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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 938, 30 November 1881, Page 3

THE REV'F. B. SEABORN will givo Popular Readings in tli'o Clmrch of England Sunday Schoolroom mi THURSDAY EYENING at 8 o'clock. ~ The Rov W. E. Paige will preside. Front scnts 2a, back' Is, childicn hdlf price 93T lifß BUCHANAN invites the Electors of TARATAHI District to moot him at the Clarovillo Schoothouse on THUBSDAY evenins;, Ist December, at 8 p.m. •HHE PUBLIO TRUSTEE, Welli»gtou, 1. will receivo TENDItttS until SATURDAY, Decombei 3rd, from persons dtsirous of leasing lor a term of 14 years, tho farm eonsisisting of 200 acres near Carterton, lately in the occupation of Mr D. D ALGITY, deceased. Tho farm is well fenced, and in a high state of cultivation, and adjoins tho properties of Mcsbis Tancred, Skey, and Dates. For further particulars apply to 1!. 0, HAMEBTON, 935 Publio Trustee, WILL be received by tho undersigned up to WEDNESDAY, .TOni NOVEMBER inst., for splitting posts and erecting 41 chains of wire fencing. For further particulars apply to A, R. BUNNY, 932 Masterton. BOROUGH OF MASTERTON, L 5 p.m. on TUESDAY, 6th December, 1881, for the office of Ovebseer of Works for the Borough of Masterton. Wages, £2 2s per week. Particulars of the duties can be seen at the Council Chambers. B. BROWN,933 Town Clerk. BOROUGH OF MASTERTON. THE following Candidates havo been duly Nominated for the Office of Mayor for tile Borough of Masterton : BISH, ALFRED CABELBEBG, MRYBIt. The poll will be taken in the Library Boom of the Institute, Masterton, on WEDNESDAY, November 30, 1881, between the hours of 9 a.m. and (i p.m. B, BROWN, Returning Officer, TO MR, M. CASELBERG, SIR,— We. tho undersigned, Burgesses of the Borough of Masterton, invite you to come foiward as a Candidate for the Mayoralty, believing that your biisinc-s experience and your well-known ability and honesty of purposo will enable you to discharge the duties of the office to the satisfaction of the ratepayers :- 0. A. Vallance W. If Hosting David Pickering A. E. S. Carr Geo. Fannin Thomas Dixon C. F. Gawitli Alois. Yule, jun W. M. Easllwiie F. W. Green Jamo< Macaw A. B. Bunuy Fred. Chapman Joseph Williams John Driimmond George Coker David Dixon Edwin Meredith 1!. Wilsone T. G. Mason C. J. Fra-th \V. P. Ftdliugham Ttioi E. Prici Walter Rapp Ueotgu Watson James Brown Ernest B. Haro Hans Peterson C, Winteringham T.B. Miehell Thos. flail Weil and Cockery Win. Paries O. P. Skipper J. linlpitt Fred. H Sutton D. W. Mcintosh K. B. Foster J, Harris W. Hill Ceorge Young Rhodes Donald John Montgomery D. Foster T. Wagg Hans Hansen Eiohard Jones James Clavson VV. F. Roydhouso Thos. 11. Murray J. Gattscha F. G, Mooro Chas, Holdaway W. loins W. H, Bowry C. E, Brunncr G. S. W. Dalrymple B. 1\ Smith George Grimshaw W. Keester E. Jones E. McEwnn George Allan R. H. Cninohen Thomas Parsons F. B. Chalmers Donald MoLacMan W. Francis E, J. Marlay A, A. Elkins Chas. E. Di'ii.Wi James Wrigley John Ci imp James Thompson Edwin Quick A. Bradford F. Bright J, Gardner Wm. Sellar G. Smith Wm,Cullen E. M. Ualloway To Messrs 0. A, Vallance, David Picker ing, W. H, Hosking, George Fannin, J, Williams, and the other Gentlemen Bigning the requisition:—

GENTLEMEN.-In answer to the very large requisition you have presented me with I feel extremely pleased with the honor you have (lotto me and confidence you have displayed in me, especially as it was unsought for and unexpected on my part. A? the requisition represents bo very large and influential a section of the Burgesses of Mastorton I have muoh pleasure"-" in acceding to it, and if elected I promise to do my duty to the best 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 tho deliberations of the Council with propriety, My personal views are well known to a large number of the requitiomsls, butnow state for the information of other ratepayers that they arc emphatically progressive and at the same time hike fkom 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 titno I will consider it my duty to counsel the ratepayers against unmatured'schemes for reckless borrowing and expflnditure, and will use my best endeavors to protect the Burgesses from being weighted down with excessivo 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 tho exolusion of other gentlemen who had prior olaims on the suffrages of the Burgesses.—l aw, &0., . M, CABELBEHG. Support Local Industry ! W. P. FELLINGHAM, lILE thanking the public of Master- ' i ton and surrounding neighborhood for the very liberal support accorded to him in tho past, would respectfully inform them that having recently imported Machinery ivhich is now in full working order, ho is his ow» make of better quality than any storekeeper in tho district. I; ; Then why buy boots of Storekeepers? who know nothing of.the trade nor of the quality of tho articles they sell. ■' . ■ W, P. FELLINGHAM keepß to his own line of business, and by his long practical experience arid the aid of machinery he can defy storekeepers to compete with him for [ price or quality. . '. P.S.—Having now a- very large | stock of BOOTS and SHOES of every description, W. P. P. has determined (in order to make room for new goods) to sell the whole for cash, at Prices at which he absolutely Defies Competition. ; Call and Judgefor Yourselves i "'iTTHB' "OENTEAL BAKEHOUSE ; 1 i; : LOpposite Couaoil Chambers, ,'••.' [ i' v..\' , Queen BT,.MABTEiiTOHi wv/ > IIoOTS and SHOES of every description , (pegged, sewn, or riyetted) made to order oh the shortest noticed '•• Repam'Neatly Executtdi