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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 924, 14 November 1881, Page 4

TOTHE ELECTORS ofWAIRARAPA nENTLEMENTHE present Parliament: - has, for all practical purposes; ceased to exist; I thank you sincerely for._tha.ooo« fidence you havehitherto reposed in me by twice electing me one of your tivea.- !-''■ ./;;':' ■•"#'.s? .fhe Eflpreaentation Aot provides for division of the districts, viz., Wairarapa North .rarapa South, It i« my intentfon te ofei '* myself ju a candidate for the northerf te/~' | sion. I therefore awil myself of the preeeajJ opportunity to assure the electors that; if .elected, I shall ever eonsider. it pleuing duty to promote the interesfi ol' :H both eleotoratea wiih which I been so intimately cohneoted. ''• Again ■ thanking you for the evileaosaoi _ kindnessand- confidence, whioh' T hare" always received at your hands,. liemain,' : 'Gentlemen, ,''•'. • ' ji: ; yours faithfully, v , fla ... ; GEORGE BEETHAIfi TO THE ELECTOES of WAIRARAPA NORTH. n ENTLEMEN,- ; I have the honor to inform yo* that it is my intention to offer myself ae a candidate for the representation of your disWot at the apprwohinj} general deofoa, I shall ask you to meet me at the various centres of the Electorate, in ordw-to afford me opportunities for explaining My my views on political questions of the day. I will not : now. attempt te do m««tlm ask yon to beliove-if you think me worthy of a continuance of you; eonfldenoe-that I shaU always endeavor.to the utmost'of m, amhty,, to assist in the material develop, meat of New Zealand generally, and espeoiaUythat'of Wairarapa, oa 6 rf most promising country districts of the Colony, I remain, Yours faithfully

TO THE ELECTORS of WAIRARAPA In complianqa with the wish exlion at the forthcoming elogtion, J fy]\ tako an early opportunity of (noting yea is. different parts of the district, v\i expWiios ■ my politiwl yjews,; Yours tmly, A.W.BBNALL

TO THE ELECTOB6 or WAIHARAPA SOUTH. [JSNTLEMEN.a candidate to represent yon in the new Parliament. wia««i «j«v!„_ 1....1.. i._. ... I may state that in my opinioa the time baa arrived whoa all classes of settlers should be represented. Hitherto the email holders of property have not hid their share ef r* presentation. In my long and intimate acquaintance with the working of the laws nndor which we live, it has caused me oftei tO ff.el that Bnp.ll a «*n*J> nl tliin/Mi annht ./.t to exist., It is really no m onr bnrklßg this question; all feel that a change is neMßßary. The large holders already have their representative, and we are entitled to ours, . Although not altogether In favor of many our finances, I shall be prepared to give thfl Hnll nJni.;.l«i: !-J J-i . r —«... rt^, a reserving to. myself the right to vote to the people and the advancement of th 9 With oxterided poweis, I believe th* County Councils, in eonjuuetion wift ouX, Highway Boardß, are capable of:B,«ob. \ good work, being firmly of opinioa-tt**> Cpunoil comprised of our fellow<aeltte^a local affairs than a Government offlolal [located at Wellington. '''' '"" The generous amount of supportjpromisod to me wherever' ,1 havo made my view! known has encouraged me to ask for W honor of representing yotf.- ,1 own to no personal feeling in/the contest, but simply an honorable ambition to serve my fellow, settlers. I hope to meet you at the various towaa throughout South Wairßrapa, and will then moro fully explain my political oreed, lours faithfully, ,•■" ,',' , ,'.i;. BURTOKBOYI