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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3197, 25 May 1909, Page 1

Special Advertisements MASTERTON TRUST LANDS TRUST. In tho matter of "The Regulation of Local Elections Act, IDO-l," "The Masterton Trust Lands Trust Act, 1889, .and its amendments. I HERE BY give public notice that the following persons have been duly nominated for the oftico of Trustoe for DANIELL, Charles Edward ETON, Edgar George EVANS, Henry SMITH, Eli WAGG, Thomas As there are only tl ree vacancies "to be filled, I hereby also give notice that a poll will be taken as between the said candidates, on THURSDAY, the 27th diy of May, 1900. The polling booths will be bituated at The Drill Hall, Hall-street (principal). The Fire .Brigade Station, Queenstreet, Kuripuni. The Building occupied by Mr H. Liddle on corner of Rural Section 36, fronting Upper Plain Road and Chamberlain-street. The Building known as the Lansdowne Store, at Lansdowne. Polling hours from 9 o'clock in the forenoon till 6 o'clock in the afternoon. Dated at Masterton this 21st day of May, 1909; A. HATITAWAY, Returning Officer. TO THE ELECTORS OP THE MASTERTON TOWN LANDS TRUST. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,-After two years service as a member of your Trust, I have the honour to again offer myself as a candidate for a further term of office. If my actions as a nieinberjjjjof your Board has met with your approval I would ask you to accord me your support on THURSDAY, the 27th iust. Yours Liithfully, EDGAR G. ETON. TRUST LANDS TRUST ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS MISTERTON TRUST LANLS TRUST. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,-Ibeg to announce that I am a candidate for one of the vacant seats io be filled at tho forthcoming election. As onb who has spent his life in the neighbourhood of the Masterton Small Farms Ssttlement—to whose formation the Trust owes its origin—l have watched the growth of the importance of the work tho Trust has in hand, and realue that the Trustees have a very responsible duty to perform to the townspeople of Masteiton and residents of the suburban area covered by the Trust. In asking for your support at tho poll on TSURoL'AY, I beg to state that if elected I snail at all times endeavour to merit the confidence reposed in me.

I am, Ladies and Gent erne 1, Your obedient servant, HENRY EVANS. Trust Lands Trust Election. TO THE VOTERS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—In response to a numeiously signed petition, I have much pleasure in announcing my intei.tion to stand.tor a seat in the Ttust Lands TVust at the approaching elections. 1 ieeogni.-e that in the Trust Lands Trust the town of Mksterton enjoys a very valuable ecdowruent whioh requires to be carefully and progressively administered, and if you io me the honour to return me [ shall serve you to the best of my ability. I will more fully acquaint you with my views at a later dale. Yours faithfully, ELL bMITH. ELLINGTON LAND BOARD ELECTION. TO THE CROWN TENANTS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,- - I am a candidate for the vacancy on the Land Board. Ten years' strenuous residence in the backblocks is my leading qualification. Such an experience tends to enkindle the warmest sympathy for the people on the land, and if you elect me as your representative it will be my constant endeavour to assist and encourage those with the hardest row to hoe, and to extend all the available discretionary power compatible with a sound administration of the Land Laws to those most in need of assist-. ance, and to faithfully serve your I best interests. My nomination affords an opporI tunity to support a bona fide settler and one of yourselves. Touching the personnel of the Land Board as a supporter of demo-, cratic principles, I am strongly of opinion that all members except the Chief Commisioner should be elected by the Crown tenants, and those that pay me the extreme compliment of supporting my candidature will be endorsing that opinion. Yours respectfully, A. J. JOBLIN, Tiriraukawa Block, Pohonui. ■ WELLINGTON LAND BOARD ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, —At the forthcoming election I shall be a candidate for your suffrages. On land settlement lama firm believer in the optional tenure, and would strenuously support any movement giving leaseholders the right of purchase. As I am now, and have been, a tenant of the Crown in this district for the last fourteen years, and being conversant with the various phases of Land Board matters, I respectfully solicit your support, and will, if ! elected, do all that I reasonably can to advance your interests. I am, Yours obediently, CHAS. M'INTYIIE, Rangiwahia.