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Thames Star, Volume IX, Issue 3028, 29 October 1878, Page 3

Electoral COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION. KAUAEBANGA ELDING. TO ME WILLIAM DEEBLE. DEAE SIR,—We have to request that you will allow yourself to be NOMINATED for a SEAT in the THAMES COUNTY COUNCIL for the KAUAERA.NGA EIDING, at the forthcoming General Election, and we pledge ourselves to use our utmost endeavors to secure your return. We are, yours, fto., Eiohard Hudson W. Hareanape Hy. Driver Walter White A. Sherlock Jamea Mackintosh George Sherlock Henry Smetherham William Culpiit James Owens William F. Danby Henry Lough ■+M W. Puokey ; Alfred Gough , William O. Hasxard Robert Turner jHugh J?isher H. Newport John Read William Curnew David Henderson John Oats Thomas Redwood James Lawsoa James Hy man James Hill D. Schofield B. Jackson E. T. Wildman E. McDonald Scott j. Griffin John Power Joseph Limbin John Ellis Robert McCormick Henry Glover v> Henry Babe John Sprague John Blarney William McKeniie William Ashby Daniel Sullivan James Thompson John Tamblyn William Simmons Joseph Brokenshire James Brokenshire John Cumber James McCauley James Dunatan Martin Whelan John Tooher Joseph Pearoe * And 47 others. ..•;..■ ■ ■ ■ .-■■:■ :.- TO THE GENTLEMEN SIGNING THE BEQUISITION. T HAVE muoh pleasure in allowing myself -*- to be NOMINATED for a Seat in the Thames County Council for the Kauaeranga Biding, at the coming election; and, if you do me the honor to elect me as one of your Bepresentatives, I pledge myself to serve yon faithfully. Yours truly, 8321 WILLIAM DEEBLE. COUNTY ELECTION. ELDING OF KAUAEEANGA. October 24th, 1878. To Wv. S. Gbewttuxe, Esq. SIR,— Knowins; the interest you have at all times taken in the KAU AERANGA BIDING, and, hating a large amount of property at stake as well as being a RESIDENT, we solicit you to allow yourself to be NOMINATED for a SEAT at the Thames County Council to represent our interests; and in the event of you agreeing, we Pledge ourselves to VOTBI for^ and use our INFLUENOE in, securing your retnrn. John Butt E T Wildman JB Perry James Eenshaw John Read E McDonald Scott , Andrew Hart John Gibbs Hugh Fisher Cyrus J Brown F Heron: Thos Jones Thos. Sincock William Erearson WWillits 8 Campbell Edmund George, senr Henry Paltridge Elijah Bollerston , Anne Ludlow Edwin Ellings ' James Clarke , Edward Rollersten W Wells Thos Davidson Wm Haresnape Sarah EPascoe John Benney Wm Eiley Charles C Eidd Andrew Neaves E 0 McQuade ThosGrundy W H Birch Edmund George, junr Joseph Punch Mark Bo we John Smith James Patterson ' Douglas Vaux Kent W White Bernard Donnelly David Clarke Peter Sinclair R Scott Phillip Gleeson Joseph Lawrence Robert Smith Wm Perry Joseph Sembru John Tooher John Ellis . Ohas Wells JTrewhella OB Robinson John Andrews Michael Mullens Leonard Allen Robert Cox Daniel Green James Connolly Wm Martin Henry Serenspn Richard Newman J Boon ' Eobt McCormick Robert Adams Adam Sherlock David Eeddy William Gollep Joseph James George Turner WmSyms John LaiDg Wm Mutton Thos Addiooate Henry J Andrew Robert Bateman James Gold E Robinson Henry Babe William Taylor Elizabeth Chapman Mary Ardera P Cooke ' James Syvrett Wm Atkinson ' David Henderson John Primrose Duncan McAlpine **sF#4»n Wilton John Stanford John Hart J Eiley Michael Ryan Francis J Wardell Edward O'Keefe Paul Williams Alexander Henderson Edwin Whitley Bobert Turner Richard Owens Wm Johnson . George Pearoe Chas Prescott James Mclntosh J W Clarke James A James Thos Bennett Peter Fisher Thos Moyle Wm Towers Francis Garraty Thos Boyle Arthur D Bennett Peter Martin James Wells James Thompson Samuel Holt Francis Bennett S M Gribble Wm Dunne John Harvey Thos Black Patrick Nolan William Edmonds • John Williams Peter Clarke J Smith George Pollock j Kelly Michael Coleman Charles James Bobert Brynne John Foster John Brown James Hicks ' Thos Graham David Stewart John Noble TO ME JOHN BUTT AND THE ELICTOBS SIGNING THE ABQVE BEQUISITION. • 018 and, GENTLEMEN,—I have much pleasure in accepting your kind requisition, and in so doing to assure you that, if elected, your interest is to combined with my own that every endeavour shall bemused for the general benefit of the County. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, W. S. GBEBNVILLK.