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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4533, 26 September 1893, Page 3

that the Wosleyan F.ohoplropm will boplacec NEXT, from' 2 to 4 o'olock, for'thii.eii rolment of names on tho Electoral Boll.' All accessary information will be given, nnd Registration Forms provided.,

lEMALE iKAM OHISE REGISTER IMMEDIATELY OAN BE OBTAINED GRATIS AT THI3 OFFICE, OB WILL BE ' FORWARDED M POST TO ANY JEQDinsi) ADDRESS. TO THE ELECTORS OF WAIIiABAPA, T ADIfiS ft GENTLEMAN,-! beg to ±j aunounce that to response to nunicrour reqaest3lama candidate for the honor of representing you in the next Parliament and 6ubrnit my views on the subjeots follow ing: - Edwjation-I npprovo of free secular and compulsory primary education, but I would alter the presont system by reducing the number of Education Boards, by placing the inspectors under central control and subject to periodical romoval, by making tho pass system more uniform and by increasing the number and value of scholarships, Provision should ho mado for a University at Wellington. Taxation-While the bulk of tho revenue of the colony is so largely derived from Cuptoms/luties the present system of Land and Income Tax (including the.graduated andabsenteo taxes) press more equitably on those able to pay than, the Property Tax did, but for further equalization the Customs duties should be remitted from the necessaries of life, Lakd—The area of land to bo hold by one person or firm should bo restricted, but I would not support confiscatory legislation as affecting existing holdings, Settlors should chooso their own tonure and the Slate should assist settlement by advances on improvements where necessary. Valuable forests should be conserved.

AwoHoir-Tho Liquor traffic should be subject to direct vote, and the majority ol tho.'O who poll should decide. The present laws on this question should be consolidated and amended so that the trail) may bo improved in those districts wherolt la continued. The law should be more stringent in requiring that nothing bu pure liquor be sold, and houses which fail to provide full accommodation should be discouraged. _ liabovr—Legislation should be in the direction of discouraging the indolent and the malingerers, distributing the unemployed, securing for every, worker seme ioism-dfor recreation and intellectual pursuits, aud equal toward for equal work, whether performed by man or woman, General- Strict economy should be observed, and all laws should be made while] the legislators nio awake and able to attend to their duties, . I will shortly address you in the several centres on the above and other subjeots and in the meantimo I trust the viows expressed will warrant you in according ino yonr support. Yours obediently, Geo.AFAIRBBOTHER.

IMPOUNDED at Eketahmia, Sept. JL 20th, one ted cow, nu visible brands, tip off near ear. If nnt claimed and all expenses paid.will bo Bold on 27th Sept., norm, W. ORUIOKSHANK, , Poundkeeper. ' FRENCH POLISHING. TjIDRNITDRK re-polised, Pianos n- • paired and re-poliahed, enual to new; aapeoialily. Lctteis attended to, A. 6. EDWARDS, . Hall and Perry Streets, Masterton,

NOTICE TO BUSBFALLEES. TENDERS are invited up till SEP TEMBBB 28th for lallhifj about 15 acres oibushfmoreoHesH) utWaiiguehu, Further particulars on application to tho undersigned. FRANCIS SHAW. MASTERTON-OPAKI JUOKEY OLUB. rPBE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETI JN6 of the Club will be held at iho Club Hotel on SATURDAY, 30th tiupt., at 7.30 p ni, & H, WADDINOTON, Keoretaiy MASI'EUTON permanent in. VESTMENT AND BUILDING BOOIE'tY, . NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. IN accordance with the rules of tho Scototy Messrs Wiuiam Wks md Henry Haivson Smith vacite their Beats on the Board of Directors, Both gentlemon offer themselves for re election, Nominations of other candidates will be received at the Society's offices, Queen street, up to 5 p.m, on THURSDAY, 28th September, 1803. J. B. PITH, Mannger, liastertni, 20th September, 1803, MASTEUTON PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND BUILDING

rpilE Annual General Mooting of' I Slmrolmldora will bo hold m the TEMPEKANCK HAT,L, on THURSDAY, the 12th day of Ootobor, 1893, at 9 p.m. J. B. KEITH, Managor. Jtfastertuii, 20th Wept,, 1893. ZEALANDIA ftl«HIIH!l»l First Prizes Hawke's Bay, Wairarapa ami Masterton Shows, 1890,1891,1892. Orders aro now being booked (or this wellknown and popular Press tor tho Coming Season. Several important Improvements effected, nuking it better than over, COCKATOO WOOli PKESS (patent appHed for). This press is designed to meat ALONG-FM/MYAHT among the Farming community, for a CHEAP, BTBONG.AxnEASILYWOiiKED WOOLPIiESS The Patentee can confidently reoommend it to any requiring Buch an article.' It Is ' '.'second mm to liiis ZEALANDIA andisONETHIEDoaBiPEiv VIZ., £l3. '' To bp scpn in working ordov at tho Steam Factory, Queen Street, COACBBUILDfNG, ENGINEERING . AND GENERAL SMITH'S WORE, , ' AT LOWEST PRICES. WpRKMAKSIIIF Gt/Af»ASIEBfi, Agent for FowxEu'siOelobrated'Trflctioti PATENTEE -Aro^SOLE-i MASEE ■