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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3512, 20 April 1905, Page 3

Borough Elections. FOXTON BOROUGH. T ADIB3 AND GENTLEMEN, -L1 Having represented you successfully for two years, I again ask your suffrages. My programme is for progression : viz., a water scheme to be paid for by people using water, and lighting for the town, provided the schemes are by a vote of ratepayers. In all other matters pertaining to the welfare of the Borough at large, you will find me a faithful servant. I remain, Yours Faithfully, GEORGE COLEY.

FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS, Ladies and gentlemen,— Having been requested by a large number of elector*, I beg to offer myself as a candidate for Councillor at the forthcoming election. Should you do me the honour of returning me as one of your representatives. I shall use my best endeavours to merit your confidence, ~ . „ Yours Faithfully, JOHN FREW.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF FOXTON. AT the request of several ratepayers, I have decided to offer myself as a candidate for the Borough Council at the forth-coming election. I am in favour of a progressive policy, without necessarily adhering to any project that would increase the rates excessively. I would support the scheme to secure a water supply for the town, believing this to be essential to the health and welfare of the residents ; also the beach railway project, wharf extension, and improvements to the Sanatorium and Public Library. If elected, I should endeavour to secure the greatest good for the greatest number, and to advance in all respects the general interests of the borough. . , „ Yours faithfully, R. MOORE. BOROUGH ELECTION. Ladies and gentlemen,— I beg to announce myself a candidate for the Foxton Borough. You all know my progressive principles and as heretofore I shall strive to do my best for the good of the borough.— I am, Yours faithfully, GEORGE NYE. TO THE ELECTORS OF FOXTON BOROUGH AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT. Ladies and gentlemen,— I have much pleasure in announcing myself as a candidate for the Borough of Foxton. Seuld you do me the honour of electing me I will use my best endeavours to further the interests ° f aIL A. E, SHADBOLT. FOXTON BOROUGH. Ladies and gentlemen,— I beg leave to offer myself as a candidate for your suffrages. My long experence of forty years as a contractor and also as foreman of the borough for a number of years fits me in knowing the requirements of the borough, —I remain, Yours sincerfully, CHARLES SPRING.

BOROUGH ELECTION. HAVING again decided to be a candidate for the Borough Council, if elected I shall do my utmost to further our mutual interests by advocating progress. G. H. STILES. Business Notices. POST OFFICE HOTEL Broad Street, Palmerston North. Only One Minutes W>,!k from Post Office. CUISINE under the superintendence of an experienced chef. Speight’s and Burton Brewerys’ Alas, Best brands of Wines and Spirits. Splendidly furnished BiHard Room, and one of Alcock’s new Billiard Tables. Cleanliness, Civility, and Comfort. Free house for everything. A. E, LUDECKE; Proprietor. DRESSMAKING. MISS A. ROBINSON begs to notify the Ladies of Foxton and district that she has commenced in business at her residence, next Railway Crossing, in the Lady’s Mile. Fit and S’yle Guaranteed. Ladl e’ Own U fttflriftl Made Up. Charges Reasonable