Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 891, 5 October 1881, Page 3

IMPORTANT NOJICE. LEATHER.LEATH Ell. LEATHER Excodraoe Local Industry! PARKEB 4PETERBON BOOT AND SHOE Manufacturers AND IMPORTERS, Adjoining the Club Hotel, Masterton. Parkks & Pethi'ox, while thanking tlie inhabitants ot Masterton and sun onniling districts for the very liberal support accorded them since commencing business three years ago, now beg to inform thorn that they have started a MANUFACTORY in connection with their business. All kinds of Men's, Women's, and Children's BOOTS AND SHOES manufactured on the premises, under their own supervision, by ;> competent stall of workmen jii the shortcut notice, which for style, neatness, and durability are not to bo excelled in the province, and all at WELLINGTON PRICES. Just aruivkd —Large consignment of English and French manufactured goods. AN INSPECTION INVITED. Watertights, our own make, Ms Gd and upwards Balmorals, our own make, Ms Gd, and up wards Elastic Sides, our own make, 14s Gd and upwards. All kinds of Women's and Children's Boots and Shoes at the same low prices. Piemcmhcr the Address— PARKES & PETERSON, BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURERS, Next Ci.uii Hotkl. a speciality, Leather. Leather. Leather. There's nothing like it! PARKES &PETEESON Have imported the first FOBPOISK ■ HIDE LEATHER Ever introduced into the Vuirarapa, and are now making the Best Boots mr seen in the district! The leather is soft, springy, an I thoroughly waterproof, and makes the most comfortable and lasting boot over worn. Porpoise Leathtr Prevents and Cures Corns, INSPECTION soLicrnw. PARSES AND PETERSON, Next Club Hotel. TO MR, M. CASELBERG. SIR,— We. the undersigned, Burgesses of the Borough of Masterton invite yon to come fonvard as a Candidate for the believing that your business experience and your well-known ahilitv and honesty of purpose will enable you to discharge the duties o' the otlico to the satisfaction of tlu- ratepayers: - U A, Yallanco W. If. Hosking David Pickering A. E. S. Oarr Geo. Fannin Joseph Williams Thomas Dixon John Drummoiid C, F. Gawitli George C'oker Alcz. Yule, jun David Dixon W. M. Easthopc Edwin Meredith P. W. Green 11. Wilsone James Macara F. Gray A. It. Bunny T. G. Mason Fred. Chapman C. J. Fiwth W. P. Fellingliam Thos. E. Price. Walter Rapp George Watson James Brown Ernest B. Hare Hans Peterson C, VYiiitoi'inghain T. B. Michell Thus. Mall rtcil and Cookery Wm. Parkcs C. P. Skipper J. Bulpitt Fred. H Sutton I). W. Mcintosh E. 11, Foster J, lliira W. Hill l.'cnrge Young Rhodes Donald John Montgomery D. Foster T. Wagg Hans Hansen Richard Jones James Olavson W. F. Ilo.y.lhouso Thos. H. Murray J.Uattscha F, G, Moore Chas, lloidaway W.lorns W. H.Bowry C. E, Bremner G. S. W. Dalrymple It. P, Smith Geoii'c Grimshaw W Keester E. Jones K. JlcEwan George Allan R. H. Cninchen Thomas Parsons F. B Chalmers Donald McLachlan W. Francis E. J. Marley A. A. Elkins Chas. E. Danicll James Wrigley John Crimp James Thompson Edwin Quick A. Bradford l'\ liri«ht J. Gardner Win. Sellar G. Smith Wm. Cullen R. M, Galloway

To Messrs C. A, Vallaucc, David Picker ing, \V. H. Hosking, George Fannin, J. Williams, and the other (icntlemcn signing the requisition:— GENTLEMEN'.—In answer to thv very large requisition you luive presented me with I feel extremely pleased wiih the hnmir you have done me and confidence you have displayed in me, especially i's it was unsought for and uncxpeclo I on my pail At the requisition represents so very large and influential a section of the Burgesses of Masterton I have much pleasure in acceding to it, and if elected I premise to do my duty to the beat of iny ability without fear o>' favor, and to work in unisen with the Councillors for the gi.od of the whole borough and to conduct the deliberations of the Council with propriety. My personal views are well known to a large number of the reqiiilionists, but now state for the information or other ratepayers that they are emwi vtically itooiies-ivk and at the same time kiibk i'hom iikcki.issness, It will be my. aim to assist in fostering such measures .is will promote tiie substantial welfare and advancement of the Borough so a3 to enable it to attain the position its natural advantages warrants. At the fame time 1 will consider it my duty to counsel the ratepayers against unmatured schemes for reckless borroiviiy and expenditure, and will use my best endeavors to protect the Kuvgesses from being weighted down with excessive and burdensome rates, In conclusion, I wish to explain my reasons for liot having taken part in local matters ere this, are that although having large interests in the Korough, I have not till now had leisure time at my disposal, and partly from not wishing to push myself forward to tho excision of other gontlcmen who had prior claims on the suffrages of the Burgesses. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, M. CABBLBBKG. QO All DING AND DA* SCHOOL COLE-BTRKET, MASTBRTOX. Principal: Miss BEST, A thoroughly sound English Education forms tho basis of the instruction given, and, in addition, the following subjects are taught i French,' German, Italian, Latin, Algebra, Music, Drawing, and Needle- •■'!: work. ' ...-;. '•■'*" 1 Domestic arrangements are liberal'and home-like. . t, • . -Towns moderate. |) ~, I Prospectuses forwariled on application. s ,'■; J Tub third, termiof .•«il f " il! " ;h " Bai]^^