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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8451, 30 May 1907, Page 6

Appointment to His Excellency the Governor) J. LITTLEJOHN & SON, WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLEES, AND OPTIOIANb. L.4MBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, ' T E Invite visitors from the Wairarapa to call and inspect the latest goods by "Tongariro" and " Kumara." Marble Clocks, Carriage Clocks, Gentlemen's Gold Watches, fine quality English. Gold Necklets, Brooches, Lace Pins, Rings, and heavy 18ct and 15ct Sleevelinks, all remarkably fine and choice goods, bebt London make. Our Btock of Gem Eings, largely our own manufacture, is always interesting and extensive additions are constantly b.'ing made. All Goods are marked in plain figures.

MASTERTON TRUST LANDS TRUST. In the matter of "The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1904, Ihe Masterton Trust Lands Trust Act, 1889," and its amendments. IHERHRY give public notice that the following persons have been duly nominated for the office of Trustee for the Masterton Trust Lancis Trust: CASELBERG, David CROSS, John DANIELL, Charles Edward ETON, Edgar George JACKfcON, William Henry J\CKSUN, Reginald Keith KHAEAUEN, Robert McKWEN EJwaid OLKAKY, Humphrey Jdin 1-TtKEMNG, David Alexander PRAGNfcLL, William ROBINSON, Htnry Charles Lance lot SMITH, John " WaGG, Thomas WILLIAMS, Jtdgar George. As ihere are only seven vacancies to bo filled, I hereby also give notice that a poll will ba taken as between the said candidates on THUKSDaY, tne 30 ih day of May, 1907. The Poling' Booths will be situattd at 'lhe Drill Hall, Hall Street (principal) Trie Fire Brigade Station, Queen Street, Kunpuni. Thebutdiig on Section 39, Mr G. E. Cuaruoevlain'w property, Uppei Plain Roao. i,[ ■ Polling hours from 9 o'ekek in the forenoon till 6 o'clock iu the afternoon. Dated at Masterton tfcis 23rd day of May, 1907. A. HATHA WAY, Returning Uuioer. ADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-Being desirous of obtaining a seat on the 'lru&t Lauds Trust ut the couhuk election, 11 espectfully ask you to record jour vote in my faivour. You seven Trustees to elect, and I am anxious to be one of tha; number. It wih be my endeavour to study the interest cf the Trust, by giving it my best attention. In the past jpu have btea leyrebinted by six Trustees, and now the number has been increased to nine, which, I think, wiii be to tbe benefit oi all. Furthermore, by an amendment to the Masterton Trust Lands Trust Empowering Att of 1905 trie i rustees have power to boirc-y money for the purpose cf erecting buildings on Tiust lands.au Act which gises 'he Trustees considerable power, but you are Jmther tafeguarded by a ciauEe to the dli ct that the caisent if the inhabitants v,ho are on the \oters' list has to be taken. lam in favour of the waste lands of >ho Trut being utilised by the erection of buldings with Irust money for suitable tenan.s, or, if facilities offer, leasing the same, tcereby increa u g toe rev« nue of the U rust In ri guru to the exchange cf sites for th-? tiett.on ol a Supreme Court House, Ithouid (if elected) endeavour to tittle we matter loithwith, longer the delay more.the inhabitants are inconvenienced. Trusting I shall receive jour support' tn Thurtda.}, the 3'Jth.—Yours faithfully, E. G. ETON. i TO 'IHE ELECIORS OF THFJ MASTERiON TRUbl' LANDS TRUaT. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,- At the rtquest of a laigj number of electors, I have decided to be nominated tor a sent on the 'i rust. lam well known, and have a considerable stake in trie place. I fully realise the importance of the Trust and its vast luture value to the Masierton District. If 1 have the honour to be elected, I will give my best efforts toconterve the interests and funds of the Trust, so that the intentions of the original founders may be carried out, namely:—To expend the income for the prom jtion of higher education, and of ether objects of utility to the town. If the resources of the Trust are carefully fostered and its affairß conduottd ou buoiness-llke iinet, Masterton should become the centre for higher education, and be a residential town for country settlers who wisu to give their children the advantages of a college and technical education. I will also cirefi'lly consider the question ,of exchanging sites for tha Courthouse. lam iu favour of a fair exchange to be decided by arbitration as to their relative values. If I find the Trustees have no power to pa) the Government any monies for difference of values (if any), I will be in favour of bringing matters to a finality, to that no time be lost in the Government building an up-to-date Courthouse on their own land. D. CASELBERG. MASTERTON TRUST LANDS TRUST ELECTION. TO THE VOTERS, r LCI&S AND GENTLEMEN,— I am again a candidate at the approaching election of Trustees, and hope that on this occasion, as heretofore, I shall be honoured with your confidence. lam in favour of a progressive policy, consistent with sound finance, but I am not in favour of speculative investments. I have always recognised, and voted in accordance with the view that the primary duty of the Trust is to assist education. Yours faithfully, THOS. WAGG. TRUST LANiJS TRUST ELECTION. rO THE ELECTORS.—At the request of a number of electors, I am becking a seat in the Trust Lands Trust. lam in favour of : (1) Settling the exchange of sites Question on a fair and equitable basis, and as soon as possible. (2) Utilising the Trust properties to the best advantage, with a view to supplying the children of our schools with books, thus niAKing their education entirely free. (3) The continuat'on of making grants to the different schools in the Masterton Small Farms Settlement on a capitation basis. Yours faithfully, W. PRAGNELL. "TF health was a thing that money could JL buy, the rich would live and the poor would die." Protect the health you have by drinking the purest tea obtainable - "TIGER" Tea.