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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4531, 23 September 1893, Page 3

REGISTER I REGISTER! rjpHß Women of Mastodon aro informed that tho Weahpn Schoolroom will bo placed bt their service unMONDA? AFIERNOON, Sept. 26t1), from 2 to 4 o'clock, for the enrolment of names on the Electoral Boll,: • All necessary information' and Regisiralion Forms provided.

EMALE FRANCHISE, REGISTER i m ireD 1 ATE L t FORMS CAN BE OBTAINED GRATIS AT THI3 OFFICE, OR WILL BE FORWARDED PER POST TO ANY REQUIRED ADDRESS. TO THE ELECTORS OF WAIRARAPA! Ladies & oenteeman.-i bog to announcethat in reaponso to numorour requests I tviu a candidate tor the honor of representing you m tbo next Parliament and submit my viewa on tho subjects following: •

Edmtkw-1 approve of freo secular and compulsory primary education, .but I would niter the presont eystom by reducing i the number of Education JJjartls, by placing the inspectors under central control aud ; subject to periodical removal, by making | the pass system more uniform and by ini creasing tho number and value of scholarjships, .Provision should ho made forn I University at Wellington. Taxation—While tho bulk of the revenue ;of tho colony is 60 largely derived from Curtomslduties tho present system of Land and Incomo Tux (including tho graduated aud absentee taxes) press more equitably on those ablo to pay than tho l'roperty Tax did, but for further equalization the Customs duties should be remittedfrom the necessaries ol life, liAkd—The area of land to be held by oue person or firm should be restricted, but I would not support confiscatory legislation as affecting existing holdings, Settlers should choose their own tenure and the State should assist settlement by advances on improvements wheronecessary. Yaluablo forests should lie conserved. ALConok-Tho Liquor traflio should bo subject to direct vote, and tho majority of thoso who pall should deoide. The present laws on this question should be consolidated and amonded 60 that tho trade may he improved in those districts where it is continued. The law should bo moro stringent in requiring that nothing bu puro liquor bo sold, and houses which fail to provide full accommodation should bo discouraged. Labouh—Legislation should be in tho direction of discouraging tho indolent and the malingerers, distributing the unemployed, scouring-for every worker somo leisure for recreation and intellectual pursuits, and equal reward for equal work, whether performed by man or woman, General-Strict economy should bo observed, and all laws should be made while tho legislators are awake and able to attend to their duties. I will shortly address you in the several centres on the above nnd other subjeots and in the I trust the views expressed will warrant you in according me your support. Yours obediently, Geo. A FAIRBEOTHER.

EDUCATION BOARD OF THE WELLINGTON DISTRICT. rjIHE Examination for Scholarships, tenJ able for two years from Ist January, 1891, offered by the Education Board, will bo held simultaneously in the Lecture Hall of tho Education Board Office, Wellington, and in tho Masterlon School, on TUESDAY, 17th, and WEDNESDAY, 181b October, at 10 n.iu. The examination i 6 open to all children under lo years of age on the Ist Ootober nest attending any school established or constituted under the provisions of the Education Act, 1877, and subject to the control and management of the Board. _ The names, ages, and addresses of all intending competitors must be forwarded to me not later than the 11th October.

Tho Sobolarships arc thus appropriated: Ton Scholarships oi £ls annual value, open to all children attending any school in tho City of Wellington or Kilbirnie, Tliree Scholarships of £3O nnmml value, opon to all children attending any school in the Wairarapa District. Two Scholarships of £ls or £3O annual value, open toall children attending any eclioolb in tho County Districts (south of Itimutaka and Kereru to City), according to distance from Wellington. ARTHUR DORSET, Secretary. Education Board, Wellington, 20th September, 18D3. PRELIMINARY BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.

JN TOE COURSE OF A FEff DAYS P. A. EIYE PERRY STREET , MASTERTON, Will open with a NEW-and WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF GROCERIES GLASS AND EARTHENWARE, IRONMONGERY. Em, ETC. FURTHER PRRTIOULARS IN A LATER ISSUE, MASTERTON PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND BUILDING SOCIETY, NOTiOE TO SHAREHOLDERS, IN aooordance with the rules of the Society Messrs William Lowes snd Heujiv Havson Smith vacito their seats on the Board of Directors. Bothgentlemon offer themselves for re fllootion,

Nominations of other candidates will be received at the Society's offices, Queen street, up to 5 p.rn, on THURSDAY, 28th September, 1893. J.B. KEITH, Masterton, 20th September, 1893. WELLINGTON ACO ATISATION SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON. fnßETrout Fishing Beaaori commences X on 15th September 1898, and oloses on lßtb April, 1804. Licenaoß'at a fee ofil for morij and 6s for Ladies and Boys cf 10 years of. age or under, may be obtained from Mr George Denton, "Willis street,Mr Tisdallj GnDsraitb; Lambton Quay, Wellington' and from Mr B, W. Mcintosh, AV.E.O. A, and Mr Joseph William, Tobacoobtoti