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Hokitika Guardian, 11 November 1920, Page 3

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FOR SALE FOR REMOVAL. BUILDING on section adjoining Renton & Co., Hamilton St, Tenders received until Tuesday at noon. - S. DIXON, Weld St. WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION. SOUTHERN RIDINC. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I desire to THANK the electors who voted for me at the election held yesterday Nov. 10th, and more particularly those of the Totara Riding, whom I represented for some 18 years in the Council. On severing my connection! with you I can assure you that I served you honestly and faithfully and if over you may deem me worthy of any future service it will be fully and free, ly given »n my part.—l remain, < Your obedient servant,' T. W. BRUCE.