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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8449, 27 May 1907, Page 6

UMAN EARTS.. " Human Hearts" is ttdrataa full of life's vibrant intensity asof tendernst human impulse. No. more wholesome play was ever presented to an audience—it reaches the heart as surely as would a b autitully orchestrated, melody of " Home Sweet Home." fITOWN HALL, MASTERTON.. i Dirction .. .. EDWIN GEACEL By arrangement with J. C. WILLIAMSON. TO-NIGHT (MOND\Y) & TO-MORROW (tUESDAi), (Two Night .Only). The Distinguished London Actor,. MR ERNE&T' LEICESTER. Supported by MISS VALENTINE KIDNEY. And a Powerful Selected Cast,, in THE CELEBRATED COMEDYiJDKAMA HUMAM HEARTS (The Sweetest Play On Earth.} THE SENSATION OF THE DRAMATIC YFAR. Day Sales and Plans at Miss Rive's. Carriages at 10.45 Performances at 8 o'olock punctually. Prices—4s, 2s 6d and One Shilling. Manager, R. W. MULLASKBY. Treasurer, ALBERT CLARK. FOR MEN ONLY. Youths under 18 will NOT be ADMITTED. TOWN HALL, 8 p.m. HIS Worship the Mayor will take the chair. Dp. R. N. MORRIS, M.A., L.L.D., The Biminent Lecturer. WEDNESDAY, 29th MAY. 'VWhy on scientific grounds I oannot accept Darwin's theoiy of Evo ution by Natural Selection " Illustrated by limelight views. PrilOES -2s and U FOR SALE AS A GOING CONCERN. THE old-established business of BACON & COMPAiNY, Aerated Water and Cordial Manufacturers, Wellington. The Machinery and Pla it is in gooa condition, and there is a good stock of bottles, etc., AND A FItWT-C!,ASS HOTEL TRADE. This is an excellent opportunity to secure an established business. The above buai ness id now offered for side by publ c tender. Full particulars ruuy be obtained from the undersigned, ai*d tenders will be received np till roon of SAiUbDAY, Bth June. G. 0. SUTTON, Wellington, Liquidator of the Company. MASTFRTON TRUST LANDS TRUST. In the matter of "The Regulation of Local Eitciinns Aot, 1904," "The Madteiton Tiuat Ltfndd Trust Act, 1889," and its amendments. I HER BY g've public notice that the following persons have been duly nominiiten fur th« otlioe oi Ti ustee for the Mabtt-rton Trust Lanus Trust: CASELBERG, David O.UO-<M, John DANIELL, Charles Edward KJOiN, Edgar Geurge jAClicOiN, William Henrv J\UKSON, Begihald Keith KtiAHAUEN, Kobert Mo»i:WEiN, E.iward 0 LErUvY, Humphrey John PRICE KING, Duvid Alexander PRAGNuLL, William KOBINSON, Henry Charles Lance lot SMITH, John W;iG(J, Thomas WItiLIAMS, iidgar George.

As there are only seven vacancies to be filled, I hereby also give notio that a poll will be taken as betwsen the said candidates on IHUHSDAY, tbe 30 h day of May, 1907. Ihe Pol ing Booths will be situated at'l he Drill Hall, Hall btreet (prinoipal) Tne Fire Brigade Station, Queen Street, Kunpuni. The bunding on Section 39, *Mr G. E. Ciiamoerlain's property, Upper Haiiißoaa. Polling hours from 9 o'clock in the forenoon tiii 0 i' clock ia tne afternoon. Dj,ted at MaStei ton this 23rd day of May, 19u7. A. HATHA WAY, Returning Officer. TRUST LANDS ELECTION. " WILL address the Voters in support of . my candidature on TUESDAY, 28tn inst., at 6 p.m., in the Foresters' Hall. H. C. RO*iNSON. ADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-Being desirous of obtaining a seat on the Trust Lands Trust at the coming election, I lespectfully ask you to record jour vote in my favour. You have seven Trustees to elect, and I am anxious to be one of that number. It will be my endeavour to study the interest of the Trust, by giving it my best attention. In the past you have bteu represented by six Trustees, and nosv the number has been increased to nine, which, I think, will be to the benefit oi all. Furthermore, by an amendment to the Mastertou Trust Lands Trust Empowering Act of 1905 tne Trustees have power to uorrcv money for iho purpose of Meeting on Tiust lands, an Act which gi\es the Trustees c mtiderable power, but you nr« luiiher t-afeguarcied by a cause to the tff ct that the c ntent tf the inhabitants who am on the voters' list has to be taken. 1 .tui in favour ut the waste lands oi iih f Jru t being utilised by the erection of luui ding-! witn -iius>t money for suitablo tenan s, or, i' faoiliiits offer, leasing the same, tbereby increa irg tuerevmue of the 'Jrust In ngard to the ejenange of sites for tin erection ol a Supreme Court House, I f-huuld (if elected/ endeavour to bottle the matter forthwith, longer the delay more tne inhabitants are inconvenienced. Trusting I shall receive jour support on Thursday, the 30th.—Yours faithfully, K G. ETON. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE MASTERTON TRUST LANDS TRUST. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,- At the request of a laigd number of electors, I have decided to be nominated lor a seat on the 'J rust. lam well known, and have a considerable stake in tho place. I fully realise the importance of the Trust and its vast future value to the Masierton District. If I have tho honour to be elocted, I will give my best efforts tocomerve the interests and funds of the Trust, so that tho intentions of the original founders may be carried out, namely:'—To expend the income for the promotion of higher education, and of other objects of utility to the town. If tho resources cf the Trust are carefully fostered and its affairs conducted on buainess-llke line.-, Mnsterton should become the centre for higher education, and bs a residential town for country settler;! who wish to give their children tho advantages of a college and technical education. I will also carefully consider the question *of exchanging sites for the Courthouse. lam in favour of a fair exchange to be decided by arbitration as to their relative values. If I find the Trustees I have no power to pay tho Government any monies for difference of values (if any), I will be in favour of bringing matters to a finality, eo that no time no lost in the Government building an up-to-date Courthouse on their own land. D. CASELBERG.