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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 931, 22 November 1881, Page 3

TOMRM. OASELBEM. SIR,-We, the undersigned, Burgesses < the Borough ot Mnsterton, invito yo to come forward as a Candidate for tli Mayoralty, believing that your busines experience and your well-known ability, an honesty of purnoso will enable you to dii ; charge the duties of the office to the sutii faction of the ratepayers :- G. A. Vallanco W, H. Hosking David Pickering A. E. S. Carr Geo. Fannin Joseph Williams Thomas Dixon John Drummond C. F. Gawitli George Coker Aleu. Yule, jira David Dixon W. M, Easthope Edwin Meredith 1J to n ™ <it.i F. W. Green James Macara A, R. Bunny Fred. Chapman R. Wilsono F. Gray T. G. Mason C. J. Frceth W. P. Fellinghain TllO3. E, Price Walter Rapp Jaines Brown Hans Peterson T. B. Miohell Georgo Watson Ernest B. Haro C, Wintoringham ■IIIOS, flail rleil and Cockery Wm. Parkes C. P. Skipper .T.Bulpitt Fred. H.Sutton E. E. Foster W. Hill Rhodes Donald D, Foster Hans Hansen James Grayson D. W. Mcintosh J. Harris George Youns; John Montgomery T. Wage Richard Jones W. F. Eoydhonso Thos. H. Murray J. Gattsclm F, G. Moore Clias. Hoklaway W. lorns C, E, Bremner E. P. Smith W. Keester E. McEwan R. H. Chinehen F.B. Chalmers W. Francis A. A. Elkins James Wrigley W. H. Bowry 6. S. W, Dalrympl George Griinsnaw E. Jones George Allan Thomas Parsons Donald MoLachlai Chas. E. Daniell Jolin Crimp James Thompson Edwin Quick A. Bradford F. Bright J. Garduer Wm. Sollar G. Smith Win. Cullcn E. 11. Galloway _ To Messrs C. A, Yallance, David Pickei ing, W. H. Hosking. George Fannin, J Williams, and the other Gentlemen signinj the requisition:— GENTLEMEN,-In answer to tho ver large requisition you have presented me with I feel extremely pleased with tho honor yoi have done mo and confidence you hav lisplaycd in me, especially as it was un ■ought for and unexpected on my part. A? the requisition represents so ver urge and influential a section of tli |]urgcsscs of Mastertou I have mud jleasure in acceding to it, ami if electee promise to do my duty to the best of mi bility without fear or favor, and to worl 1 unistin with the Councillors for the gooi f the whole Borough and to conduct tin (liberations of the Council with pro iety. My personal views are well known to ; •ge number of the roquitionists.butnov itc for the infermution of other ratepayer: at they arc emphatically i'iiogiieswe am the same time hike fkom recklessness will be my aim to assist in fostering sncl lasurcs as will promote the substantia Ilfare and advancement of the Borougl as to enable it to attain the position its ;ural advantages warrants. At the saint le I will consider it my duty to counsel 1 ratepayers against unmatured scheme! reckless borrowing and expenditure, and [1 uso my best endeavors to protect tin rgesses from being weighted down with (essive and burdensome rates, 'n conclusion. I wish to oxplnin my sons for not having taken part in local tters ere this, are that although having ;e interests in tho Borough, I have not now had leisure time at my disposal, and tly from rot wishing to push myself ivurd to tho exclusion of other gentlemen 0 had prior claims on the suffrages of the rgesses.—l an*, tfc, XI. CASEf,BERG.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON SECTION. NEW TIME TABLE coined into force l on and after the 21st NUVJiMBERcting (hi! through train service as under: a.m. p.m. llimjton ~ ~ dep, 7.20 4.30 ■therston .. ~ dcp. 10 -15 7.55 iytown .. .. dcp. *K).SO 8.0 totmi dep. 11..10 8.45 iterton .. .. arr , 12,10 9.15 Bterton ~ .. dep, 7,30 2.30 talon .. ~ dep. 8.0 3,0 iytown .. .. dcp, *8,90 3,20 ;therston ~ .. dep. 5.50 3.50 Islington ~ ~ arr. 12.20 7.20 For Saturday ex era and Wellington Local 'ain service see Time Table Posters, *Does not run on Saturday, passongors for 3 South proceed to Woodside or Feathers 11 by 7,40 extra train. 1 J, P. MAXWELL, j General Manager. NEW INDUSTRY AT PLIMMER'S MANURE MANUFAOTOEY, (Cornliill-st, off Manners-st.), )ONE DUST, suitable for agricultural ) • and Horticultural purposes can now obtained. It is specially recommended to rdeners as a cheap, clean and unrivalled inure for greenhouse plants,. Bones pur ised for Cash in any quantity. H. GABY, _• Manager P.S.—All kinds of crushed grain for [orses. Prices at mill

IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC GEORGE~DIXON, AT THE Large Corner Shop, HAS REDUCED all FANCY GOODS TOYS, etc., Twenty-five per cent., in order to make a speedy clearance, to make com W a large consignment of New Goods shortly expected from Hoir.e. Large Variety of Dolls, Shell Goo'ls, Money Boxes, Playing Cards, Musical Instalments, and a thousand other things too numerous to particularise, G, D, would recommend his f U \ 11 public generally e a rien GEE AT BARGAINS they can make at the Larue Corner Siiof MEERSCHAUM. G 8.D., AND BRIAR PIPES In endless variety, at prices never before heard of in the Wairarapa. MEERSCHAUM PIPES REPAIRED in a manner which for workmanship and piice Defies Competition. A large stock of Cameron's and T. C, Williams' TOBACCOS on hand. CIGARS AND CIGARETTES. Cigarette Books. CUT TOBACCOS of all lands. . THE HAIEDRESSING SALOON, By C, Holland, (Hairdresser-in-Chief to the 30th Regiment of Foot, and also to the Christc'mrch .. YnlimteorFoico.) The only real practical hairdressor and shaver in tho town, and not a would-be Tonsorial Artist. HAIR-CUTTING, Gd ; SHAVING, 3d. In fact, goto the Large Corner Shop for everything you want, and savo at least 50 per cent, on your purchases. GEOKGEDIXON, Queen-street Ma'sterton, (Opposite Club Hotel,)