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Waikato Times, Volume XI, Issue 876, 31 January 1878, Page 3

N*w Ad y rtisemeritß TO THE ELECTORS OF HAMILTON. ' ADIEB AND GENTEEMEN, I J am a Candidate for the offioe of Councillor, and 1 confidently leave my eleotion in y«rar handsYoura obediently, JOHN K OX, TO THE BURGESSES OF HAMILTON. T the solid*a.ion of several friends, . I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for the office of Councillor at the forthcoming el ctioo. I hope to earn thp con* placed in me by doing all ia my p«*wer to farther the interests of the district I have Jivr-d in so Yours faithfully, THOMAS JOLLY. TO THE BURGEES riS OF HAMILTON. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-I am a Candidate tor your auff ages for E ection to the office of C uncillor in the Borough Council of Hamilton. I apprehend that the dntii a I shall be called on to perform will be' purely of a business character, and, therefore, entirety non-politic vl. It is for this reaso . that I venture to solicit your suffrages. The main object for which these two 'owuships of Hamilton East and Went have been formed into a Maoicipaity was undoubtedly tue facilities which a corporate ody would possess f.»r raibin« funds io count uoi> a .Bridge across. the Waikato Rivet to connect the two ontreo of business. That object I ne«-d hardlj asßure y>u will be my earnest endeavour to see sairfactori'y and economically ctrrird out. I shall also use any in fluence I may P'-aseßS to insist, that a fail proportion of the funds of the. Borough b<> f xpt'nded upon opeuiu.j up thi back streets of both townships, in orrttr tha* no man m&y b<- raxed without reo ivim* a fair teturn for his contribution to totpublic pnrae. Iu conclusion, I r»-ly for sbpport npon no particular olas- of men. hut choose rather to appeal to the wnole of the community, feeling ce taiu that any at etnpt to set class again»t e ass c*n only result in confuai»n and dis<-t«r to thf man who would use tmon influences to secure bis return. I have the honour. Ladies and Gentlemen, To be your obedient servant, N. H. COX.

TO THE BURGESSES OF HAMILTON, aDIES AND GENTLEMEN, lam t u Candidate for he office of Couac> »or,» and respectfully solicit your support on tbc polling day. I h»ve the honor to be Your »bedient e*-rvanfc, J k. Mcdonald

BOKOUGH OF HAMILTON. ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS, TO THE BURGESSES OP THR BOROUGH OH" HAMILTON. Li have the honour to offer myseif as a Candidate for your suffrages at tbe forthcoming Election of Councillors for the Borough of Hamilton. If elected I shall do my best to keep taxation as low as possible, having doe regard to providing for all necessary requirements, and will see the funds fairl) and equitably expanded. With r- gard to the Bridge it will be my beat endeavour to nee it erect* d as soon at> possible. From a 13 years' »esidence amongst yoa I may say that I have a fair know* ledge of therrquiremen sof the Borough, and shall do my best for its interests, which are identical with my own. Again soliciting the honour of your votes, I am, Ladies and' Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, hOBERT HARRIS.

TO THE BURGESSES OF HA& ILTOX. ADITO A.7D GENTLEMEN,—In compliance wi hj a requisition, 1 offer myself as a Candidate for Election to the office of first Mayor of the Borough of Hamilton. If elected. I p'*-dge myself to use my utmos endeavours, in conjunction with the Council, to see *o the construction of a substantial TVffii; Bridge on a site south of the Ferry, to be selected by an Engineer. To Becure al', nr as, much as possible. of the Town Belt and Reserves witbin the limits of the Borough as a Public Estate, and wou d recommend leasing the same, or a portion of the same, by public tender for a term of years, I would be in fav >r of all offices of emolument, also, of worjes required to be performed being let by Public T«ndev, and lowest tender accepted, if efficiency of public service would not suffer then-by. I would recommend the plaiit'ng of willows at ;i small outlay, which would sufficd to preserve the banks of ♦be river, so aa not to wash away the public estate. 1 wou'd not recommit: d a tramway to everybody's door this year, -but could with • he greatest confidence leave this to my successor (if elected), failing which to posterity. I. wonld leave no stone unturned in fu'theriug any movement to get the Railway Terruinua brought into Hamilton. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient serva t, WILLIAM COMMING. TO THE OF THE BOROUGH OH" HAMILTON. _ ADIES AND GKNTLE I 4EN, —I _J am a Candidate for your (suffrages at the forthcoming Election of Councillors for the tforough of Hamilton. . If you do me the honor to elect me, I shall do my best to discharge faithfully the trust reposed in me, and look after the economical arid equitable distribution of thi Borough funds. 1 have the honor to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, B. FI'IZaIAUKICE SANDES. I HEREBY givo Notice that NO PUBLIC PICNIC is allowed at the Mission Station, Taupiri, Waikato. K. TARAWHITI, Taupiri, January 23, 1878.