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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 256, 4 September 1879, Page 2

JEMEMBER that Pharazyn's interests jl\ are diametrically opposed to Masterton, to Small Farmers, and to Working Men His views on Small Farms as stated by him when sent as a deputation by the Masterfcon from the Masterton Small Farm Association were that land, if sold on deferred payments, should be at a price that would prohibit working men from getting any land. His views on taxation were stated at Gladstone to be in favor of exempting riches, and putting it on the working men, in the necessa*ries of life, fie is in favor of giving increased rating powers to Municipalities, and taking away Iheir subsidies. The people in his own, part of the district know Mr Pharazyn too well to havo any faith in his specious promises, Don't be misled. Tho large landholders will vote for Pharazyn, who is fond of raising theory, "Couucryagainst Town," His interests are not our interests, VOTE FOE AND TRIENNIAL PARLIAMENTS! VOTE FOR BUNNY And Seduction of Duties on Necessaries of Life! VOTE FOR BUNNY jdnd Public Works, VOTE FOR BUNNY! Who has worked and will work with Beetuam for the District. VOTE FOE BUNNY! Who has always worked for the Wairarapa, VOTE FOR BUNNY! THE Liberal Candidate—not a spurious Imitation. VOTE FOR BUNNY! Who will always wwk for the Wairarapa.

VOTE FOR BUNNY ind Railway Progress, VOTE FOR BUNNY And Small Farm Settlements, VOTE for BUNNY andBEETHAM who always work together for the District, Every SMALL FARMER Should vote for BUNNY. For the sake "o" yer kirns— VOTE FOE BUNNY. Two to one against BONNY AM BEETHAM !-Won in a Canter, Pharazyn can't '«',