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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 917, 4 November 1881, Page 4

TO THE ELEOTOES of WAIRABAPA n ENILEMEN,TheWairarapa being divided into two Electoral Districts, I beg to offer myself as a candidate to represent the Southern Division in the next Parliament. Having represented the Electors o! the Wairarapa in five successive Parliaments, I with confidence ask you to again elect me. As booh as the Writs are out, I shall invite you to meet me in the several centres of Your obedient secant,' W'MY RIIWI. TO THE ELECTtiKS vi WAIRARAPA n ENTLEMEN,-

In accordance with my aire idy puhl'shad intention, I now beg to "ff r nme'f is a oiudidate f»r the represent tation (if ynur district at the coming general election, I cannot but regret the recent dMiion nf the old electorates, and hi this expression I feci satisfied public sympathy I jjno with me—not only in this, but in the | (lie majority of other districts of the colony, Union, and not dissension, shoul I be the walchward of all the sections of such a district as this, as well as of all its settlers, whether living in town or country, The widespread feeling which has recently ar son that if we are to prosper as a colony we must unite in developing the many natural resources which He in abundance around us, has found its expression in the prominence attuned by the local government and other similar questions during last session of Parliament. Since becoming a settler amongst you, any services I may, have been able to render in this direction have always met with the most generous recognition; and 1 can only assure yon that, if elected, no effort on my part will be spared in assisting to place these allimportant questions upon a m" ' footing, The Native questioa requires more than passing notice, It is intolerable that the colony should be called upon to maintain a standing army at such a ruinous expendi ture, and Te Whili should be sternly told (in deeds, and not in words), that his latest departure is in reality his last. Upon the other various questions which will engage the attention, of electors, I iball lie happy to explain my views at the several centres of population in the electorate. While freely acknowledge the importai t services rendered by the Hall Gnvernnwnt at a critical period of the colony's history I thai, dcc.ine to pledg-: inyst;f to aiy p irty, but will give my support in tlu direction l.eat calculated to d vcloj e the muteii.il interes's of the coui try generally, ■ I remain, Yuiiis faithfully, v. U. MJCHUAN. T.» MR M. CAEWI-13EKG, ' 'I .',-We, the u.ideisidnel, Rurge.«se< of i lie Hii'uiiu'Kit .Mas Of on invite, Vim to co ue io,wnd us a Candidate tor th< 'luMittt'tr, lielie ini that y»ur busine x.ieri nee all i your weli known uliijit. an n n s-.: oi |'ti | .use will t-iio-ine you to ;-.i ■jiia ge-.ihi- dtitieK ut the oliice to the saili'iumj.io th- PB'cpiyois:- ('. A. VYnaiiee U . H H-isk'ng D,iv,d l*ick-riug U ii t'.ii-.ijn Troiiiix Dixon C F.i iawiili A i z. Yiile jun W. ,\l. kaaihn, e F W. limn .lame- .Vlicim A' It linen Fred. Cniiiiiun A. lj. ti flarr J'seph Williams John Dr lnnmud George Goiter David Uxon Kdw-n Meredith li. Wilsone F Gray T G. \la«on U J. Fie-th

u.F.MmylKim Tikk E,Price ' v n.t«r Hao. (ienrg.- Watson Ja-iuß Krown Ernest B. Hare 11 wis lYkrtou C, Winteriiieham . T B. Mi-jlMl Tbos. Hail ricilandt'ockery Win. Parkes CP. .skipper J Ktilpitt Fml. H button D. W Mcintosh R B. lo'ttr J. Hirrio W. Hill l>eorge Yonnt( Hhodes l lnnald J >h» Montgomery D. FuMcr T. WagK Hans Hansen Riolnml .Tnneß James Ghwon \Y. P. ItnyJhuUße Tluiß.H. Murray. J. Uattscha ■F. G, Moore (.'has. Hoidaway W. lorns W. f[. Bowry C. K Brtmner (i, S. W. Dalrymple H. I'. Smith , George Grimshaw W. Kueater E. tones E. MoEwan George Allan H. H. Oninchen Thomas Parsons F. B Chalmers Donald AkLaohlan W. Francis E. J.Marley' A. A. Eikins Olias. E Daniell Jameß Wrigley John Crimp Janios Thompson Edwin Quick A. Bradford F. Bright J. GnrdDor Wm. Sellar G. Smith Wm.Cullen B. M. Calloway Tr> MewrsU. A, Vallance, David Picker ing, W. H. Hosking, George Fannin, J, Williams, and the other Gentlemen signing the requisition:— GENTLEMEN -Tn answer to the very large requisition you have presented me with I fuel extiemelypieaßßd with the honor you have done mo and confidence you havo displayed in me, espeoully as it was unsought tor and niieipeotal on my part. At the ri qitisit on represents so very large and infltu ut u.l a eectiuu of the Burgesisea of Mastertou I haye much pleasure in acceding to it, and if elected I promise to, do my duty to the best of my ability, without fear o- fwor, and to work in uiiis.n with the Councillors for the.g .od of the whole borough and to .conduct ibu deliberations of the Council with pro. uriety.

'My.personal views are well known to a lar t e Mimta or die nqmtiunists. hutnow ftiite for llie iiifi-riiiniiou o- ether ra'ei>ay rs hatthoy hvo esiph tically piwoitra ro and ;lt tllß.Si'Hie tk : FIIEK HUM IH.CKLKSBSEBB.' It «M ' 6:my aim to as im, in fosturim/ BPcb fiiirusifrct as will prom- «te tr.e ■ auSst-intini= wuifife anil advancement of the Bitoutih ii a< "to enable it to nttMii the \<o itioa its until, al ailvuiitiig' fi warranto, at tue same lime I wnl iMi.i-;cl,r it wy.dntv ti coii'ieel; Clio rataiiHyuiv ji ; ainac Unmat rod kchemea for reckless borrowing nnd exjj-Qiiiture, and will usa my bjab endeavors to pioteet the lkigeßH'B f om beiiii! w. yited down with HwissiTß »nti bnrdi.'iisonie ratts,

lii conclusion, I wish to explain my reasons for not having taken part in local matters ire this, am ih it although having larfie "rnVtoits m the i oronji, 1 iiave not tiii now had Itture tim»at my disposal, and parti) fr.nu hi t wi-lMig to |,ujli mysea forward to tta exclusion i.f nth-r gaiiticoien wi.o had prior a a- us :iu t le s iff-'iigea of the Biii^esbOai.—l am.