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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4536, 29 September 1893, Page 3

i •' 120,000 Wumm;\'• ment'now landing consists of •• 2880 WATEiuibitss. . >'. ; " whiohisjo^ in a month with '•'•• ••• . - : all sotcl to trade' who have' been .wait jng suppljesfor. from three to -four iriontKi;'-. 'Large os these two other ' shipments? are to aitivo v 'befpre Christmas apq we pnturo to affirm that no other watch can show a sale in. Now Zealand daring the-period covered sioco the Waterbury adventof ■ . Oak to Kacii llusjijskd Watkiidbiivs. Jwejlers iiud 'retair dealers -will kindly send their ordei-s to our agents as quickly as possible. ' TOEBBUItYWAICn CO Bond and Ciiawfoud Stbeeis, Dunemn, FOR COLDS, HOARSENESS, AWn At.r ' COUGHS. AND ALL Throat and DISEASES. rolled upon In cases of colds, couS croup, Uf'fflK 11 ? I '' '"fluenza, and ail diseases S.I t throat ami lungs, A jet's Cherry Pectoral has no equal ia pharmacy.

Ayer's deity Pectoral Prepared by Dr. J. c. Ayer & Co., Lowell. £ Mass,, U, S, A, WF Beware of cheap Imitations. blonv'''° n ' ,on t '° ™? por| . '• MASTKUTON A AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL & ASSOCIATION GB&KD &RHUAL SHOW LOWES & lOENS' YARDS, THURSDAY 26th 00 I'OBER, 1893. Entries will bo received byMr W. Book Featherton Mr F. H, Wuod, Greytoivn Mr E. W. Dorsf.it, Ciu'torton nnd The Secretary Masterton Up to the 19th Ootob er. W. LOWES, Secretary. WJODVILLB CENTRAL A GRIODWURALASD PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. amualTshow. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11th, 1893.

Entries close with the undersigned on TUESDAY, 31st October, at9p.ni., from whom further particulars can be obtained. W>[. NICHOLSON Secretary. WAIIW HAPA and EAST COAST PAHToEAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE, ANNUAL W ('ALBION PAJRADfc] Will- tako place on the SHOW GKOUNDS OX SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TU Commencing at 1 p.m. ENTRANCE FEE-5/. E. W. DORSET, Secretmy, M.ASTERTOM-OPAKI JOCKEY . CLUB. rjlBE ANNUAL GENERAL MEET. 1 ING of the Club will be held at tho Club Hotel on SATURDAY, 30th Sept., at 7 30 pm, £. H. WADDINfITON, Secretary

MASTERTON FOOTBALL CLUB. ANNUAL PLAIN AND FANCY DIiESS To be held in .tho DRILL HALL on THURSDAY, October sth, - fl IHIS following is the L idics Committeei 1 —Mesdames W. H, Bcetham, W. Butement, Boddington, Chennells, Nicol, Tabutean, and Hutchison, and the Misses Boddington (2), Bunting (2), Cameron, Holmwood, Lowes, Macara, llicol, and Perry. Joint Secretaries , (6. H. ASTALL, '|G. H.PEHBY.

TO THE ELECTORS OF WAIBABAPA, T ADIE3 ft GENTLEMAN,-I beg to JU announce that in response! to numerour requcstsl am a candidate for the honor ot representing you m the nest Parliament and submit my views on thesubjeols following : Education—l approve ot freo secular and compulsory primary education, but I would alter the present system by reducing the number of Education Boards, by -placing the inspectors under central control and subject to periodical removal, ,by making the pass system more uniform and by increasing the number and value of scholarships. Provision should bo made for a University at Wellington. TAXiTios—Whllo the bulk of tho revenue of the colony is so largely derived from Ouftoms duties the present system of Land and Income Tax (including the graduated and absentee taxes) press more equitably on thoso able to pay than the Property Tax Aid, but for further equalization the Customs duties should be remitted from the necessaries of lifo, ■ Land—Tho urea of land to be held by one person or firm should bo restricted, but I would not 'support confiscatory legislation as affecting" existing holdings, Sottlers should chooso their o«fl.iemiro and the' Stato should assist settlement By on improvements wherenccessary, Valuable" forests should be conserved, Aiconoi—The Liquor tiaflio should be subject tu direct vote, arid the majority of thoso who poll should decide, Tho present laws on this question sli juld be consolidated and amended so that the traiem'ay bo improved in those districts .where it is continued. Tho law ehould bo moro tringent in requiring that nothing bu pure liquor be sold, and houses which fai Ito provide full accommodation should bo discouraged. • LAiipuß—Legislation should bo in tho direction ot discouraging tho indolent and tho malingerers, ■ distributing the unemployed, scouring for' every worker seme leisure for recreation and intellectual pursuits, and equal reward for equal work 1 , whether performed by man or woman, General-Strict economy should be observed, and all laws-should be made while tho legislators are awak amiable to attend to their duties. ■ I will shortly address yon in tbo several centres on the '-above and: other subjects and in the .meantime. I:' trust tho views expressed will warrant you in according : me your support.'-... :. : Yours obediently, 'to, A FAIRBROTHER,

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