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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2571, 24 April 1923, Page 3

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MAYORAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF FOXTON. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— At the request of nunmrous ratepayers, I am a Candidate for the Mayoralty at the elect .or this month. I was Mayor of Mastei loi for several years, where I gainer Municipal experience which I hope may Ite useful to push Foxton ahead. I shall take an opportunity, before the election, of placing before you my views on Borougl matters. P. L. HOLLINGS, Solicitor, Foxton. MUN If'l PA L ELECTION S. TO TIIE ELECTORS. Ladies and gentlemen.—Bv request of a number of citizens, I have consented to offer my services as one of the Borough Councillors at the forthcoming election. My desire, if elected, will be to promote the welfare of the Town as a whole. Yours Obediently, G. W. THORPE. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and gentlemen At the request of a number of residents I have decided to offer my services at the forthcoming election of Councillors for the Borough of Foxton, and, if elected, will endeavourr to continue the progressive policy 1 adopted during my former term of office. Yours Obediently, CHARLES SIMMONS. MIJ-NJCI PA L ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and gentlemen.—as one of your representatives on the Council during the -past term, I have given mv support to all mattin's which have been in the direction of the town’s progress and for the betterment of the people as a whole, and without fear or favour. If again elected I will continue to discharge my duty conscientiously and in the best interests of the borough. Yours Obediently, C. C. RAND. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and gentlemen.—:h my services on Hie 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. BRYANT. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and gentlemen,—in ollering my services for a further term as one of your representatives on the Borough Council at the forthcoming election, I trust my past endeavours on your behalf will justify a continuance of your confidence. Yours Obediently, R. .1. THOMPSON. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. 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. McMURRAY'.