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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4822, 11 September 1894, Page 3

)ÜBLIC notice is hereby given tlmt 1 papers in the form in the Tliivd Schedule of "The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1870," were signed nijd delivered to mo on the 10th September, 1891, by the candidates whose names nrc mentioned hereunder, stating that such candidates retire from the election for the respective Wards therein named Candidate Ward Wagg, Thomas Eastward Cargill, William Clement West Ward Rcnall, Alfred William West Ward H. brown, Returning Officer. BOROUGH 01? MASTERTON. PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that a poll will be taken on Thursday, the 13th day of September, ISM, for the election of one Councillor for each ward of the Borough of Mastertou. The names of the several candidates are as follows : East Waiid. Dixon, Thomas Hughes, Charles Wagg, Thomas Wnsr Waiid. Cargill, William Clement Perry, Walter Rcnall, Alfred William Wagg, Thomas Outer Ward. * Daniell, Charles Edward Yntcs, John The situation of the polling booths is as follows:—East Ward—At the Fire I Brigado station, Church-street! West Ward-At tlio Town Clerk's Olliec, Chapel-street; Outer Ward—At the KuripuniPublic Hall, High-street. The Poll will be open between the hours of (I o'clock in the forenoon and G o'clock iu the afternoon. R. BROWN, | Returning Officer.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE BUHGESSESOF MASTEKTON. T" ADIES & GENTLEMEN :- Weave candidates for Hie election of Borough Councillors at the request of an influential Committee. Our object in seeking return is to promote the general progress of the town moro particularly to obtain an efficient water and drainage scheme for the town on a basis of a special rating area under which no ratepayer will be taxed unless he gels the benefit of the water. Wo ask every ratepayer who has an interest in the town not to neglect the present opportunity of returning rcprc-sentatives-on THDBSDAY NEXTthe Polling Day—pledged to improveTHOMAS WAGG, West Ward. CHAIILES HUGHES, Mother Mary Joseph Aubert, iN returning thanks to the numerous persons who li.ivo heretofore so kindly patronised her Jiemodies, bega respectfully to call attention to the fact that in consequence of her having been dissatisfied with the manner in which her Itemedies were prepared by her former agent, she has cancelled her agreement with him, and having recovered all her rights over her Itemcdics, she is determined to prevent the possibility or suspicion that her medicines have been varied or interfered with by any person. The Remedies whioh Mother Mary Joseph Aubert places now before the public again Ann boleliY and esolubivku manuFACITJHED AND DOTTiED DX lIEEBEI.F AND •rain ircnowN raaeoNAL supervision, and the public may' rest assured that in the future they will got only tho geniune article A trial will speak for itself, The cardboard casing of each bottle will bear across tho seal a fae-similo of the signature of Mother Mary Joseph Aubert. }|er now sole agents, Sharland & Co,, Ltd., are simply distributing agents. To bring the medicines within tho reach of all, the price is reduced to 2s Od per bottle. They may be had from all wholesale houses and ehemists. Kekako Plasters, I/« . per Packet, three Plasters, Hapete Ointment, Romino Ointment) Wanena Ointment, Js6d,2s6d,3s6dperPot. IVlarupa Reduced to Wanena Paramo -2/6 Karana Natanata Per Bottle. |: WOOL SALES, , .IHENew Zeaiand.Loah Ayplfa--1 ' CAHTILB'AOBMCY CoJIMK'Y (Lp.j will hold periodical wool'sales'dunns, tli'q, coming: season at their warehouse, Feathcrst'on-strcct, ou' tha • following dates':—'...'.,' ■.. ■ fth December, 1894 '■ 18tU Jauninry, '■ ■ 16th February, 1895. Liberal cash advances, frcoof commission, on. all parcels sent In for sale here or for shipment to London. .. . Offices and stores, Fcathcrston-street, Wellington. ...'■:.. .. WALTERG, FOSTEIV«Rer, ,