SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS aro invited for Erot-Hni BACKING PREMISES at Masterton for the Bank of Now Zealand, to close on Monday, the 23th instant, at Noon. Plana and specifications to be seen at the 'Mastertori Branch. J. OHARLESWORTH, Archit ct. 18, Grey Street, Wellington. BUOHANAM reception. A MEETING of those willir. s to net upon a Committal to orgaiii.-c a monster reception to Sir Walter Buohanan, M.JP., on his return from England, will be held in the Agricultural Hhll, Carterton Showgrounds, at 2.30 p.m. ooi THURSDAY next, May loth. L. H. SMART. Secretary, pro t 'in. ,
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PIfBLICAH'S LICENSE. T FREDERICK JAM.KS BRIGHT. ' of Carswells, Hotdkeeper, do hereby give notice that f will, at the next ainnual m"!etin<r of the Licencing Bench, to be held in the Courthouse, Carterton, on th? fifth day cf June, 191,3, apply for a Publican's License for the Junction Hot "1. Carswells, containing 16 rooms, exclusive of tlie. rooms used by the family. F. J. BRIGHT. Dated this 9th daj <»f May, 1913. FUNERAL NOTICE. nPHE Friends of Ma" David Smith. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his la to wife, which- will leave Jh's residence, 105, Lincoln Road, on Wednesday, May 14th, at 11 a.m. for the (Jreytown Cemetery. HOAR & PERM A FN, Undertakers. Phone 11, Private 818.
MASTERTON TRUST LANDS TRUST. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that an Election, to b > held on THURSDAY, the 29th day of May, 1913, to fill the ordinary vacancies (3), occurring in the office of Trustees of the Mastoiion Trust Lands Trust, in place of Messrs D. Caselberg, W. H.. Jackson, and Robert Krahagen, who retire by effluxion of time, and I appoint the Trust Lands Trust Office, Queen Stre % t, Masterton, the place, and Friday, th<? 23rd day of May, the day, and 12 noon the time for. nomination of Candidate. Dated at Maeterton this 12th day of May, 1913. A. HATHAWAY, Returning Officer.
WELLINGTON LAND BOARD ELECTION. TO CROWN LEASEHOLDERS. AND GENTLEMEN,— Having at the request of a number of Grown tenants accepted nomination to a vacancy on tlv? Wellington Lajid Board, I respectfully submit my candidature for your esteemed support. I am a practical farmer and have bad considerable experience in all matters pertaining to land settlement, being the holder of a section of originally Or own land, which a few years ago was all standing bush, and which I have now all cleared, grassed, and subdivided and brought to a successful issue. I am an ardent advocate of land settlement, and am in absolute sympathy \rith the small settler, 'knowing full well the disabilities and difficulties with which farmers have to contend, particularly as regards reading facilities, education difficulties, etc. .Whil> the functions of the Land Board should at all times b? entirely removed from political influence, I feel that its members should possess a practical and sympathetic knowledge of the requirements of small settlement and use their best efforts to administer the Act without fear or favour, and in full sympathy with settlers where th;?ir wide discretionary powers permit. - The present representation on the Land Board is in the hands o<f gentleman, all of whom are resident in the iiiorthern portion of the district. As the Wairarapa has now a very considerable area under the jurisdiction *of the Wellington Lanel Board, and a further large area is being surveyed for settlement, it is felt that representation by one in touch with these lands and resident im> the lower portion of the Board's district is desirable. I therefore respectfully solicit your consideration for your fellow farmers, and should you favour me with your support, it will be my earnest endeavour to give full tim? and unfailing attention in the interests of all tenants under the Board's jurisliction.— Yours faithfully,
T. 0. HAYCOCK "Hnmeburn," •M artinboron^l). April, 1913.
WELLINGTON LAND BOARD ELECTION. TO THE CROWN TENANTS. * J A DIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I am again a Candidate for the scat occupied by me for the past four years on the' Wellington Land Board. If mv past services on the Board warrant my being again returned as your representative, I shall deem it an honour, arid your interests shall, as in the past, receive my closest attention. H. T. ELLINGHAM. Te Ata, Horoeka.
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