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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4947, 17 November 1884, Page 3

Electoral BOROUGH OF THAMES. SOUTH WARD ELECTION. NOTICE is hereby given that a POLL will be taken on THURSDAY, the 27th day of November instant, for the ELECTION of ONE COUNCILLOR for the South Ward of tbe Borough of Thames. The names of the Candidates are — John Ekkest Hansen, Theodoee Wood. The POLLING BOOTH will be ,at the Odd Fellows' Hall, Richmond street, Shor - land. EDWARD HONISS, Returning Officer for South Ward of the Thames Borough. Thames, 17th November, 1884. SOUTH WARD ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. I" ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,In response to the request of numerous friends, I have agreed to be Nominated for the Vacancy which has occurred in the Borough Council owing to the resignation of Mr Speight Should you honor me by selecting n.e as your representative, I will do all in my power to merit your confidence, and and that of the re idents of the Borough generally. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, THEODORE WOOD. SOUTH WAHD ELECTION. TO Messes L. EHRENFRIED, J. R. STONE, F. DANN, and the other Burgesses signing the Requisition. pt ENTLEMEN,— I Thank you heartily for tbe influential Requisition signed in my favor, bnt as my bußinesß engagements would prevent me giving that attention to your interests which I think they require, I am reluctantly compelled to decline the honor. I am, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, L. J. BAGNALL. Meatings 1.0.0. F., ®j[ M.U., A.D. LOYAL WAIKATO LODGE. THB Adjourned Special SUMMONED MEETING of the above Lodge, to deal with the case Payne v. Townsend, will reassemble at the Lodge Room TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVEKING, at 8 o'clock sharp. The roll of members will be called, and fines for non-attendance, without sufficient apology, Btrictly enforced. By order. W. J. BaRIOW, Secretary. Notices LO&T, on MONDAY, 10th inst., on the Tapu Road, a PARCEL containing Surgical Instruments. —Finder will be rewarded on leaving same at Office of this Paper, or with T, Bbowk, Tararu. RE-OPENING! —S. PEARCE— T>EGS to inform all old Customers and the Public generally that he has REOPENED the well known TEA AND COFFEE EOOMS, IN BROWN STREET, Recently conducted by MESSRS FULLJAMES AND SCOTT, and they can rely on all attention being paid to their wants. TEA, COFFEE, COCOA, HOT PIES, and CONFECTIONERY at all hours. AUCKLAND Cl!P_&_ STEEPLECHASE, 6 L "T7IUREKA" i 8 now forming No. 1 JDJ Company on the above Double Event. One Thousand Shabehohdebs at 10s. Each Ticket bas Two Separate ChanceSj Divided aB follows :— CUP (run December 26) : First Horse, £100; Second Horse, £60; Third Horse, £40; Starters, £40; Non-starters, £60. Total, £300. STEEPLECHASE (run January 2,1885) : First Horse, £75.; Second Horse, £40 ; Third Horse, £25; Starters, £25; Non-Btart<rs, £35. Total, £200. Apply by Letter only, enclosing Two Stamps for reply and result, to " EUREKA," care of H. EIIISON, Tobacconist, Junction Queen and Grey streets, Auckland. ET.B. Drawing conduc ed by a Committer of Shareholders. It E MOV A LJ. F. Day, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, i s AS REMOVED to NEW PREMISES o Opposite Dr. Payne's Surgery, 4 Doors from Mary street. 3433 Don't jaw back ; it only proves that you are as big a fool as tbe other fellow—3s Tea.