1492 BoßEirr G-bahaji. i ■..■'/' ' Calls "■ ■■. • ;. TAIRUA GOLD MINING COMPANY (Limited). JVTOTICE is hereby given that a-CALL ±S (4th).of ONE SHILLING per Share has this day been made,, payable, to the Secretary, at the Company's Office, Bank Build ings, Auckland, on or before MONDAY, December 13,1875. Geo. Winter, Secretary. Auckland, December 2,1875. 1491 Notices i O AVING, in terms of a resolution passed at the Mesting at the Pacific Hotel, waited 1 upon SIR GEORGE GREY, requesting him to ADDRESS the Inhabitants of the Thames, His Honor has consented to do so, and will deliver his Address THIS (Saturday.) EVENING, at Half-past Six in ,the: Theatre Royal-- ' ' ■■"■"" ;"\v; •'."■" '";i,-. .'■-, ',- ■ ' By order, f ' r ; ''. Jambs Kiigotjb, ; 148S '"'■' ' . , ' Chairman.