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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 937, 29 November 1881, Page 3

; TOmJILDEES, mHE Education Board of "Wellington in- . "vitti tendon until noon of Tucstlay, the 29th fast.,-for the oreotion of a teacher's residence at Opaki; aohoolhouses at Tanern, Whiteman's Valley, and'Wallaceville; additions and alterations to the Taita School, and also for school furniture. flans and specifications at my office, and for Opaki cottago andTauoru School, at the office of the Waiiurapa Daily, Masterton; for Wliiteman's Valley School, at Mr Haybittle's Store, Upper flutt; and for the Wallaceville Soliool, at the prosent school' house, Wallaeeville. THOS. TUENBULL, 931 Architect to the Board. 7ILL be received by the undersigned VV _ up to WEDNESDAY, 30th NOVEMBER lust., for splitting posts and erecting 41 chains of wire fencing. For further particulars apply to A. B. BUNNY, 932 Masterton. MASTEBTON-OPAKI RACE MEETING, Dec, 7 and 8. mHE following will be the Scale of Charges at the Race Meeting each flay:— The Gates—Eveiy adult, 2s; children half-price ; all Vehicles Free. Saddling Paddock, ss, Eace Cards, Is each. Stand for Horses in Yards, Is each; Feels, 2a each. Members of Club, Jockeys, Owners, &c, are requested to procure tickets from the Secretary, otherwise they will be made pay at the gates. J. lORNS, 936 Hon. Se'o. and Treas. TO MR, M, CASELBEEG. niß,—We, the undersigned, Burgesses of 1 the Borough of Masterton. invite you to como foiward as a Candidate for the Mayoralty, believing that your business experience and your well-known ability and honesty of purpose will enable you to discharge the duties of the offico to the satisfaction of the ratepayers:— • 0. A, Vallanco W. H. Hosking David Pickering A, E. S. Cavr Geo. Fannin Joseph Williams ■ Thomas Dixon John Driimmond 0. F. Gawith George CoW Alez. Yule, jun David Dixon W. M, Easthopo Edwin Meredith F. W, Green H, Wilsono Jame? M.icara F. Gray A. E. Buuny T. G. Mason Fred. Chapman C. J. Frceth W. I'. Felliughara Tims. E. Pric* Walter liapp Georgn Watson , Janus Brown Ernest B, Hare Hans Peterson 0, WinteriDgham T. B. Michell Thos. Hall Neil and Cookery Win. Parkes C. P. Skipper J, Bnlpitt Fred. H Sutton D. W. Mcintosh E. li, Foster J. Harris W. Hill George Young Bhodes Donald John Montgomery D. Foster T.Wagg Hans Hansen Richard Jones James Clavaon W, F. Roydhouse Thos. H. Murray J. Gattsoha F, G, Moore Ohas. Holdaway ' W.lorns W.H. Dowry C. E. Breraner G. S. W. Dalrymplo B. P. Smith George Grimshaw W. Keeater E, Jones E. McEwan George Allan P. 11. Cninchen Thomas Parsons F. 15 Chalmers Donald McLachlan W. Francis E, J, Marloy A. A. Elkins Ghas. E. Daniell James Wrigley John Crimp Jamos Thompson Edwin Quick A. Bradford P, Bright J. Gardner Wra. Sellar G. Smitli Win, GallonE, M. Uallovwy _ To Messrs 0, A, Vallance, David Picker ing, _W. H, Hosking, George Fannin, J, Williams, and the other Gentlemen signing the requisition:-

GENTLEMEN.-Tn answer to the vety large requisition yon have presented me with I feel extremely pleased with the honor you have done me and confidence you havo displayed in me, especially as it was unsought for and unexpected on my part. As the requisition represents so very large and influential a section of the Burgesses of Masterton I have much pleasure in acceding to it, and if elected I promiso to do my duty to the beat of my ability without fear or favor, and to work in unison with the Councillors for the good of the whole Borough and to conduct the deliberations of the Council with propriety. My personal views are well known to a large number of the requitionists.butnow state for the information of other ratepayers that they arc empihticaliy pßOGtiEfwvE and at the same timo jjibk from recklessness. It will be my aim to assist in fostering such measures as will promote the substantial Welfare and advancement of the Borough so as to enable it to attain the position its natural advantages warrants. At the same time I will consider it my duty to counsel the ratepayers against unmatured schemes for reckless borrowing and expenditure, and will use my best endeavors to protect the Burgesses from being weighted down with excessive and burdensome rates, In conclusion. I wish to explain my reasons for not having taken part in local matters ere this, are that although having large interests_ in the Borough, I have not till now had leisure time at my disposal, and partly from not wishing to push myself forward to the exclusion of other gontlcmen who had prior claims on the suffrages of the Burgesses.—l an>, &a., M. CASELBERG. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON SECTION. A" HEW TIME TABLE comes into force XL on and after the 21st NOVEMBERaffecting the through train service as under: Wellington Featherstou Greytovrn Carterton Masterton a.m, p.m. .. dop. 7.20 430 .. dop. 1045 7.55 .. dop. 10.50 8.0 ... dep. 11.40 8.45 .. nrr. 12.10 9.15 Masterton ~ .. dep. 7.30 2,30 Carterton ~ ~ dep. 8,0 3.0 Groytown .. .. dop. »8.20 8.20 Featherston .. .. dep. 8.50 3.50 Wellington .. ~ arr. 12.20 7,20 For Saturday extrajand Wellington Local Train service see Timo Table Posters, 'Does not run on Saturday, passengors* for the South proceed to Woodside or Feathers ton by 7,40 extra train. J, P. MAXWELL, Genoral Manager, HOARDING AND DA* SCHOOL CoLK-SIBEET, MaSTBBTON. Principal; Miss BEST. A thoroughly sound English Education forms the basis of the instruction given, and, in addition, the following subjects are taught —" . French, German, Italian, Latin, Alge Domestio arrangements are liberal and home-like, Terms moderate. Prospectuses forwarded on application, The third term, of 1881' began on FRIDAY, 16th Sapfe , ■■: ■-..■ ■".,■-, . Evening Qlm foiPrenoW' ■■: . 36}