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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2683, 25 August 1887, Page 3

J u*. JJjrown Jk. Co. AUCTION SAWS.. . SATURDAY, AUGUSTjtfifc''at'&p;m. J AS BROWN & : o,o.,wi]lsell 1 gfiice. ■ stovo, .1 400 gal tek,; : 'l Glyn Cooking Stove, 5 Window Blinds with Springs, from the . • premised lately in the occupatic n ~.'<. of. the Batik of JNeff South .Wall •■' AJad- 1 Superior Haraoniwn by -,. •', .'": ■■> ■..'.; Furniture, Produce",' Rye-Grass /'.'-. ■' Vs'eed,':'S'eiea.'.'.'Pptatoes, bating. !\.;;.;..';,'.:';'Potatoes,' ; .'Bwerit.''- Eating •''' Z ,_■;! Pdtatdcfl* Ofljuaa, • Oats? -Barky, ■■'":'••-£ and Fowl'a Wheat, Poultry. 27$ T '.' /■ •'. ■■■• . ■ '-'i '•, -. • ■' -WEDKESDAMUGUST 31afc; v - ■.:. , At 11 O'clock. ' ■"•"""■ • Extensive- and .Unreserved Sale of the Stock-in-trade; .. Household Furniture, and a Greneral'Btore .keeper. 1 ••'■ .i ' ,■■ >' TAB. BROWMGo, iuptruotod hy'M (J W. BELL, Draper • aiid Grocor of Eketahuna, wlio-is reM'inj;'froiH business,: will hold au unreserved and absolute Bile of Hie whole of his oxtoiiaiVo. stock ou the premises, as above, comprising '.— ■■ DRESS GQODS, Ulstors, ■ Flanneln, ■Blanketu, Ticking,Ualicooß, Sheeting, Counterpanes, Prints, Cretonnes, Tabling,; Towels,- Undershirtd, Millinery, Ribbons'. Umbrellas,' Wool''Shawls, ifotins, Laoes.. MENS YOUTHS AND BUYS CLOTHING, Underflannols. Paiil's, Hosiery, Whito Crimean and . Undershirts, Portmanteaus, Hats and Hosiery. GROCERIES - Tea, Coffee, Sugar, -Pickles, Oils, Syrups, Ac., also.1" shop cabinet of H, drawers,'and one of 10 drawers. , . \, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 2' Single and cldubjo ivbii bedsteads,-Mattresses,' .; ;Sciitch Chest Tables, Wash Stands, Horsehair Couch'and Chairs,.': Coinmodn, Tables, Chairs', Kitchen.Furniture, Cook'llig Uibhsils,' Venetian Blinds, Carpets, Rugs, linoleums. Mats, 10 gallon boiler,. Shop Steps and Stands, Umbrella Stands, Lamps, Scales and Weights, &c, Piano ; by. Ressner. •• •'• ' ■.'■' The Sale will be continued on,the following days, commencing at iFuSSWi until the whole Stock is. disppaed of. _-., . ,TO THE ELECTORS. n l%to itikm you' that, it is my'- intention to content Hie representation of WOODVILLE at, the approacliTfig gmjural ulectioiij and that I 'shall take an early opportunity o'faddrosßing: tho.electore in the various centres of fcuVdisfoict!;';''-'" •'/■ ' ''y-.Zz' ; ...'.'; ''< I ami Gentlemen,- '■' ::Z ■.;■;! ;,< :;■'" Your Obedient Sel'Vaiut;'-.';-- .... 2015' • .W: W.McCARDLE,:

MASTEKTOtf ; ELECTION, i '.;' "JAVISO announced my candidature atitUe approaching election I have the pleasure to submit for your considora|ion the political platform, whioh,- if refumed, will command my" earnest support:--'- :. i 1:; .:■' '■,::■■..:' l! : Encouragement to Colonial Industries Bothatlivboiv'imd'Cttpitiil.wifiimthe , Colony inay lio.fully•Hn(l.:jiroßperoußly tmiplpyod'.-'nitd labor and •.Capital 1 from without tho.Colony. 2. The- substitution r>f • a progressive. • land tax',' from thich moderate, areas frill be exempted, fur. the .present.prop'orty tax in order that land monopoly, way-bo : rendered unprofitable, and,the improve-, mont of property encouraged.; ■ . '■/.' 3. The maintenance,' in a 'state'of thorough efficiency,'of the present system- ■■' of primary education. 4.- The continuance .of tho liberal land laws, and' the expansion.of.: the special and village sottlomunt systems,.! : 5,- The ntoppago as far as practicable', and judicious, of the .system of borrowing' " • ,' n 6. Abolition of tho Upper House.'. 7. Decentralisation ; the restoration of 'the proper functions of local Government so that' log.rolling in 'tho Legislature may disappear,. and the duties, of the Public Works. Department,may, bo distributed .among the' Bet'tlors'ti'nd v -16'calitiefl [ concerned. '•*y""'v'" •••• •• .■■•-, :r- •--. ■ I' 'B. A ayatola r pf viguroyK. rotrencjiment under winch ornate but useless branches of the civil service will receive skilful attention aud stiito pensions shall graduallyceaso. ';' 1 I shall have in lich pleasure in entering moro' fully into details at the various' piiblic.meetings which it is my r intentioa' to address. ■.. . ' ■... . '. ~ . 1 am, Gentlemen-,.- ~ Your obedient Sc'uyaufc, .. • '-i • A. w:;iioGG. J ,MkertopV;july-pth,/1887;V''": .'2l)' ••>" ■■■•■ ■ «»?«? '-' : ■■*-■ ■.-•■ •#»'>:<■ .-.. \:..- ; ' wAißAiiApi a cowty; ' Ll' '"intention of tho ing to be held .on TUESDAY, 4ho 13th September,'lßß7, to confirm-a icsolutidri.' passed itt a" special meeting of' ! the-'said' Council on the 9th inst., enacting by-lavre for the regulation and management of slaughterhouses. .. ■ >'■ :'• ,'.- Tho proposed by-law is to como into operation on the 14th September,; 1887, and a copy thereof, may; bo booh during office hours at the Council ChamberD, Mastorton. . ' - ' . ' /F..G I; MOOItE, '*''' County Clerk." -Außust 12th, 1887-.; ';'•." ; 2071 MASTEBTOS*il DWARDDIXON begs to inform ) • his Friends and the Public' generally thatlio has in stock SINGLE AN-Q DOUBLE BUGGIES, &c ,anjl invites inspeeaou. of the. samd-; which fo> price, Btyle, and finish, cartiiot be' procured elsewhere,in. the Colony, (0M& AND SBE fur yourself if the vehicle you; desiro is not' in 6tuck you '.(&& sen latest', American designs to choose: from which can'be built to your order, :of<tho best American materials~; grand style by'a;Btaffofpracticalmechan-; ics, Wheelwright • and work done at most reasonaWe 'prices.: 'Pivo percent allowed ori'-air cash: trans-, actions, ■.;.-"->|r.;i ••■■■•••»••' -v. '- fy: - ; .BDw S ABDDI3BONj-^'..'i-v