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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 903, 19 October 1881, Page 4

Masterton COACH & CARRIAGE FACTORY. Mwr & Dixon Bros. Having engaged the senices of the best HERALDIC and CARRIAGE PAINTER in New Zealand, aro now prepared to do Painting in the Highest Style of Ait. Sionwiuting, Gilding on Glass, or, in fact, ORNAMENTAL PAINTING of overy description. The above Firm are still building Cakmagks vitli the beat of American materials. No Brooms built from deal packing-cases, or cushions stuffed with hay, but only Genuine Three-Star ASH, HICKORY, and KAURI PINE Used. HORSEHAIR for Cushions, Laybacks, &c. The public still have the advantage, in case of breakage occurring within a reasonable period, of having it repaired gratia. Tin LARGEST STOCK, in connection with the trade, of auy firm in the Province. Don't Foiwtl Ornamental Writing Of every description. MASTERTON CARRIAGE FACTORY. Mil begs to announce to the inhabitants of Ureytown, Masterton, and the surrounding districts, that ho has taken oyer the

COACH FACTORY AND PREMISES At Greytown, formerly owned by Mr Black and is now prepared to build VEHICLES OF ANY DESCRIPTION LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE, The work being under his own personal superintendence, lie can guarantee that nil orders entrusted to him will be executed to tlio satisfaction of his customers iu stylo of workmiuiship, as well as durability. New work guaranteed for 12 months. COWLRICK & WATSON, TTNION pOACH FACTORY. Union Woacj-i Tactoey. CoBItTENAY PljACp, WEL}jIti!)TOK, THE Proprietors of the above bpg to inform Wairarapa Settlers, Farmers, Tradesmen, and others that they have determined to COMPETE WITH IMPORTED GOODS m their various lines of business, and trust that tlicy will receive the support of all who recognise the importance of Encour iging LOCAL IN DUSTIUES, They manufacture (all of Colonial material), in addition to their Uoachmaking business, TIIKEE &FOUIt WHEELED PERAMI!OLATOI(S ROCKING HORSES, ROSINANTES, BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, ALL KINDS OF BASKET I ,VARE, styic]i \r be found in all cases Below Imported Pmcib. ON SALE (allourovni inske,)' Wagonettes, Sprang Carts, Spring Drayji, Tip prays, Exnresj Wagons,'etc,, at prices defying competition i An Early Gall pill secure Of cat Bargains. AT THE AND TO MB. M. OASELBERG.

SIR, —We, the undersigned, Burgeseqs of the Borough of Jlasterton invite you to come forward as a Candidate for the believing that your business experience and your well-known ability and honesty of purpose will enable you to discharge the duties of the office to the satisfaction of the ratepayers 0, A, -hlkv.cr) W. H. Hosking David Pickering A, B, S. Oarr Geo. Fannin Thomas Dixon C, F, Gawitli Alez. Yule, jun W. M, Eastliope ¥. Vf. Green J(tps jtaara A. R. Bulimy Fred. Chapman W. P.'Mpgham Walter li'app' James Brown Hans Poterson ?.)). riejl jsjnd fijjlfcry 0. P. Skipp Fred. H Suttoij E. E. Foster W. Hill Bhodes Donald D, Foster Hans Hansen James Clavson Tlios. H. Murray f. G, Moore W. iorns C. E. Bremer 11. P. Smith W Kecater E, McEwan E. H, Chinchen F. B, Chalmers W. Francis 1. A. Elkins Jame? Wrijjley James Thojflgpojji A. Bradford J. Gardner G. Smith B. M. (4 Josepk Williams John George Coker' David Dixon Edwin Meredith K. Wilsone F. Gray T. G. Mason (5. J. Frectli jfS. Price George Ernest B. fiajb jC, \Vmteringliam Thos! Hall Wm. Pavkes J. Bulpitt fi. }f. Mplntosh J.' George Younfl John Montgomery T, Wag? Bicharcl .Tones W. F. Roy.'houso J. Gattscha Chaa, Holdaway W. H. Bowry G. S. W. Dalrymple Goorce Grimsiiaw o' f '^\n George Mm Thomas Parsons Donald MnLachlan E. J. Marley Chas. E. Daniell John Crimp Edwin Quick F. Bright Wm, Sella; Wm.f'" To Messrs C. A, Yallance, David Picker ing, W, H. Hosking, George Fannin, J, Williams, and the other Gentlemen sign the i^iiiaifion:— GENTLEMjKJ.r-In answer to th« very large requisition you hope presented me with I feel extremely pleased )vitfi the jjo/ior you have dono me 'and confMen'pe yo.u difplayed in me, especially as i,t was unsought for and unexpected on my part. At the requisition represents so very irge and influential a section of the of Masterton I have much pleasure i# .oflppcliig to it, and if elected I promise to 4? my duty to the best of my ability without few <>r /ayoj, and to work in uuisen with the Copci'l'lpr? ffif the good of the whole Borough and to cflninct the

deliberations of the Council with " propriety. My personal views aw well known to a large number of the reqiutionists, but now state for the infermation of other ratepayers tjjat they are emphatically prgohes-ive and at .tfeo same time tree from bkcklesbness. It wiljl Ig jfiy aim to assist in fostering such measures # m}\ promote the substantial welfare and jivaflpeupt of the Borough so as to «naijle jtJio at|,ftifl Reposition its natural advantages wmapts,' At jjhe same time I will eonsider it my duty jlp coauspl the ratepayers against unmatured for reckless borrowing and expenditure, and will use my best endeavors to protest the Burgesses from being weighted down with excessive ana burdensome rates. ■ In conclusion, I wish to explain my reasons for sot having taken part in local matters eve this, are that although having largo interests in the Horough, I have uot till pn®r J),ad leisure time at my disposal, and partly from r,ot wishing to push myself forward to tho esclitfjon of other gsntlcmen who had prior claims on th e juffrages of the Burgesses.—l am, <frc,, EVILLE LIME can be obtained M, CABELBERG. J. VILE ) ~ , . W. IULLEN I Maßte «on. J. McGUIRU, Greytown. J, D, OAKLEY Featherston. 0. DONALDSON & CO. W. IULLEN j Lime Burners, MauricOTjlle,