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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2648, 15 July 1887, Page 3

Jns. Brown & Co . SATUEDAY, JTJLYI6in, ; -■ . .At2o'clooki ':*:■■ .:;;:. Sale of General Merchahdiao (to '■" close consignments) Furnituro, Clothing, Ironmongery, &c. AS/BROiYN i CO. will aell as above—;-'^''v.,,/,'- - ";;'-': New and. Second-hand ■ Furniture; . Men's;, Youth's! find Boys?"dot'h-i ing, Ladies' Ulßtersf a special . ; ; •' line-of*. Dreos' Serge,' Crockery . and Glassware, a lot of ■ Salvage ; ' Ironmongery, Produce and Sua' dries.i' ; .'■", : .;' : ."i , j' i: .. . '•' 3,000 Dsyarf.B.ox' '"'■;■ _, 0 doz Gdoseberies ."' - , ,■• '3 doz Grape.Vinos ; ' ■• ■ '.•'.■• ••• • Raspbeiry.Caries, Flowering ■ shrubs ' Evergreens, and 40 Pot Plants' "" 10 sides of Bacon and Hams , 20 Prime Cheeses. 2G4G TO THE ELECTORS OF Wil-:' RARAPA NORTH. " "- A!a the present Parliament will soon cease to exist, 1 have the honor to again oiler myself as your representative, 1 shall hope to be able to meet you shortly at the various centres of the "district. 1 am, gentlemou, Your obedient servant. 2018 GEORGE BEETHAM, TO THE ELECTORS. KNTLBMEN.-I bog to inform you that it is my intention to contest tho representation of .WOODVILLE at the approaching gmieral election, and that I shall tako an early opportunity of addressing the electors in tho various cento of the district. I am, Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, 2615 W. W. McCARDLE.

SOUTH WAIIUKAPA. I SHALL be glad to meet you as under.OddfelloW Hall, -Feathorston, on WEDNESDAY, loth July Schoolroom, Martinboro', onTHURSFurther uieotinga will be advertised at 1 am, gentlemen, Yours Faithfully, W.C.BUCHANAN. Carterton, Juno 8,1887

MASTERTON ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS, AVING announced ray candidature at the approaching election I have the pleasure to submit for your consideration the political platform which, if returned, will command my earnest support:— 1. Encouragement to Colonial Industries so that labor and capital within tho Colony may be fully and prosperously employed, aud labor and Capital from without attracted to the Colony. 2. The substitution of a progressive laud tax, from which moderate areas will be exompted,. for tho present proporty tax in order that land monopoly maybe rondored unprofitable, and the improvement of property encouraged. 3. The maintenance, in a state of thorough efficiency, of the present system of primary education. i. Tho continuance of the oxisting liberal land laws, and the expansion of tho special and village settlement systems. 5, The stoppage its far as practicable and judicious, of the system of borrowing. I). Abolition of the Upper House. 7. Decentralisation ; the restoration of the proper functions of local Government 60 ■ that logrolling in the Legislature may disappear, and the duties nf the Public Works Department may be distributed among the settlers and localities concerned, 8. A system of vigorous retrenchment under \vh eh ornate but useless branches of the civil service will receive- skilful attention aud state pensions shall gradually cease. I shall have much pleasure in entering moro fully into details at the various public meetings which it is my intention to address. 1 am, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, A. W, HOGG. Maaterton, Jdly 9th, 1887. • 2043 i'ENDERSON litis just reL ceived a new supply of WATCHES, ROTHERHAMS, WALTHAMS, AND MA'iHEYS, and every description of JBWELLET. SPECTACLES to suit all sights. All work done at the lowest trade pmobb. A,HENDERSON, , Queen-street Mastehton,