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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 920, 8 November 1881, Page 4

TO THE ELECTORS of WAIRARAPA nENTLBMEN,-'" j,:.;..,.; The Wairarapa 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 tho Eloctora of the Wairarapa in -five successive 'Parliaments,. I ■■■■■■■:.: I with confidence ask yon to elect me, i i ..;. As soon as the Writs are out, 1 shall invite " ,: l .' you to meet me. in the several; centres of Yfliir i Wicnt servant, HRNIiYIhjWY. TO THE ELECTORS of WAIRARAPA p RNTMJIKN,- ■• ' | In acoordannfj with my already published intention, I now beg to nil :r myse'f as'a candidate for thp representation of your district at the coming general election. I cannot but regret the recent division of tho old electorates, and in this expression I feel satisfied public sympathy goes with me—not only in this, 1 but in the Hie majority of other districts of the colony, Onion, and not distension, should bo the watchwavd 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'sun that if we ar o to prosper as a colony wo must unite in developing the many' natural resources which lie in abundance around us, has found its expression in the prominence att.vinedby tho local government and o'her' similar questions during last session of Parliament. Since becoming a settler amonirst yon, any services I may have been able to render in this direction

have always met with tho most generous recognition: ami 1 can only assure you that, if elected, ho effort on my part will-be spared in assisting to place' these allmiiortant questions upon a satisfactory The Native questioa requires moro than passing notice, It is intolerable that the colduy should be called upon lo maintain a standing army at such a ruinous oxpendi aire, and Te Whiti should be sternly told (in deeds, and not in words), that his latest dfpurlnre is in reality his last. Upon the other various questions which will engage the attention of electors, I shall be Imppy to explain my views at the several centres of population in the electorate, While freely acknowledging the important services rendered by tho Hall Government at ;v critical period of the colony's history, 1 shal' decline to pledge myself to ai y pity, but will give my support in tho direction beat calculated to develop the material interest of the country generally. I icnmin, Yours faithfully, W. 0. BUCfUMN. TO MR. M. CASELBEKG..

[ ,jl",— »c, the undersigned, Burgessos of i. 1 .hi; Ijiifoiiyu of Alas'er on invito yon i» come roiwinl as n Candidate for ■ lht» »liiuiva!tv, belie.nig tli.it your bnsiiic-* .■xperii'iiuu aril your well-known ability mk ii'iii'Stj of |in■ jiose will eimliie you to rfi--jlia.ge tin l dutieH o! the ollicoto tho satisfaction oi' thi-Wi'pnyors:-- ('. A. Yai'anco \V. H Hosting David I'ick.iring A. \i. fci Oarr Gs-.0. L'uKi'in Joseph Williams Thorn ts Dixon John Dr«iinnniid C. F. liawitli Gourde Coker Ah.z. Ynlo jun David I) xon W. ,\I. Kaslhopo Kdw'ii Meredith F W. Gran H. Wilsono Jaine< Macara F.Gray A. It Emm T. G. M.i?on Fad. C mpmin 0, J. Fre^th \\ . P.■Prllin.h.ua Tno.i. E. Prion Waiter Kapi> George! Watson Janus Drown ' . Ernest B, llaro llanslHer>on C, Wintoringham TB. Mioholl Thoa. Hall / :. . jN'eil slid Cookery Win. Parkes (', P skipper ■ J. Bnlpitfc Fred. H Sutton D. W. Mcintosh K. It. I'o-itur ... J. Hirris W. Hill '' Georgo' Ynuni; Mwdes Donald' ,J«hii Montgomery D. F. .filer : T. Wag" H:ui3 Hanson .Richard Jones James Olavfon \V. F..Hoy.lliouse Tims. H. Murray J. Gattscha F. G. iUooro Clias. Uoidaway W.lnriw W. H.liowry C. E, Bremner G. S, W. Dalrymple it. I'. Smith George Grimshaw W. Kecster 15, Jones K, McEwan George Allan . It, H. Cninchen Thomas Parsons F. B Chalmers Donald MoLachlan W. Francis E. J. Marley A. A, Eikins Chas. E. Daniell James Wrigley John Crimp James Thoilipson Edwin Quick A. Bradford Y. Bright J, Gardner Win, Scllar G. Smith .. Win, Cullen

11. M. ualloway To Mews U. A, Vallance, David Piokor tag, TV. H. flosking, George 1 Fannin, J. Williams, and the other dentlemen signing the requisition:—' i OEM'LKMEN —Tn'answer l to the very large requisition you have presented me with 1 feel extremely pleased wiili the honor you have dono me and confidence you have displayed in me, espp.cially as it was .unsought lor and unexpected oh niy part. ! At the requisition represents so very large and iiJucmiul' a section of the Burgesses of ilasterton I' have much' pleasure in acceding'to it,- -and if elected I promise to do my duty to the best of my ability without fear o' favor,!and to. work in uiiis.n with the Councillors for the good of the whole borough and to : conduct .the deliberations of the Council with propriety.

My personal "views .we well known to .a law numlier of die requitfonista, but now state for the infurnmtion ol ntiier ratepayers ilwt they are emph \tioally pboobhb iye ami at the wiine time fhek fhom uhCKLtsssEss. It will he my aim toas-iscinfostering snub measures is will prom.ito .tiio VuSstantial welfare anil advancement of the Borough an as to enable it to attain the po-ition its tiutm al advantage's warrants. : Attho same time I will «oiiiitler-it'my dnty ti counsel tliu'ratepayers against, unmatured schemes for reckless borrowini: and exp-nditure, and will use my best -endeavors to protect'the Burgesses from, being "weighted down-with excessive and"'burdensome' rates. "lii conclusion; J;wialr to explain my reasons for'not-having taken part in local mattlwere this,'are that although )jtivirig large-mterestslm: tlje Korbngh, lliave not till.nnw had.feiiretinw partlyJ-froin not wishing to; ipttsii' myseii forward to tho exclusion pother gantiomen who had prior cianns mi tlio suffrages 0 f the Burgeeßoa.—l au'j <Su, M, OASBLBEEG.