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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2146, 16 November 1885, Page 3

Paris Has just lost an aged citizen who drank ton bottles of win? ovory day. of his life for the last twenty-two years, . but a score or more of men are trying to work up to take his placo. HerrOppenhoimer, of Hanovor, is said to bo tho greatest breeder of horses in Europe. • He generally has, on an itverago, GOO horses in his stables, and the color favored is invariably chesnut or bay. Tho municipal libraries of Paris numbor forty-two, and it is reported that the total number of books read or consulted during tho past year was nearly 700,000, of which no less than 400,000 were novels. " Will you have some more bread, Willie?" said a Kankakee mother to her hopeful yesterday. "No." "What do say?" "No." "Nowhat?" "Nomore bread, do you take mo for a bakery?" TO M. OASELBERG Esq., MAYOR, 'E, the undersigned burgesses of the Borough of Masterton, request that you will allow yourself to be again nominatedjas Mayor. We do so, \deeming it will bo conducive to the interests of the Burgesses generally to RAtvoW services in this important office unrarthe completion of the gas works which liavo been inaugurated during your mayoralty. Jas Sinclair Edwin Feist D. E. Toohill S. Kingdon A. W. Cavo v Vm, Cullen Edwin Meredith James Wrigley Charles Roys John Montgomery T. Parrott Lett Geo. Fannin Edward Jones F. G. Moore J. J. Freetli Jos. Bennett Thos, Parsons Jem Jorgonsen Jas. Thompson E. B. Hare F, B. Chalmers W. H. Hosking Henry H. Smith J. G. Hogg J. B. Keith F. Gray Thos. C. D'Arev W. B. Buick O. A. Christiansen Jolm Raynor John Harding Thos. H. Wrigley R. H. Fogden J. Ewin«toii James Harvey jun. J. Bertelsen Arthur J, Rinvson F, W, Ohardon Thomas Jago M. Hoar Donald McKenzie Win. Duncan jun Kichd, Jones D. McKillop S. Edward Gapper Geo. Duncan A. W. Hog? Joseph J. Smith W. H. Westin Jas. Brown J. W. Lang Thos. & Price J. Williams H. Peterson Geo. T. Farmer F. D. Felling Geo. Dixon Joseph Dixon • Jno. Graham H. E. Eton H. Broom Geo, C. Sjige G. H. Shute James Elliott Alex McGlashan A. Cleghorn J. Harris G. Russell Wm M, Easthope Richd. J. Fitton Joseph Pay ton J. & C, Herbert Wm.' McKenzie .Arthur R. Bunny Robt, J. Harcombc Wm Whitt . R. M..Galloway. C. Donaldson . Paul Voigt William Neill Wm. Bell L. W, Nicholson Frederic W. Temple Edward Dixon Jas. Muir S. H. Wickerson R. H. Scott F. O'Connor D. S. Papworth T. P. Thompson M. Williams W. Sellar R. Wilsone James Ross P. Wagg Thos, G. Mason W, Keester.

To Messrs George Fannin, E. Jones, F. G. Moore, J. 0, Herbert, Jus. Sinclair, E. Feist, and ike other Burgesses who hate signed the above requisition, QENTLEMEN, In answer to your requisition to be nominated as Mayor for a second term of office, I may state that it was not my intention to have come forward, holding the view, that the office should be filled successively by Burgesses having the confidence of their fellow ratepayers, especially those who have given their services to tlio Borough as Councillors, But as so very large a number ofrny fellow-Burgesses and (as 1 have been plven to. understand) the whole of the Oounoillors have signified their wish that I should again fill the office of Mayor, I consider it my duty to comply with the requisition. Feeling gratified that my actions <is Mayor during my term of office have met with your approval, and that 1 have merited a continuance of your confidence, if I have the honor of being again elected/ I can only state that I will endeavor as hitherto to do my duty to the best of my ability, bo as to aid in promoting the welfare and progress of the whole of the Borough, and to work with your Councillors in the same courteous and amicable manner as in my previous twin of office, and I will assist your Council to successfully complete the large works, inaugurated "during my term of office viz. the Gas Works, and also any other works that may be conducive to the health and prosperity of the Borough. 1 intend to invite the Burgesses to a public meeting shortly, when 1 will fully give an account of my stewardship, and discuss the future requirements of the Borough viz a more efficient means of extinguishing fires, and a water supply. • \ 1 am gentlemen,. Your Obedient Servant, 2146 M. CASELBERG. WAIRARAPA east 'county, JKSSfe OF APPLICATION TO RE- ' MGYE A LICENSE TO OTHER PREMISES. T DAYID CREWE, of Pahiatua, being Xj the holder of a Publican's License in respect of the house and premises situate at Pahiatua, do hereby give that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Eketahuna, cn the sth day of December, 1885, apply for the removal of the License for the aforesaid house and premises to a house, to be removed to Section numbered 28 o| Block Vlll,, Maiigahao, within the |jipenßing Distriot aforesaid/ Dated the 18th day of November, 1885, 2146 • D. CREWE. , K . ; _u_ NOTICE. BOTlf FIREBELLS will RING at 6,30,..T0-NIGHT. W.T. PEACOCK,' 2146 Captain M.V.F.B,