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ELECTORAL BOROUGH OF WHAKATANE ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS Pursuant to Section 32 of the Local Elections and Polls Act 1925, I hereby give notice that the number of votes received by each candidate for the office of Councillor for the Borough of Whakatane, is as. follows:— Allen, Robert 260 Armstrong, Charles Samuel 536' Canning, Alexander John 4'03 Creeke, Joseph 349 Cumtnings, Timothy James 429 ,<sood, Charles William George 307 Major, Norton Spurdle 270 Morpeth, Rex Thomas 473 Mulholland, John George. 467 Shapley, Sydney Samuel 541 Spring, Leicester Russell 329 Sullivan, William • 565 Thomas, Charles Frank 287 Warner, James Harker Bent 287 Warren, Henry George 440' and I hereby declare the said Charles Samuel Armstrong, Alexander John Canning, Joseph Creeke, Timothy James Cummings, Rex Thomas Morpeth, John George Mulholland, Sydney Samuel Shapley, William Sullivan and Henry George Warren to be duly elected to such office. Dated this 29th day of May, 194# D. V. SAUNDERS, Returning Officer. ELECTION THANKS I am privileged to thank generally my considerable number of friends and supporters for having east votes for me at the recent Borough Council Election, and particularly those persons who approached me to stand, for their confidence in me. Having decided to let my name go forward as a candidate it became my fiVm resolve to test the feeling of electors upon my proved merits only and now, as a local resident of less than six years duration, unknown personally to the. majority of electors and, comparatively speaking, well known to few of them only,

I 1 have every reason to feel particularly satisfied with the final result displayed by the poll. Perhaps i shall be persuaded to try again some day, but in the meantime I am pleased to remain happy in the thought that it 4s better to have tried and failed than not to have tried at all. Thank you one and all. L. R. SPRING, Whakalane, 29/5/44. 293 BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION I: wish to express my thanks to those electors who supported me so generously at the Council elections. During my term of office I w r ill continue. to give my best services to the welfare and development, of Whakatane, and endeavour to merit the confidence placed in me. 282 C. S. ARMSTRONG. TO THE WHAKATANE BOROUGH ELECTORS I desire to express my thanks to the Electors who returned me to the Borough Council on Saturday. Ii will continue to give my best services to the development of the Borcyigh and endeavour to merit the confidence placed in me. J. G. MULHOLLAND. THANKS TO ELECTORS May I take this opportunity of expressing my thanks to those electors who showed their confidence in me at the recent poll by recording their votes in my favour, also of congratulating the successful candidates. Though unsuccessful mj r s.elf I feel that there is plenty of scope -in other directions whereby I can be of service to the community until such time as I may once, again seek the. privilege of election for Borough Council office. Signed C. F. THOMAS. TO THE ELECTORS OF WHAKATANE I desire to express my appreciation and thanks for the support and confidence placed in me in the recent Borough Election. S. S. SHAPLEY. Gordon Vacuum B.reak MILKER SERVICE DEPOT Full stocks of RUBBERWARE SPARES, Etc. RUUSSETT & LITTLEJQHN P.O. Box 59, Phone 344 1 * >

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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 77, 30 May 1944, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 77, 30 May 1944, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 77, 30 May 1944, Page 1

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