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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2269, 28 April 1921, Page 3

BOROUGH ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS.- - THANK YOU. FRANK D. WHIBLEY. TO THE ELECTORS. J wish to thank those who did give me their confidence, and to remind them that, though I was last this time there is another election coming, and I am getting in early to ask a, continuance of their support at the next. —Yours faithfully, 11. lIAMER, THANKS. Ladies & gentlemen— i fail to express in words the appreciation I feel at the position you placed me in at the head of all the old Councillors returned at yesterday’s municipal election, and to assure you of my best efforts in the future to advance the prosperity of the borough. Believe me to be your obedient servant, M. H. WALKER. THANKS. I DESIRE to thank the Electors for their support at yesterday’s election, and in electing me as one of their representatives on the Council. I hope my sendees will justifv the confidence reposed in me. A. N. SMITH. THANKS. (To the Electors.) Ladies & gentlemen.—Please accept my thanks for electing me as one of your representatives on the Council at yesterday’s election. As one of your trustees, I will discharge my duty without fear or favour, and will endeavour to promote the best interests of the borough as a whole. —Yours obedientlv, E. G. MARTIN. THANKS. (To the Electors.) Ladies & gentlemen —in thanking you for re-electing me to the Council, I am pleased to know that my past services have been appreciated. I will continue to use my best efforts for the advancement and progress of the borough. — Yours, etc., C. C. RAND. THANKS. Ladies & gentlemen.—Accept my sincere thanks for electing me as one of your Councillors at yesterday’s election. I hope that my services will justify your confidence.' —Yours obediently, ALEX. ROSS. THANKS. J DESIRE to thank all who supported me at yesterday’s election, and for renewed confidence in re-electing me to the Council. As in the past, I will use my best on-, deavours to forward the interests of the borough. . R, BRYANT. THANKS. Ladies & gentlemen i thank you for the expression of renewed confidence in me as one of your representatives on the Council, and can assure you that, as in the past, I will do my best lo safeguard vour interests. —Yours, etc., R. J. THOMPSON. THANKS. J DESIRE to thank the Electors for their renewed confidence reposed in me, as expressed at yesterday’s poll, and to assure them that I will continue to carry out mv duties to the best of my ability in the future. GEO C. COLEY. BOROUGH OF FOXTON. DECLARATION OF POLL. Pursuant to section 10 of The Local Elections and Polls Amendment Act, 1913," .. I hereby give notice that the number of votes received by each candidate for the office of Councillor for the Borough of Fox ton is as follows: — WHIBLEY, Frank Daniel 231 ROSS, Alexander 224 WALKER, Matthew Henry 207 THOMPSON, Robert John 203 COLEY, George Charles 203 RAND, Charles Cave 174 SMITH, Arthur Nalder 107 BRYANT, Robert 101 MARTIN, Edward George 100 PARKIN, Edwin 157 MOORHOUSE, Fredk. Seeretan 151 HAMER, Harold 100 And I hereby declare the said Frank Daniel Whibley, Alexander Ross, Matthew Henry Walker, Robert John Thompson, George Charles Coley, Charles Cave Rand, Arthur Nalder Smith, Robert Bryant and Edward George Martin to be duly elected to such office. Wm. TRUEMAN, Returning Officer. -.Foxton, April 2Sth, 1921.

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