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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 920, 8 November 1881, Page 2

A trip to the Empjre Cjty may not only bo inaje. but profit abler To those who oanoombiflebusinsss with'piepanre, it must be gratifying to inspect the large stocks of seasonable Drapery and Clothing, such aaoanbe seen only in a vast centre of potmlatjon.,like the : Gi,ty,„of, Wellington. vlsttora frontthe Wairafapa mil find oaa of J < 'the largest and best selected at Jams MA'f \ TtAro House. ■ ~ \ ,"'"'...' ■; ■'■ -+. The Btock of Clothing for Men's, Youths', and Boys' wear has been made to special order for Tt\Aro Mouse. All miteriab have been carefully selected and all; styles judiciously chosen. Setter value it ts jmmMe to obtain, .One great*speciality>M»3ro'--•■ House is the immtose variety of W$ and Youths' s Chthx% Parents: and Guardians 'shoultl keep this fsci.in mind when they visit fawn, and wend' their way to James Smith Te Art House.

The Spring Fashions-this season are exceedingly pretty, varied, and i chaste. In Ladies' Dress materials, Millinery, Mantles, Laces, Ribbons, and Scarfs the choice is unusually large and elegant.' Visitors to Wellington would do well to pay an early visit to James Smith's Te An House.

WEST COUNTT COUNCIL. TO THE RATEPAYERS OP THE MASTERTON RIDING. pENTLEMEN,-~~ ,\ r I ?£&ia offer myself as a candidate for a seat in the West County Council. I do not' agree with those who assert th*t the County system has been a; failure. An intermediate step between 1 the outlying districts and the Government is necessary and I believe this gap has been filled in some measv'e by the Counties, h promoting the settlement of the waste lands, and in providing the necessities of settle ment -viz., roads and bridges—the West County has done good work in the past j and I am confident that if the same policy is pursued in the future, .'"xe results will follow.

I believe that we have too much looal goveument, and would therefore support > any effort made in the direction of amalgamating Counties or of merging road distriots. Msny of the jarring discords and conflicting interests of so many local bodies might, I think, be obviated by judicious combination. The administrative powers of the Counties night be extended with advantage to the districts, but I should strongly oppose any attempt made to give them legislative f unotions, lam opposed to a County rate, believing it would be \™¥.i to the distriot to : co)'eot a duplicate 1 ate upon the same preporties for precisely the same kind of work. ■ ■.. » Should you no me the honor of again T returning me, I shall feel it both my duty and pleasure to further your interests to the best of my ability. I am, Gentlemen, ttflfll Yofs, &c, MO D. McGUEGOIITH

WAIEAEAPA EAST COUNTY. AWHEA BIDING. 1 zyn duly elected for the office of Councillor for the Awhea Biding of the Wairarapa East County. R. WILSONE, Returning Officer. Masterton, Nor. 7,1881. 918 "DRAKES ana other Conveyances will be in readiness to convey paeaengara to the Race Course on arrival of each

WALTER HODDER, Proprietor. MASTERTON HIGHWAY DISTRICT. PUBLIC TENDERS will dose at noon on the 24th November for the Sheathing of Te-Qre-Ore Bridge with diagonal 2 inch planking.. ''.'.".'. Specification at Road Board Office. The Board reserves the. right of accepting any tender. , O.E.BREMNER, November 8,. 1881.." .• 920 "IHE price quoted for FLOUR in oar Proin quantities of riot less than 6001bs. Smaller quantities will be charged at the rate of la per 1003b extra, viz-per sack of 20011J3,26a; per.lCOlb bag,,lDs Gd; ;per 601bbag,78-. less 2J per cent, discount for cash. : ,M. pASELBI'JKO AND CO., ■',- , Cooperative Stows, 920 . ..,,.. ■. MastflrtoHend Greytpp,