ADVICE TO ELECTORS.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 2346, 23 July 1887, Page 3

ADVICE TO ELECTORS.

Ki.KCTOH*. you should all rcjoico, Ttiat, one ni'm; you liavt! K"tyour choice ; Since it (lej)cml> upon your vi-ico, I). iii't l)i! mi-led by empty S' minis. Or foolish talk, of leaps end bounds ; Chonsrt n«»\v, nn economic grounds, Ami go a steady pace. No doubt it earned you some surprise, And, rather opened all your eyes, To find so lame a balance lies, The wrong side of the book. S’ou’ve bad you (ling ! and cut a dash ; id old mother has been rash To lend you such a lot of cash ; But that you’ll overlook. 3. Twas doubtless done with Rood intent, She only gets her 1 per cent, Now credit's queer, and cash is spent, There is no time for grief. Vou’vu got to choose a Parliament ; dust see that every member sent. On strict economy is bent: Turn over a new leaf. 4. lietreuchmont, now is all the cry, But when yon shout, don’t wink your eye, As if, by that you would imply A counter intimation. Knock off, as quickly as you can The pay of uv’ry useless man ; Then, trim the rest upon tire plan Of your association. I’ll tell you what! ‘ twist ymi and mo, Pew like to serve without a fee ; They love their country’s L. S. Id. More, than their country’s good. Pick out the best that you can tind ; Not those to leaps and bounds inclined, But men who’vo got no axe to grind, I hope I'm understood. b. As for that wizard of finance, Who led yon such a pretty dance ; He'd like again to have the chance to show what hn could do. .Inst let him see yon wiser grow ; That here, he’s got no further show, Ami that Us time for him to go, And seek for pastures new. 7 Then there’s the Premier, liobert Stunt; A very honest man, no doubt, (So are wo all, till wo’ro found out) He now is in disgrace. So like a weather-cock he shows, Turning with every wind that blows ; Ho cannot hide, what each one knows, His little game is— place. 8. A word or two of Mr Vailo : 1 do not think his plan would fail, If, Government upon the rail, Would give it a fair trial. Try it, on your Waikato line ; To do so ; you must all combine, And Government would scarce decline. In fact—take no denial. !). The wiseacres said Rowland Hill, Had gone stark mad about his Bill But ho stuck to his purpose till At length he gained the day. The Penny Post became at last A fact established linn and fast, To benefits, to man, so vast Nought else has led the way. 10. Although I had much more to say, I’ll leave it till another day, I'ideas the Editor says nay, And wont my verses print. Perhaps ho thinks I am a bore, For telling what you know before, And if bo says he wants no more. Why, I must take the hint. Nemo. A I’nouwc Pet Kwh.—A correspondent of the Mark Lane Express writes as follows respecting the extraordinary produce of a ewe, the property of Mr Dark, of Chevcning, near ISevenoaks, Kent. In 1871 a ewe lamb was taken as a pet. In 1873 she brought up 2 lambs; 1874, 3; 1875, 3; 18711, 3; 1877, 3; 1878, 3; 1879, had 4 and brought up 3; 1880, 2; 1881, 2; 1882, 2; 1883, 1 ; 1884, 1 ; 1885, I ; I SSI), had 1 by her side. Nox was the ancient god of night. Knocks now rules the morning—the early morning at the bedroom door. Yes ! it is certainly true. Ask any of your friends who have purchased there. Garlick and Cranwell have numerous unasked for and very favourable commendations from country customers on their excellent packing of Furniure, Crockery, and Glass. &c. badies and gentlemen about ta furnish should remember that Garlick and Cranwell’s is Tint Cheap Furnishing Wharehmise of Auckland. Furniture to suit all classes ; also Carpets, Floor Cloths and all House Necessaries. li yom new house is nearly finished, or, you arc going to get married, visit Garlick and Crantvcll, Queen-street and borne-street Auckland. Intending purchasers ran have a ratMoeno sent free