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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2570, 21 April 1923, Page 3

MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES OF FOXTON Ladies and gentlemen.— In again placing my services at: your disposal for re-election as one of your Councillors, I will endeavour to discharge my duty without fear or favour in the interests of the Borough as a whole. My past services, covering a long period of years, should he a sufficient recommendation for a continuance of your confidence. Yours, etc., Geo. C. COLEY. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF FOXTON. LaDTES AND GENTLEMEN.— Having again consented to offer you my services for re-election to the Council, I will, if elected, as in the past, give careful consideration and support lo all matters which affect your welfare and the prosperity of the town. Yours Obediently, M. 11. WALKER. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES OF FOXTON Ladies and gentlemen.—in response to numerous requests, I have consented to become a candidate for a seat on the Council. If elected I will use my best endeavours* to advance the interests of the town as a whole. —Yours obediently, Wm. ADAMS. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and gentlemen,—At the request of a number of electors I have consented to nomination for a seat on the Council. ll' elected, I will support a progressive policy, consistent with careful administration.

Yours Obediently, A. E. ADMORE. MUNICTPA L ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and gentlemen.—in response to a number of requests, T have consented to lip nominated for a seal on the Borough Council at flip fortbooming election. As a nativp of (lie town and a ratppaypy. von can rely upon me if favoured with your eonlidence to support, any progressive policy which will make for the prosperity of (Ik; town and the welfare of the people as a whole. Yours Obediently, IT. HAMER. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. JUDIES AND GENTLEMEN. — Having consented to again offer my services as one of your Councillors, T will, if elected, endeavour to safeguard your interests and treat all matters coming before the Council on their merits, having a due regard to progress with economy. Yours Obediently, E. PARKIN. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and gentlemen If my services as one of your representatives on the Borough Council during the past two years have met with your approval, I shall be pleased to have an endorsement of same at the forthcoming poll. Yours Obediently, A. N. SMITH. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and gentlemen.— Ii my past services on the Council have met with your approval, I will be pleased to receive a continuance of your confidence at the forthcoming poll. Yours Obediently, ALEX ROSS.

MUNICIPAL ELECTK)N. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and gentlemen— i beg to offer my services as a Councillor. My policy is “Progress, consistent with Economy.” As an ex-Councillor, i am conversant with Municipal administration and will conscientiously consider any matter coming before the Council. Yours Obediently, R. McMUERAY. M UN ICI 1 ’ AL E 1 iE( 'TK )N. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and gentlemen,—in (dlering my services lor a furtliei term as one of your representatives on the Borough Council at the forthcoming election, 1 trust my past endeavours on your behalf will justify a continuance of your confidence. Yours Obediently, R. ,]. THOMPSON. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and gentlemen—if my services on the Borough Council as one of your representatives during the past two years have met with your approval, I shall be pleased to have a continuance of your confidence at Thursday's poll. Yours Obediently, R. BBAYANT. For Children’s Hackiug Cough, Wood’s Great Peppermint Cure. *