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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2706, 21 September 1887, Page 3

.ANTED KNOWN.-Adv-v' IT 7 nmonts for situati ns m th: colum not oy dins; 1G words ON.-. HILLING .firaj insertion, SIXPENCE each subsequent insertion ANTED.-Anglors to send tlni: yV Orders to W. McWILLJAM, Christchurch, for all Angling Requisites. The largest, and best selected stock in the Colony. Goods carefully packed. . 2703 [TANTED,-Work by the .Day, I IT Gardening and Useful- Re ferences, T. P., this office. ' 2701 WANTED TO SELL:-Sit!iWof Eggs from pure-bred AYLESBURY DUCKS, 3s per sitting. Apply Daily Office. ' a on • i ftTAKTBD KNOWN.-That LETHVV" ABY BROS,, Umbrella makers, have removed into No 9, Manners Street Wellington, nlso at Dunedin, Invcrcargill, and Oamaru. UMBRELLAS made, re-covered, and repaired, cheaper than any other, house in Wellington. All kinds of China and Glass neatly repaired. Cutlery ground and set. Workmanship Guaranteed. No 9, Manners Street. Wellington. ■"-■*■■ ' 2000 WAITED MOWN. - OotoNLM, Laboh, House, and Estate Agency Exchange Offices, Manners Street (opposite. .Royal Oak Hotel.) .Messrs HOWARD & WRIGHT, having started business hrWellington, as Lnboi" House, and Estate Agents, beg to intimate to the residents in the Wairarapa that those employers requiring sraod •servants or farm and station hands, can be supplied with despatch. No Servants are registered in our books, but those having good references. We daily have new names entered, being a guarantee for a good and careful solection Those who'may favor us with their patronas/e, can rely upon our best experience being brought to bear upon each servant sent. 2690 . .-., ../ANTED KNOWN.-That WILVV LIAMS & BARKER bavin* been appointed Sole Agents in this dis" tnct have on sale Wilson's Auckland Hydraulic Lime and Portland Cement. Also Hudson's Earthenware Pipes and Pottery, Fire Clay, Tiles, and every description nf Sanitary Goods. Address, WILLIAMS & BARKER, Builders'and Contractors, Masterton. 2G90 WAJN'I'JBD. KNOWN. - TliaTHulundersigned delivers firewood and Gravel to any part of the BoVough at tho cheapest rates. Orders to be left ut Messrs Townsond and Cowpers, saddlers, Queen-street. H. Wcstbrook, general carter, Cbapel-street, Masterton. JANTED KNOWN.-Visitors from ?? the country and the general publio aro informed that. Lunch, can ba obtained at Pelling's from 12.30 to 2 p.m., for Is, Perry's block," Queen street'

WANTED MOWN. -That on "the Wrong side of Cuba-sfc, is tho Cheapest Houso for Dressmaking. Style 3 Fit and Work guaranteed. H, Stone Drapor, &o. .21 Wtiaiau IVllUVViK,—xnat S. IfflKC and Son's havo on hand Oriia mental Caatingsof Brackets, Frieze Works <k, for house and shop verandahs, balconies, &c, also, a large stock of their llanges, at reduced prices. Also 2nd prize recent Exhibition, 8 horse powar engine for sale cheap. Inspection invited. Address-To Aro Foundry, Wellington, S. Luke and Sons, 2317

U ANTED KNOWN, - That J yV Neilson still turns out. Buggic3, Brakes, Traps, Carta of all descriptions at lowest trade priocs. Workmanship guaranteed. Factory, Clarevillo. Mis torton Agents, Messrs Jas. Brown & Co., Auctioneers, etc. 240 l WANTED KNOWN.-W. Kibble" white, Star Hotel, Queen-street, Masterton, has spared no expense to majio his well-known house more than worthy the name it previously earned. It liss boon thoroughly renovated and enlarged, and can now be claimed as one of the best managed and most comforatblc hostelries in tho Wairarapa. Wines and Spirits of tho besl brands only kept. Special attention is paid to the Cuisine. Private suites of; apartments, Good "''"'no. . 2350 RANTED KNOWN-Eobert Donald .V V will deliver all classes of sawn timber at lowest current prices. Liberal allowance to builders. 2377 masterton election. tothee"lectoes, HAVING announced my 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 the Colony may bo fully and prosperously employed, 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 tlio present property; tax in order that land monopoly may borendered unprofitable, and the improve-: mout of property encouraged. 3. The maintenance, in a state of' thorough efficiency,: of the present system of primary education. '_ it The continuance of the existing liberal land laws, and tho expansion of the spocial and village settlement systems.' - 5. The stoppage as' far as practicable' and judicious, of the system "of borrow-. ing. b\ Abolition of the Upper House. i 1. Decentralisation ;. the restoration of* the proper functions of local Government: bo that logrolling in the Legislature may disappear, and the duties of the'

Public Works Department may be distributed among the settlers and,localities ■ concerned. 8. A system of vigorous retrenchment under which ornate but useless branches of the civil service will receive skilful' attention and state pensions shall griwht- • ally cease. I shall have much pleesuro in ■entering more fully into details'at the various public meetings which it is my intention to address. ' ' lam, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, . ■. :■ : A. W, HOGG. •Masterton, July 9th, 1887. £o4': BUKKETS. BLANKER. BLANKETS. •■'■".' HOUSEWIVES-Are-you aware of this fact: That the Blankets mado by. the Wellington Woollen Company at •Petone are hot. only tho i>Esr,, but the Cheapest Blankets in the Colonv. Every who,2 sale liouse in the Colony knows this. Don't let your drapers induce you to buy imported shoddy, when you can get the Real All i Wooi, Petonb Blanket,