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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3763, 25 April 1907, Page 3

BOROUGH COUNCIL, ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES OF FOXTON. LADIES and Gentlemen, — I BEG to tender to you ray heartfelt thanks for the honour you have done me in re-electing me to a seat on your Council for another two years. I hope it will ever he a reminder to me to try and fully deserve your confidence. With ordinary good fortune, we who have just been elected, ought to be able to do much more towards promoting the progress of the town than the outgoing Council was able to do during a period that was handicapped by the simultaneous breaking of two culverts and consequent cruel drain on the funds. Thanking you most earnestly for giving me the privilege of again helping that progress at our Council table. —I am, ladies and gentlemen, Your obedient servant, F. W. FRANKLAND. THANKS. TO THE BURGESSES OF FOXTON. Ladies and Gentlemen. — ALLOW me to tender you my best thanks for again returning me as one of your Councillors. I appreciate your continued confidence, which is an evidence that the efforts of myself and old colleagues for the general welfare of the Borough has met with your approval. I shall continue to serve you in the future as in the past, without fear or favor, and to do my best for the good government of the borough.—Yours etc., GEORGE COLEY. THANKS. TO THE BURGESS ES.^ Ladies and Gentlemen. — I BEG to thank those who voted for meat yesterday’s election. Being a stranger to a great many of the burgesses, I am well pleased at the result and hope that at the next election I shall be more successful. Again thanking you, I remain, Yours Faithfully, G. W. MORGAN. TO THE BURGESSES. Ladies and Gentlemen, — ACCEPT my best thanks for the confidence placed in me as one of your representatives on the Council. As in the past, I will use my best efforts to further the welfare of Foxton and its people. Yours, etc., O. E. AUSTIN. TO THE BURGESSES. Ladies and Gentlemen, — TO all who recorded their votes on my behalf, I tender my sincere thanks. The number of votes recorded in my favour is extremely gratifying, considering I am a comparative stranger in Foxton, and did not canvass for support. At a future date I shall again offer my services as one of your representatives. — Yours etc., THOS. RIMMER. THANKS. TO THE BURGESSES. Ladies and Gentlemen, — I SINCERELY thank you for the honour you have conferred upon me in again returning me as one of your representatives on the Council. I shall do my best to carefully safeguard your interests, and will endeavour to work for the greatest good to the greatest number. — Yours etc., S. HICKSON. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen, — 'V'XT'ILL you please accept my Y Y heartiest thanks for the very high position you placed me at yesterday’s poll. I will strive during my coming term of office to put my best efforts and time into Borough affairs, and on all matters relating .to the well being of our town. I will exercise my best judgment without partiality. Again thanking you, Yours faithfully, GEO. H. STILES. THANKS. TO THE BURGESSES. Ladies and Gentlemen,— I BEG to tender my most hearty thanks to those ladies and gentlemen who re-elected me to the Council yesterday, and I will, during my term, do my utmost to protect the interests of the ratepayers in the whole of the Borough.—l am etc, GEORGE GRAY. THANKS. TO THE BURGESSES. Ladies and Gentlemen, — I DESIRE to sincerely thank you for again returning me to the honourable position of Mayor. That the work of the Council during the past term has met with your approval is apparent by the return of the old Councillors. With the united assistance of the Council I will do my best to further your interests during the coming year.— Yours, etc., B. G. GOWER. .