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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4673, 19 March 1894, Page 3

' : V LIdE^IKGJBi|OMON;:; y: T(^^EffiOTpilS:OF r Tiaii ; :.■;;;■:' . ;r ' ; LADIES INff'GKNTLEMEN.-- ~ .■;,'■ NEXT;TUESUAYa;vote wil t j be takfln for the election of a Lloenabj * Committee for the Wairarapa Electorate '' and -as a candidate for a Boat ou the saic f Committee,' 1 beg respeotfally to eolici : your Vote and Interest. Iniay state.tha' i I am not a nominee of either Prohibi tiomstsorPuWioans, and lam told bj some that between the tiro stools I aha] oome to the ground, It may be so, bul having been asked bj many, who considei that greater justice can be doae to all bj one who is not tied down to any parties far course of action, I am quite satisfiec to go to the poll as a Free and Independent Candidate, merely promising that 1 will, If elected, endeavour to see that thi i conditions of the Licensing Act are compiled with, and the result of the pol given eflectto with justice and discretion It is not my intention to make a persona , canvas of the Electors, but I shall bi proud to receive the vutes of all whi consider that I am worthy of the positi&i for which I have been nominated. I am, Your Obedient Servant, .' 'F. H. WOOD. I LICENSING ELECTION, TO TBE ELECTORS, OF THE MAS TKRTON LICENSING DISTRICT. "•"ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,1 ■ '■■■:•■: .■ , Wo havo the honour to inform you that we aro candidates at the forthcoming election for members of the Masterton Licensing Bonch. We are no! nominees of either Prohibitionists, Publicans, or Moderates-we claim to be Independent; and though both total abstainers we propose if elected to assist in administering the Licensing Act fairly and impartially, We are, Ladies & Gentlemen,- . STiiure Fuithfully JOB VILE, CHARLES B.DAMIBLL.

LICENSING ELECTION, TO THE ELECTORS OF THE • MASTER CON ELECTORATE. JjADIES AND GENTLEMAN.-At the request of a lai-Ro number of electors I have consented to become, a candidate at the forthcoming Licensing Election, I am a total abstainer, but if elected will endeavour to administer the Act without fear or favour, lain an in dependent candidate, and as such have no hesitation in soliciting your support at the poll, I am, i lours Respectfully, ' WILLIAM PJRAGNBLL. LICENSING ELEOTION: TO THE ELEOTORS OF MABTKR* TuN 1 AMES AMD GENTLEMEN.-At 1 have consented to become a candidate for the Licensing Election, to be held on March 21st. if elooied I will endeavour to administer the act impartially, and without fear or favour. Trusting that 1 may have the honour of your support at the poll, I remain, &c, F.J. BRIGHT. LICENSING ELEOTION. TO THE ELEOTOKB OF MASTERTON ELEOTOBATB. r ADIEB AND GENTLEMEN,ij At the request of a number of electors I have resolved to'conteat the furthcoming Licensing Election, My motto will be "Independence, Moderation and-Impartiahty." Trusting that I may receive your support, I remain, THOMAS b. 'OfIAMBfcRLAIN

LICENSING ELECTION. TO THE ELEOTOKS OF MASTERTUN. . LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-At the requeat of a large cumber of eloctons 1 have connonted to become a candidate at the Licensing bleotios, to bo held on March 2k. If elected f will endeavour to administer the Adt impartially, and without fear or favour. Truatiug that 1 may have the honour of your support at the poll, 1 remain, &0,, JOSEPH DAWSON.

LICENSING ELECTION TO THE ELECTORS OP MASTERTON ELECTORATE. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-I am a Oandidatefor a so&fcupun the Masterton Licensing Bench, ifeleoled servanco of the licensing |laws, and to administer the Act as it appears upon the Statute Book. Soliciting your support at the poll, I am, Yours Eespectlully, JOHN HESBEY, LICENSING ELECTION, TO THE ELECTORS OF THE MASTEKTON. ELECTORATE, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-l Bui a Candidate for a Beat upon the Maßterton Licensing Bench. If elected I will do my best to secure a proper'obthe Statute Book. Soliciting your Bupporb at tho poll, I am, fours Respectfully FRANK A. SHEATH, LICENSING ELECTION.,.. TO.TRE ELECTORS OF MASTER-' : ton electorate.; : :■.;;;: TOADIES AND.GENTLEMEN,-At JilceneiDg Eleotion. My motto will be: •> Independence, Moderation, and Impartiality,'' Trnstin? that I may receive your support, I remain, Yours respectfully, AROfIIBALD STEWART. ,;-.;.;•' Au^Oi'fiS^y'