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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 626, 22 April 1921, Page 1

Election Notices. MAYORAL ELECTION. TO-NIGHT. „ TO-NIGHT. PRmilM HALL. Come and hearWß JOHN ROLTLY, who is a the Office of Mayor at the filectWis on Wednesday. f \ Electors! 'Don’t Miss This. 814. All Critics Answered. MAYORAL ELECTION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Being a Candidate for the Mayoralty at the Election on Wednesday next, I trust I will be honoured by your support. I have been accused by some cf my opponents pf doing nothing during my last teri%. My contentioin is that it is better Viot to spend money at the present wne, a|i we are not getting value owfbg t.o the high cost of material and mbwir. I am a keen supporter of progress, as shown by rcent loan proposals drafted by nie and approved fee ratepayers by a large majority# V I am also a Jteen Ippporter of the fire brigade, band anc%other local institutions. f \ Unforeseen circumstances have prevented me from addressing you, but, if elected, I will take an early opportunity of placing the position of the Borough in reference to finance and improvements before you. 812 C. K. LAWRIE. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF PUKEKOHE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— After due consideration of the responsibilities and work ahead of this Borough, I have decided to offer my services to the Electors and if elected will do my 'nest fir the progress and welfare of \his jporoitgh. The main must be kept in an efficient state oukepair and the outer parts of the get due consideration. J As the moneJ markmkeases money must be securediand the ifban authorisations be expeditiously, economically and efficiently carried out. I respectfully solicit your support at the poll. Yours, faithfully, 803 J. WALTER JOHNS. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF PUKEKOHE.

LADIES AND GENTLEMENAt the request ratepayers I have be nominated for Councillor at the ough Election. If deavur to serve th best of my abiitj ment of the Borou of a number of allowed myself to the position of forthcoming Borelected, I will enratepayers to the for the advance;h in general.'. Yours, faithfully, 77J THOS. BROWNLEE. BOROUGH ELECTIONS. At the request of a number of farming anmen in the district, I will be a Candidate for the position of Council®!’ at the forthcoming Borough Ejections. I advocate a proper draiiage system, rapid and systematic ejjlension of electric lighting, better etc., etc. If elected, I will stand firmly for. a policy of progress and efficiency with economy and will work hard to that end I respectfully solicit your Vote on April 27. Faithfully, 720 R. G. V. FEAR. borough election. At a special well-attended meeting held recently of the Chamber of Commerce, business and fanning th||e present decided to give their unagimous support to the following Calpidates:— 1 MR J. R \kJTLY. Councillors — Tjl R. G. V. HEAR, V. S. ROBERTS, J. G. WARD. Those men have recognised ability, and the public, are stjrtmgly urged to vote and work solidPF for them, to ensure their return at the forthcomjing Borough Council Elections. PUKEKOHE CHAMBER OF COM{im MERGE.