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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5036, 28 May 1895, Page 3

BOEOUGH OPMASTEItTON. !t)UBLIO noticois hereby giyon, of the number o£ votes received by each candidate at tbo present election, viz;MUEIIAZ, John Lincoln... 68 FERRY, Walter 86 Mr Walter Perry having received the highest number of votes, I declare him to be duly elected Councillor for the East Ward of tbo Borough of Mastcrton, him Mr Charles Hughes, rosigned. B. BROWN, Bctnrning Officer. May 27th, 1895. MASTERTON MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTOBS OP THE EAST WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.Kindly accept my sincere thanks i or having 1 placed mc at the lop of tbo poll at yesterday's election. Yours faithfully, WALTER PERKY. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EASTWARD. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-I Jj desire to return thanks to those who recorded their votes in my favour at yesterday's tlecl'ou. Yours faithfully, J. L. MURRAY. MASTEIITON TRUST LANDS TRUST. 1)UBLIC notice is hereby given that a poll will be taken on THURSDAY, the 30th day of May 1805, tor the election of two Trustees in place of the retiring Trustees, (Messrs Daniell and Feist) and that the following candidates have been dulv nominated : DANIELL, Charles Edward FEIST, Edwin HOBNBLOW, Robert Edward PBAGNELL, William I The polling booth is situated in the Town Clerk's Ollicc, Masterton, and the hours of polling are from!) o'clock in , the forenoon to 6 o'clock in the after- ) noon. J It. BROWN, J Returning Officer, May 24th, 1895. MASTERTON TRUST LANDS TRUST.

pUBLIC NOTICE is licreby given .1 that a poll will be taken on THUESDAY, the 30th day of May, 1895, for the election of one Trustee, rite Mr T. P. Lett, resigned, as between the following candidates:— | CHAMBEIiLAIN, Edmund Edinburgh HESSEY, John The polling booth is situated in the Town Clerk's Ollice, Maslerton, and the poll will be open between the hours of !> o'clock in the forenoon and 6 o'clock in tiic afternoon. 1!. BEOWN, licturniug Officer. TEUST LANDS TETJST ELECTION. TO THE ELECTOES. T ADtES AND GENTLEMEN.JU Beinfi candidate* at the forthcom - ing election on May 30th, we desire to place before you one or two reasons why we seek your suffrages. Wc are opposed to mortgaging the Trust property for tbo purpose of acquiring a Town Hall, on the ground that Parliament would luivo to be invoked to alter the original deed of Trust, which wc do not think is in accordance with the intention of the donors of these Trust properties. Wc I are also of opinion that to mortgage the properly is a relrogressivo step—a step which judicious business men would not enter upon. To mortgage the properties would practically place them in the hands of the money-lender Wc are not opposed to a Town Hall, but think the money should come out of the Trust funds, which can bo done in a very reasonable time. Educational matters for which the Trust was formed, we will, if elected, endeavour to impartially administer for the general welfare of the town, and in accordance with the Act. Our watchword will be progress and economy—ever keeping our eyo on the administration, so that the town may have, as heretofore, the Trust Properties as its very own, unencumbered by mortgage, We are, Yours Itespectfully, E. E. CHAMBEELAIN, W. PBAGNELL. JIASTEETON TEUST LANDS ELECTIONS.

T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN.JU Having again been nominated for a seat on the above Trust, I feel that it is necessary for me and due to you, that I should explain shortly, my position with regard to one or two important matters which arc likely to he brought before the Trust, A report has gained circulation that I am opposed to the project of a Town Hall for Mastortai. I wish to state that this information is not correct, lam in favour of the Trust Lands Trustees providing a Town Hall out of the revenue arising from the Trust, so long as it docs not materially iuterferc with due provision being made for tho purpose of education, but am opposod to the proposal to alter the present Act of Parliament, giving tho Trustees powor to pledge the security of the Trust for tho purposo of raising funds to build a Town Hall I amalsoinfavorof theTrusteesassisting a well-defined plan of Technical Instruction to the youth of the District, in night schools and other classes, and of continuing to assist the Library and Schools of the District. I regard it as a most important Tiust, which, with its interests properly conserved, will prove of increasing and lasting value to the residents of tho neighbourhood,-1 Kindly give your vole on Thursday,— ' Yours faithfully, .EDWIN FEIST.

THE TRUST LANDS TRUST I TO THE INHABITANTS. T ADIESasdCtENTLEMEN.-Tlic JU election of tLrce Trustees tabs place on Thursday, May 3Clh. As we are candidates, we wish, at the outset, to iuform you that if nlunicd we will do our best to promote the general welfare of the towu, so long as by the expenditure of the revenue of tlie Tiust unon works of education and general uti'ity we are within the meaning of tho Act. With regard to the question of a Town Hall, which is exercising the minds of the inhabitants a good deal at the present time, wo wish to say that, recognising the necessity and advantages to the town of such a build : ng, we ave prepared to ask Parliament for the power to mg debentures or raising a loan for the erection of a building which will be a lasting benefit and a permanent monument to the town, In making this explanation we desire to point out that by the pledging of the estate of the Titiat the rates of the irhabitants would not be affected in any way, We would restrict the loan (o one sufficient for erecting a Town Hall, and would bo averse b asking for general bor;owing powers. On otherqueslionsyouwillfindusencouraging progress and education in every respect, while at the 6amo timo we will exercise economy in the administration of tho revenue,

Trusting to merit your suppoi i, Wc remain, etc, C.E.DMIELL, J. HESSEY, : R.E.HOENI)LOW.