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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8450, 29 May 1907, Page 6

HAU,, MASTERTON. JL —— Direction of J. and N. Taifc. Wo day Evening Next. FOB ONE NIGHT ONLY. The Most Thrilling, Sensational and Irtertsting Moving Pictures eve*" seen, AUSTbALU'd GREATEST DIUMA, The Nto<'y of the KELLY IjAWG. The Greatest Bingraph Pictures ever produced in the world. Depicting every event, true in the smallest detail, in the history of the greatest criminal episode in Australia. KPLLYrf TO THE LIFE. KKLLY OASG AT HOME. KIiLLY GANG ABROAD. KELLY GANG FJGHLING, Etc. In addition to this a 1 ab wiping film full of dramatic inteies", an Eniireiy New Series of the latest English, American and Continental Bioscope Pictures will be exhibited. Prices - 3s, 2s, Is. Plan at Mi:is Ri\e's. GEORGE BULLEB, MunHger. FOR MFN ONLY. Youth 3 under 18 will NOT be ADMITTED. TOWN HALL, 8 p.m. HIS Worship the Mayor will take the chair. Dr. R. N. MORRIS, M.A., L.L.D., The Eminent Lecturer. TO-NIGHT. WEDNESDAY, 29thMay. "Why on scientific grounds I cannot accept Darwin's tbeoiy of Evo ution by Nntutal Selection " Illustrated by limelight views. PRICES - 2s and 1-s. WELLINGTON GIRLS' COLLEGE. THE Second Term will begin on TUESDAY, 28th May. The Principal will receive Parents and Guardians aiid new pupils on Monday, 27ih May, between the hours of 2 p m. and 5 p.m. CHAs. P. POWLES, Secretary. TO THE iiLECi'OiiS OF THE TJRUriT LANLi* XRUST. AND GESTLEMEN I have nominated for a seat on the Trust Lanus Trust, and if elected my policy will be a progressive one. First, I am in favour ot incrtasii g tbe terms of leases on residential sections, from 38 to 36 years, as an inducement for people td take them up and build on .hem, so os to make them revenue-producing, instead of beiipg | a tax on the funds as ut present lam iu favour of erecting buildings on the moot prominent busine s sites of the Trust for approved tenants, provid ng always th<it they will return a lair ra e of interest for sani'i, thereby making wubte lands jevenueprcducing lam also in favour of liberally >rcing a Technical School, which haß a juste to ihi 'I rust funos. ' If elecGbd ni> best services will be at your disposal. Roll up and vote on Thursday. i'ours rtspeotfully, R. KIiAHAGEN. TO THE TRUST LANDS TRUST ELECTOR*. Ladies and gentlemen,— I have been requested by a I number of parents, who know, the deep interest I have taken in the affairs of the Trust for nearly twenty years, to offer myself as a Candidate at the forthcoming election. I have consented to do so, and desire to make the following brief statement of my yiews, and policy if elected:

EVERY CHILD in the Masterton Small Farm Set dement should receive some educational benefit from the Trust Endowment. Primary education, Technical education, Secondary education, and Physical education, should be equitably dealt with in making grants. OVER NINETY PER CENT, of the children of this community have to leave school and go to work after passing the Fifth or Sixth Standard. As much as possible should be done for these, in order to give them a good chance in life. Not only would I put all scholars on an equal footing by supplying books, etc., but I would advocate a grant to every school to help to provide a swimming bath, convertible into a gymnasium for winter use. TECHNICAL EDUCATION in Masterton needs at the present time the help of its staunchest friends. For twelve years I have given ungrudgingly of my time in connection with the inauguration and management of the Masterton < Technical School, which is conducted under the auspices of the Trust Lands Trust. One of the Managers has always occupied a seat on the Trust. It is very desirable that the latter body should be kept in close touch with the working of the Technical School. If elected, I should do all in my power to develop the Technical School, and make it as useful and attractive as possible to the young people who desire to improve themselves through its means. My knowledge and experience would, I am sure, be of service in this connection. SPECULATIVE BUILDING I should not be in favour of. [t is the duty of the Trust to allocate its income in terms of the Act, and not to speculate with it, or hoard it up. I would assist in developing the Trust property to the best advantage, but on safe lines. My experience in connection with the letting of the Church Acre sections proves that this can be done. EXCHANGE OF SITES I should be strongly in favour of, on an equitable basis approved by the Trust Lands Trust voters. The Trust has "missed its market," and must make the best bargain now nossible. THE COLLEGE QUESTION. In view of the fact that scholars can and do qualify to enter the University from our own High School, I would be guided entirely by the opinion of the voters on this matter. In conclusion, I desire to say that I have no axe to grind for myself in standing for the Trust. I desire to do the best I can for your children.— Yours faithfully, W. H. JACKSON, i Masterton District High School. MASTERTON COUNTY ELECTORAL ROLL. IfcTOTICE ia hereby piven that I have 1131 appointed FRIDAY, the 14th clay of June, 1907, at 10.30 a.m.'as the time, and the Magistrate's Courthouse at Masterton as place at which the Magistrate's Court will sit to hear applications and objections in referenoe to the Masterton County Electoral Roll. W. P. JAMES, Stipendiary Magistrate. Magistrate's Court, Masterton, 28th May, 1907.