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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2682, 24 August 1887, Page 3

■ J tin. Browu & 00. •: AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 27th, at 2 p.m. AS BROWN & CO.-.will sell aphove V -1 office.; .tank, ;•■'..'' i" ■,Glj , '•;•;■.■.'.. '■filings, with .Springs, frota. the :- :\.';.-- : .< preiijweß' lately in '... .r:\..v6jfrtlisilJani.of AeJR &>0 mpi '.:". ' Superidf Hahn'oniura/ 'by r ;.';V"'l.V.;.A}^ ."""'■". 'Juwiiturcj ItyV'iirara .•> •".'^.•S.e'scl',:.'Seed.'Potatoes;"'Eating- : 'Derwent Eating ■•.-. >■ v'-PGCatoes,. Onipns,- Oats, Barley, . .au4.Fon'lV.Wlieat, Poultry. '.- ;•..'■ '..AT EKETAHUNA. _ ■;■..■ ' ' WEDNESDAY,-AUGUST 31st.-' -■■■■} At 11 O'clock.-,. i and. Unreserved ( of the Stock-in-trade, ...'; .Household Furniture, and • , effects of a General Store keeper./ ■■ ' J "AS. BROWN & Co,'instructed by Mr ;W. BELL, Draper-rind: Grocer of Eketaliuna, who is retiring from business, will hbl'd an absolute sale of tho whole of his extensive stock on tho-premises, as above, comprising :- i - DR'ESS GOODS, Ulsters,., flannels, . Blankets, Tickinp, Calicoes, Sheeting, Counterpanes, Prints, Cretonnes, Tabling,. ; Towels, Undershirts,- Millinery, 'Ribbons. Umbrellaa. Wool, Shawls, Satins, Laces., ' ; ..' '...'. MENS .YOUTHS AND BuYS CLOTHING, Underflannels, P ; aiits,r.Hosiery, •:White'".Crimean and Undershirts, .'Portmanteaus, Hats and Hosiery.GROCERIES- Ton, Coffeo, Sugar, ■Pickles, Oils, Syrups, &c, also i anop cabinet of 14 drawers, and- one. of .40 drawers. . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 2 Single and.diiftbMfon 'bedsteads, Mattresses, •Scotch Chest Drawers, Dressiiig Tables, Wash Stands, Horsehair Couch and Tablea,- Chairs, Kitchen., Furniture, Cooking Utonsils, Carppts,: Rugs, Lin- ' oleums, Mats, 10 gallon boiler, ShopSteps and Stands, Umbrella Stands, . Lamps, Scales and Weights, &c, Piuio' by Rosjner. .-y--:v • • , 'The Sale will bo continued on the "following days' commencing vat-Ml o'clock, until the whole Stock is disposed ofi" ' : . .■'"...TERMS— CASH.'. -■ ; . ';• TO THE ELECTORS.; ~{ENTLEMEN,-I beg to inform youu v • ' - : "' --'■' " that it is iiiy-- intention to contest the re-presentation-of WOODVILLE at the approaching general election,'and that I BhalLtaliban early opportunity of addressing the-electors in the various centres of the district. I am, Gentlemen, k Your Obedient Servant,' 2615. ■ W. W. McCARDLE. MASTERTON ELECTION. .;, ..,' TO.THE ELECTORS, ... . 1 A VINO .announced my 'candidature :at.the approaching election I have the pleasure to subniit for your consideration the political platform which, if returned, will .command ,my earnest -Blipport:—- ■;-. ;'■■ ,1. Encouragement to Colonial Indus- . tries so. that labor and capital within tho Colony ■ may,. bo fully aiid prosperously .emnioyed, and :; -labor and Capital from without attracted- to- the Colony. 2.'-The'substitution of a progressive land tax, from which moderate areas will be exempted,. for tho present property tax in-order that land' monopoly may bo, rendercd-unprufitable, aiid the improve-' inen't.pf property encouraged. 3, Tho maintenance in a state of thorough efficiency, of tho'present system of primary education, "4. The', continuance of tho existing .'liberal-land-laws, and the expansion of the.Bpecial.and village settlemehtsyßtoms, ■ 5; The stoppage as far as practicable and judicious, of the ayßtetii' of borrowi"gv -":'" : ''.-■'■" . ;■;■: :.■.■■-. ~-.■-• •6, Abortion of thoUppor House. ■ 7. Decenttalisatidh ; the restoration of the proper functions of local.Govefriment so that log. rolling ...in tho Legislature may disappear, and vthe duties of the Public Works' Department-; may:.-be distributed among the eottloi-B'ftnd- localities ' concerned. '' "' '' :i 7- ■ : '"' "• - - • ■-.■ 8; A .system of . under which.ornate.but useless branches -pf the civil service will roceii'e' skilful attention and state pensions shall; gradually e'enap..,' ...-.••• ; ••-■'• -I shall ploasure in entering moro fiilly ..-into details., at -the: various public meetings which it is my intention toaddress;- '•-.. ' ' '•' ....-• . ■'.• . .'■,-■■. ;lMj: Gentlemen, , ■;• • . ' Youtobodient Servant, ■";..■■. " : ; ;',' 'sa. w.hogg, ; • Masterteu, Jqly "Otfi, 1887..,: . , 264 - : . 'J' '■■:. & V '" <-- /WAIRARAPA NOHTH COUNTY. OTIOE is horeby;g'i"yon that it is the \ : -XS ■'•. intention' (if tab" Connoil at a meet-1 ing',tobßho'don TUESDAY, the 13th| Septembor,-1887, to confirm a resolution passed at a.special meeting of the said Council on the Oth inst.,enactiugJiy-lawsj for the -regulation ■and,.management' of slaughter houses'," ■'.. '*"," : Tue proposed by-law ia to come into .operation on Hiei4fc.h- September, 1887, .amLa.copy thereof- may' be seen during . offico houtr at ■ the Council Chambers, Masterton. F.'a MOORE, '-'■ '•" ..-••■ County Clerk. ■ August 12th, 1887, . ' , 2671 ;l v M^ST^BTO^oV:. nDWARD. DlXONbegs to inform LI his Friends arid tho PuUic generally that he has in stock SINGLE AND' JDUUHLE BUGGIES,. TRAPS, &o',and .invites inapecvion of the. same, which for price, stylo, and finish, cannot be procured elsewhere in the Colony. (OMh MDMEiot yourself if the vehicle you desire is' übMn stock you can seo latosj American-desigu'B to choose from which' can be. built to your order, of the best .Anieticari .materials,- and.finished in grand.style by a staff of practical mechanics, ■ '; Wheelwright and general Smith' work done at moat■ ;• reasonable.'prices. Five per cent allowed on all cash transactions, EDWARD DIXON, *- HASTPW OOAO.B FAOTOM.