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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 11, Issue 98, 14 November 1947, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES WHAKATANE BOROUGH ELECTIONS I wish to notify the residents of the Borough that I am again offering my services for a further term as a Councillor. * I shall support any progressive policy so long as I am satisfied that it is within the means of the ratepayers conveniently to meet the expenditure involved. Yours faithfully, 158 H. G. WARREN, BOROUGH ELECTION I wish to notify the citizens of Whakatane that I have offered myself as a candidate at the coming Borough Election. Should I be favourably supported I will endeavour to work for the advancement of the Borough and the benefit of the citizens as a whole. AUBREY DORRINGTON 172 O’ROURKE. THE ELECTORATE OF WHAKATANE In offering my services as a candidate for the Borough Council I will if elected make every endeavour to further the interests and progress of the community generally- . . I will support any proposition for the betterment of conditions in Borough. 173 WALTER HENRY WHITTAKER

TO THE ELECTORS WHAKATANE BOROUGH I again respectfully offer my services as a Borough Councillor at I the Electors’ Poll to be held on the 19th instant. If elected, I will continue to work for the development of our Borough. Yours sincerely, 139 Wm. SULLIVAN. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS 1947 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF WHAKATANE I desire to notify the electors that I have offered my services as a potential member of the Borough Council and respectfully solicit their support. As a ratepayer of five and a half years standing it will be my earnest endeavour at all times to work in the interests of the ratepayers and for the progress of the Borough as a whole. 175 Sgd. C. L. (Tim) JORDAN. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF WHAKATANE Having offered my services to the electors of this borough as one of their representatives on the Council, I now respectfully solicit their support. As a ratepayer and a businessman oi this town, it will always be my s aim, whether I am elected or not, to work for the progress and development of Whakatane. 176 Sgd. MAGNUS LENNIE. TO THE ELECTORS WHAKATANE BOROUGH MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS

I am again offering my services for a further term as a Councillor. If elected, it will be my endeavour to continue to serve, impartially, the interests of all sections of the Borough. To support any project for the advancement of the Borough within the limits pf the financial resources available, and to assist in | every way. the fulfilment of the needs of housing, roading and drainage. Phone 173 M and 345 for car if required. 184 C. S. ARMSTRONG. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS Employers are ° Ivised that every employee who is an elector.must be permitted to leave his work for voting purposes not later than three o’clock in the afternoon for the remainder of the day. Employers must allow any employee who is required to work after three o’clock for the purpose of carrying on essential work or service to leave work for a reasonable time for voting not exceeding two hours. No deduction shall be made from wages for time, lost for voting purposes. WHAKATANE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (Inc.) 177 ELECTIONS Taneatua Riding—Whakatane County Council. A public meeting in connection with the above will be held in the TANEATUA HALL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, ; 7.30 p.m. sharp Speaker: Mr 11. C. McCREADY, riding member. A survey of County activities, together with a comprehensive report on the rating position as it affects the TANEATUA RIDING will be discussed. All Welcome. Questions Invited. Mr W. M. CLARK is invited to attend and to speak. Don’t leave it to the other fellow to listen. This is YOUR DISTRICT. Take an interest in it. 143