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"piKGti"to notify his nuiijerous customers AJ and tlio pubjic'genorally that ho has MIIOVLD to ne\x'p'roiiijtc ; B in Queen-street, opposite I'ulinerVSaddloi'yShop, wliero lie ti lists that ho will merit and receive the same amount of patronage which has hithor to been nccordeil to liiin. ON SALEBcst Silk Drcfsed Flour, Seconds, Pollard, liian, 0 its, Maize, Oatneal, Potatoes (seed and eating), Hape and Turnip Seeds, Cow Grass, White Dutch Clow, Ryegrass mid Cocksfoot Seeds. Gaiden SeedaJVarieties Clwlf in quantities. Cheese, Bacon, Hains, and Butter. ON SALE—Portland Cement, in quantities. Guano and Boncdust. CASH PURCHASER of Sheop Skins ltobbit Skins, Hides, and Tallow, IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC GEOEGE~DIXON, AT TUB Large Corner Shop, TAS REDUCED all FANCY GOODS 11 TOYS, etc., Twenty-five per cent., in order to make a speedy clearance, to make room far a Urge consignment of New Goods shortly expected from Home. Large Variety of Dolls, Shell Goods, Money Boxes, Playing Cards, Musical Instruments, and a thousand other things too numerous to particularise, G. D, would recommend his f da and the public generally o o r j„ n GREAT BARGAINS they can make at the Lahcik Corner Shop MEERSCHAUM, G 8.D., AND BIHAR PIPES In endless variety, at prices never before heard of hi tho Wairarapa. MEERSCHAUM PIPES REPAIRED iu a manner which for workmanship ind pi ice Defies Competition. A large stock of Cameron's and T. C, Williams' TOBACCOS on hand. CIGARS AND CIGARETTES, Cigarette Books. CUT TOBACCOS of all kinds. THE HAIRDREBSIKG SALOON, By C, Holland, (Ilairdrcsser-in-Chief to the 30th Begiment of Foot, and also to the Christohurch Volunteer Force.) Tho only real practical hairdresser and shaver in the town, and not a would-be Tonsorial Artist. HAIR-CUTTING, 6d ; SHAVING, 3d. In fact, go to the Large Corner Shop for everything you want, and save at least 50 per cent, on your purchases. GEOIIGEDIXON, Queen-street Mastebton. (Opposite Club Hotel.)

TO MR. M, CASELBERG, niß,—We. tlie untlersigiiecl, Burgesses of I the Borough of Masterton. invite you to come fOl ward as a Candidate for the Miijovnltv, believing that your business oxperience and your well-known ability and Ivnestyof puipose will enable you todiseha'ge the duties of the office to tlio satistactioii of the ratepayers :~ C. A. Vallance W. H. Hoskiug David Pickering A. E. S. Carr Geo. Fannin Joseph Williams Thomas Dixon John Drumnioud C. F. Ijawith George Coker Alez. Yule, jun David Dixon W. M. Easthope Edwin Meredith F. W. Green ]!, Wilsone James Macara F. Gray A. B. Bunny T. G. Mason Fred. Chapman C. J. Frerth Ja'iitH Brown linns Pik'Kon T. B. Michell i\ T eil and Cookery C. P. Skipper Fred. H Mutton N, E. Foster W. Hill Ithodcs Donald D. Foster Hans Hansen James Olayson Tlioa. H. Murray F. G, Moore \V. lorns C. E. Brtmner R. P. Smith W Reenter K. McEwun ''. H. Chinchen V. B Chalmers W. Francis A. A. Elkins James Vt'rigley Ernest B. Hare C. Vt'interingham Thos. flail Win. Parlies J. Bulpitt D. W. Mcintosh J. Harris George Young John Montgomery T. Wagir Richard Jones W. F. Roydhouso J. Gattscha Clias. Holdaway W. H. Bowry G. S. W. Dalrymple Georgo Grimshaw E. Jones George Allan Thomas Parßons Dunald AloLachlan E, J.Marley Ghas. E. Daniell John Crimp James Thompson Edwin Quick A. Bradford F. Bright J. Gardner Win. Sellar G. Smith Vl'm. Culleu E. 11. Galloway To Messrs C. A, Vallance, David Picker ing, W. H. Hosking, George Fannin, J. Williams, and the other Gentlemen Bigning the requisition:— GENTLEMEN.—In answer to the very large requisition you have presented me with 1 fiel extremely pleased with the honor you have done me and confidence you have displayed in me, especially as it was unsought for and unexpected on my part. A? the requisition represents so very large and influential a section of the Burgesses of Mastertou I havo much pleasure in acceding to it, and if elected f promise to do my duty to the best, of my ability without fear o<- favor, and to work .li unison with the Councillors for the good of tlio whole borough and to conduct the deliberations of the Council with propriety. My personal views are well known to a argc number of the requitionists, but now •tate for the information of other ratepayers hat they arc ejiph iticaliy progressive and it the sumo time kiieii from ukcklkssness, ft will be my aim to assist in fostering such measures .is will promote the substantial welfare and advancement of the, Borough -o as to enable it to attain the position itß natural advantages warrants. At the same time I will consider it my duty to counsel the ratepayers against unmatured schemes ;or reckless borrowing and expenditure, and will use my best endeavors to protect the liuvgesscs from being weighted down with excessive and burdensome rates. In conclusion. I wish to explain my reasons for i.ofc having taken part in local (Matters ere this, are that although having large interests in the Borough, I have not iill now bad leisure time at my disposal, and partly from not withing to push myself forward to tlio exclusion of other gentlemen who had prior claims on the suffrages of the Burgesses. I am. Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, M. CASELBERG. TMPEEIAL LIVERY AND LETTING 1 STABLES. AND :' CAEEJAGE FACTORY, {■:' (Opposite the Victoria Hotel. Able Smithstreet), and Branch Stables, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel, Molesworth-street. Carriages, Wagonettes, Cabs, Buggies, and Saddle Horses on Hire. Carriages Built and Repaired, etc Horses s)iod by a First-class Shoeing Smith Horses Broken t.) Doublo and Single Harneis