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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4886, 26 November 1894, Page 3

TO THB BURGESSEffOFMASTERTON, T ADIESAHDOEOTLEMBNAi a candidate (or the office of Mayor, I did not think it necessary to address you, aato my imt on Municipal mutters aro well known to all. But after hearing Mr Hornblow'a remarks about the Council and myself, at thn risk of beiug considered personal, I take tho liberty of replying to somo of them. Re High Pressure Water Supply.—Mr Hurnhlow eajs" The more ho looked into It tho greater the fraud it appeared to be, Why should the ratepayers bo taxed to water somebody's garden ?" Now, I say that until h« had thought of contorting the Mayoralty, he was a strenuous supporter ol nigh pressure water supply. His support of Mr Itenall's sohomo it also characteristic Next, as to Gas Works.-Tho Council is taxed with incompetence and neglcofc, and he says in effect "put mo In tho ohair and I will make the works pay 10 or 15 per cent, profit." Also that it would take from £BOO to £I2OO tj put tho works in orde-. - Now sinco the erection of the works the first water tnnk has leaked badly, and Mr Hornblow says ho Is in favour of a cast iron tank for that. Now that alone is estimated to cost £1,500, So much f x his financial ability, Tho second-hand holder was purchased on the recommendation, and constructed under the supervision of their Managor.and although it is not altogether satisfactory,' yet Mr Hornblow's remarks about it being " utterly useless," are great nonsense, His personal remarks about myself I will pass over, They are unworthy of notice He also accuses tho Council of •' Deceit and dishonesty," I challenge him to prove an instance. Mr Hornblow also claims credit for everything that has been done in the Council sinco ho has been a member, Now except making disjointed and inaccurate statements, and abusing his fellow couneillors,hehas done nothing. lean saywithout being accused of vanity-that I know more of the management of the Gas Works and the affnirs o! the Council than Mr Hornblow is oapablo of knowing, I would also like to point out that Mr Hornblow has not a single supporter at the Council table, alter sitting there lor eleven month], and it he does get into tho Otmir, no good results can follow. I claim that I have presided over the affairs of the Borough for the past year satisfactorily, and that I work well with'the councillors, even with those who are opposed to mo on principle, Looking hopefully for yonr support on I remain, Your obedient servant, GEORGE EERON,

MAYORAL ELECTION. TEMPEIiANCE HALL, Masterton, TUESDAY, 27th NOVEMBER, At 8 o'clock Sharp, OppoMnt; Candidates are Invited to

MAYORAL ELECTION. ME HOENBLOW'S Supporters arc respectfully invited to meet in the People's Auction Mart on MONDAY EVENING, at 7.30, to arrange matters in connection Tritb the forthcoming Mayoral Contest. . BOROUGH OF MASTEETON. "•jUBLIC notico is hereby given that a poll will bo taken on WEDNEBDAY,tho2Btb.dnyof November, 1 1894, for the election of Mayor of Mastcrton, between thofollowing candidates: HEEON, George HOENBLOW, Robert POIiVNALL, Charles Aylmer. Tito polling booth is situated in the To™ Clerk's Office, Chapel Street, Masterton. E. BEOWN, I Returning Officer. MASTERTON OPEEATIC SOCIETY. ATOTICE is hereby given that all 1\ accounts against the above Society must bo rendered to the Becrctaryin detail not laterthan noon on WEDNEB- - November 28th, 18M. How. A. DAVYS, Hon. Sec, Box 95, Masterton, T OST.-In Masterton on Saturday ■" a lady's mackintosh, Finder will borowardedon returning same to W. Cameron, Blacksmith, Masterton, WAIEAEAPA DISASTER FUND. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MESSES W. SIMMS and A. VON KEISENBEKG arc managing a concert is aid of the above funds, which triU be held in the THEATEE onTHUESDAY, 291 h inst, ENGLISH PIANOS Direct from tho historic houses of BROADWOOD&SONS &ERARD, OUE Home buyers haTC directed our attention to tho excellence of the shipment just landed and our HANO EXPERT in London says that the construction' of tho instruments is so solid that the wear of a life time is not too much to expect, PIANOS By practically overy leadiug maker in TIME-PAYMENTS FROM MONTHLY, MUSIC, Songs, Pianpfprjo Piccos, &c„ ic.;m great variety. • TJIE DRESDEN PIANO Lamioh Quay, ; ' Wsihkoio^, ' M,J.BRqo|ES;Managcr J ' / .' J.B.HOOP,LocaUgeBt.