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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3741, 21 December 1880, Page 2

TO THOMAS VEALE, ESQ. We the undersigned Burgesses reKJ quest that you will allow yourself to be Nominated for the office of Councillor of South Ward, Borough of Thames, in the room of Will am Wilkinson, Esq, elected Mayor, and we pledge ourselves to assist you by our vote and influence. Thames, 9th December, 1880. Alexander Hogs; F. Darin William Lite field O. I*. Grant M. 11. Ai'-ey Henry Driver Jas. Marshall E C. Morgan James Remhaw Thos. Kilching John Frank W. Bobbett J. K. May M. J. Wilkes J. ,E. Hansen Charles G-. Farrar W. Culpitt H. Dalton R.T.Douglas John 8. Hart Richard Bertram Peter Norbury Joseph Saunders John Nodder James Verrall E. Bcsnnau Nathaniel Payne William Fagg W. Phillips & Son A. Quadri 0. Ahier Thos. Donovan Samuel Hetherington E. fioniss William Hetherington Charles Joynt John West John Townsend John Danby M. Whitehead James Cocks . Jno. W. Hall J. McDonald Samuel T. Smardon John Read Williem Deeble K. Bateman • J. H. Walsh R. F. Woods GL DdJziel Thomas Healy A. bak-ke John Fritter William Carpenter] Henry Newton Alexander Aitken J. Hamerton S. C. Macky F. Snowling Hugh Mcllhone W. McCullough William Wilkinson [beplt ] To AIEXASDEB BoGG, Wm. liITCHMBID, M. H Aibet, James Marshall, James REMBBAW, aud other benllemen signing the above Requisition : f* EN ILEMEN,—I1 LEMEN,—I have much pleasure \JT in acceding to your request. I can assure you that, by assiduous attention to my duties as a Councillor, should I be elected, I hope to atone for any want of experience. AH matters of interest to the Municipality will receive my careful attention, while I shall be ever at the call of the residents of the f'outh Ward for matters more particularly referring to lha? portion ot the Borough, 'jhanking you lor the compliment paid in asking me to represent your Ward, 1 subeeribe mynelf Your obedient Servant, THOMAS VEALE.

£4000 SWE E P ■■.-'■■■• NO. 7, OS THB W EL LI N G TON 0 IT P To bs run in the* first week in FEBRUARY, 1881. Tickets ... ... ... 41. ■- : "..'■■ ..{ - * ''■'■'' \ ' " ' 'I ";- '. ■■■. ' ' ■-"■-"" ' ■■■- ''' £ i First Horse ... ... 1000 Second Horse ... ... ... ... 800 Third Horse . ... 200 Other Starters (divided) ... ... 700 Non-starters (divided)... ... ... 1800 The £700 for other starters will average about £100 each horse. The £IbOO for non-starters will average about £60 each horse. Mr George North, of Lambton Quay, announces his seventh annual sweep on the Wellington Cup. This time it is for no less than £4000, which will give handsome prises evrn to the non-starters. Mr North's former racing sweeps, have invariably been conducted with such thorough fuirnt-ss as to give entire satisfaction to all interested,, and we are not Burprised to hear that there is i»lrendy a brink demand for tickets for his " four-thousand-pounder,"—EvbHlNO FOST, 9th September. Address :-GrEO. NOBTH, Box 109, Post Office $ or, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Agent for the Thames— Thomas Lawless, 1135 Tobacconist, Brown street.

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. PjkP.—Yonr letter arguing agiinst the claims of the candidates at present in the fiel.J we must look upon as an advertisement, and nan only insert 't as euah. BANK OP NEW ZEALAND. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. 1 N terms of Clause 27 of the "Banks and ■*■ Bankers' Act, 1880," it is hereby notified that MONDAY, tbe 27th day of December, instant, has been appointed a SPECIAL j BAKX HOLIDAY. - T. L. MURRAY, 1555 v Manager, Thames. THAMES STOCK EXCHANGE. THE Offices will be CLOSED from the 25th December to tbe sth January, both days inclusive. D. B. Gii&ioy, 1683 Hon. Bed.