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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2707, 22 September 1887, Page 3

■ : ■ ■' v> in*< w ., TST". ANTED KNOWN7—Xf!v•: * YV limcnta for situftti i) 3iu tlu oolum' not'ex dinsj'-lC votds ON'-' HILLING fiwj inseitioi), SIXPENCE each subsequent inanrtidn X\JANTED,— Anglers:.t» 'fiend ■ VV - Orders to W. ; MoWILLIAM, Christchurch, for all Angling Requisite?. Selected Stock in the Colony,. Goods carefully'packed. /•. ■ .< ' ■ ■ S7OG W ANTED,>Work by. the Day, Gardening and Useful-' . ,Re toucea.'T. P., tbis'offibo.' " ti< 1 \X7"ANTEfi % SELL,—Sitthiei of Vy ''%9. fwnl p'ufe-bred AYLi'ijBURY DUCKS, 3a per sitting. : Apply Daily Office, - 2(ifiy "W AK I ED KSO WK.~Tlmt LETO. ■V V ABY BROS., Umbrella nmkcrc, have removed into No 9,. gunners Strait Wellington, also at Dunedin, Invcro:u--gill, and.Oamaru. UMBRELLAS made, re-covered, and repaired, cheaper than any other houao in Wellington. All kinds of China and Glass neatly repaired. Cutlory ground and set, Workmanship' Guaranteed, No '9, Manners Street, Wellington. , 2090 TITANTEi)' KNUWN.' col.ihw& W LABoa. House, asd Estate Agency Exchange Offices, Manners Street (opposite 'Royal Oak Hotel.) Messrs HOWARD &■ WRIGHT, having started business in as'LaborJ ,Houae, and EstatoApents, '-beg to intimate to tho residents jii. the'/ Wairarapa that those employers requiring pood farjn and Ration handßj can be supplied with despatch.. No Servants are registered in out; books, .but those having good references; 'Wo daily havo new names ontored,. being a ftuaranteu for a good and careful selection Those who may favor us with their patronage,can rely upon our best experionco being brought to bear upon eachservaut sort. m- • ■ . ■ 1 ; i. WANTED KNOWN,-That WILLIAMS & BARKER liaviiu' been appointed Sole Agents in this district have on sale Wilson's Auckland Hydraulic Limo aud' Portland Cement. Also Hudson's Eartheriwftio Pipes and Pottery, Fire Clay, Tiles, and. every description of Sanitary- Goods". Address "WILLIAMS & BARKER,'Builders and Contractors, Maatertoo, "... - 2090

AM'Jil) ltNOWtt, - That the undoraigned doliveva firewood and Gravel to any part of the Borough at the cheapest rates. Ofdera to be left It Messrs Townaeud arid Opwpers, saddlers, Queen-etreflt. H,Westbrook, general carter. Chapel-street, MaaterW • ¥AmDOOTOf.--Vi3itor Bfrom 8 from the country and tjie general publio are informed that Lunch can ba obtained at Pelliug'B to 2p.m., for Is, Porry's clock, Queen . afreet, Maatprton; . . ••'•fr"-- ;2527 WASfM»A,-Thatoh"tli6 Wrong side of Cuba-at, is the .Cheapest House for Dressmaking, Styles Fit and Work guomifeed. 5. Stone Draper, &c. 21 Luke aid Son'B have on hand Orna mental Ceatingsof Brackets, Frieze Works &c. ; for house and shop verandahs, balconies, &c,, also, a large.Btock of their ltongos, at reduced prices. . Also 2nd prize recent Exhibition, B,horse power engino for sale cheap. Inspection invited. Address—To Aro Foundry; Wellington, S. Luke and Son*. ; ... 2317 ANTED' KNOWS, - That ,)" Noilson atill turns out Buggies', Brakes, Trans,"Carts of all descripfcionn .iiX .. lowest traae prices. Workmanship guaranteed. Factory, Claroville. Jlns tcrton Agents, Messrs Jas. Brown & (Jo., Auctioneers, etc. •'•2-151 WANTED KJNOWN.—W\ Kibbk ■ whito, Star Hotel, Queen-street, Mastcrton, hassparedno exp6naeto inako his Well-known house more than-worthy ' the name it previously earned; It 1m been thoroughly renovated and enlarged, and can now be claimed as one of the best managed and most comforatblo hostelrics in the Wairarapa. Wines and Spirits of the best' brands only kept. Special attention is paid to tho Cuisine. Private suites of apartments. Good Stabline, 2350 N-TEb KNOWN—Hobort Donald will deliver all classes of sawn timber at lowest ourront prices. Liberal allowance to builders. ■ 2377 MASTBRTON ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. HAYING announced my candidature at the apptpaching election I have the pleasure to aubmitfo'jr your consideration the political platform which, if returned, will command riiy earnest support;— -li-" 1. Encouragement to Colonial Indus-

tries bo that labor and o&pital within the Colony may bo fully: 'ind prosperously employed, and labor and' Capital from without attracted to the Oojgny,. 2. The substitution of lftnd tax, from which 'afea3 will be exempted,. for tie , preterit property tax in order that land monopoly may bo rendered unprofitable, afl&tfo. improvernont of proparfyoiwourflged,'' 3. The maintenance, ia 'a state, of thorough efSoiency, of thepr&#nt system of primary education. 4. ThU oohtinuince of. this existing liberal' land laws, and the expansion of; tJiq special and village settlement systems. 5. The Btoppage as, far aa practicable and judicious, of the system of borrowing. • 6. Abolition of fclw Upper House. 7. Decentralisation; the restoration of the proper funetiona of local Government so that logrolling in the' Legislature may disappear, and the- dutico of tho Publio Works Department may be distributed among the settlers and localities' concerned, 8. A Bystom of vigorous retrenchment under which ornate but useless braiiclie.'i of the civil sorvicd will Tebeivu skilful attention and state pensions shall gradually eeaoe. ,' ' 1 shall hiPfl much pleasure in cnteriitr; more fully into details at the vari»iv; public meeting which it is ray intention to address. • I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, -' • A. W, HOGG. Maaterloa, July tHh, 1867. ' 204 BLANKETS. BLANKETS, BLAMETS. Housewives.— Are you aware of this fact r That the Blankets by .tho AVellingtoh Woollen Company at Petonearo.npt only tho Best, but the Cheapest Blankets in tho Colonvi Every whoiißalo house in the Colony knowß this. Don't let your.drapers induce you to buy imported shoddy,' whon you can get tho Real Am Wool Peioxe Blanket,