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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1203, 4 June 1884, Page 3

TO THE ELECTORS OF MANAWATU. fi ENTLEMfiN— A number of the VIX electors of the i J :i:ine:>i.-, n and Feilding district have requested me to oftVr my«e f as a. candidate to- the Elect- .ml district of the Maimwatu m the! Mouse of Ive^rcsenrativfi'. After :i. month's eonsi'ie-alion, during which time I haw. read the speeches of ihe lenders of the present Government, and tho Opposition, and fi ding that' they have no definite proposals to remedy the present depressed condition of tie cos lony, or a remedy to place the fin« ances of New Zealand on a sound economical basis, I come forward with a ■ policy, for I see they represent so many patients requiring medical assistance, which I propose to supply, m 'place of the experimental one, : wbicb ha? so completely para- i lvzed the colony. Ist. I propose to reorganize the Public Works and to reduce the expenditure. ■2nd. To reduce the Education Vote by £100,000. ■ 3rd. To foster the Volun+eer Movement by increasing the capitation allowance £25,000. ;: 4th; To leturn to the Original Land Laws of N r ew Zealand, and reduce the price of land to de» f erred payment settler*, and thus establish; them en the land instead of turning them off, as has been hitherto the policy of Mr Eolleston. r . sth.. To. nationalize 10,000,000 acres of our ftest land (which is Public Propery), to be leased m perpetuity, and to apply the funds ... to v education, hospitals, asylums, chanties, and other pub- . lie purposes, including the payment of a portio* of tbe interest on our loans. 6th. To reduce taxation,. and to distribute the incidence of taxation more equally amongst the rateable properties of the colony. ■•; ,7th. i To; encourage all Local Industries,, and to reduce the Rail* way Taiiff^tp last year's charges on Timber and Grain, and to put a. stop to the misappropriation of public monies. Bth. I propose to complete the railway from Feilding to Auck j land through the Oroua Valley, by forming, a empauy under the Railway ConsitrUction*Act, and by which to make a : -'profit without pledging the public credit. 9feh. I am not adverse to sepa* rating frain the South Island, hut would not seek it without consnlt- . ing pur public creditors, as I 'can . .shpw we will make * profit by . dissolving. partnership aud get rid of the burdea that has always "handicapped the North Island. . 10th. : No federation : no free immigration. I propose to contest the seat against all comers, and to address the Electors of Palmerston North m the . „••. , ; TOVVN HALL, on •••_' •- SATUEDAY, JUNE 7th, 1884, at 7 p.m. ; Also to address the Electors m Eeilding on the following Saturday, June. 14frhil884 f in the Public Hall, at the same hour, I am, Gentlemen, Tour humble servant, AMOS BURR. NOTICE. CITY BUTCHERY, THE SQUARE, .- .I""-'- • . AND •"•■ '■- •■ •' •' ' JAMES n^LIBR, Having secured the eerrioes of M* w HENDEESON, :-: 'late 'op = .'." . . 'AA H. .WBLILINeTGW, 1 ' : ■. : ' • ' « •- ' ; asimy" shopman, I anl now ' prepared to ; make a IHOW OFMEAI : ; .EACH — *^ t- - ! .... -,;.;. !-v.BvjajiNfflf-' : --^'.'.';K- ! Mr Bead, tho manngey .at/TpErace: Snd shop, is emgbwßieci to collect, accounts and give, receipt;?.. for ..fcttfne, ,:-> .[.-•-.. j ,-■<:. »i .^•■■; : v. ■ •,}:><■;■ Ai> ■■-■;•• -f i „ ..Messrs.; AvlfevLovej oyyMorsehjad Sim- : mous, and Jofin liufcluara my .authorised' salesmen, -empowered to colleoi aecountß; and give receipt for;sani9. ; &--w>- -'■"';. ■■■•■-■ - «'-u\ I ; "rotaL hotel," Palmesst^k North. [..' i^'. (Late, of Wellingfcbu), fF^lSGijS^.to intimate-to- the. residents! *Jl3" -of Palmevstun and the -'ti'avel**. ling public,- that he has taken the aboye hotel, and is prepared to cater (6 s their wants in' a thoroughly- 'eM* cientjway. l{ . ! ALES, BfMnS, WINES & SPIRITS of the best quality only kept- , , SUPKRTOR ACCOMMODATION for travellers and f amiliei. GOOD STABLING. Horses and buggfps always on hire. '.^Coaoheb leave t lie ■ Uoyaj, Hotel for'!Nappiep,on Mortdaj?s, Wednesdays, and JFnHays at 12,30 p.m., and on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays %t 5.80* a.m.