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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2573, 28 April 1923, Page 3

THANKS. Ladies and gentlemen Plea.se accept my heartfelt gratitude for “Victory” at the recent Poll. In return for your confidence I will continue to promote the “True Prosperity” of our town. —I am Yours Faithfully. JOHN CHRYSTALL. THANKS. To THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen. —Please accept my appreciation of your confidence as expressed at Thursday’s poll. I hope my actions on your behalf will justify the trust reposed in me. —Yours Obediently, ALEX ROSS. THANKS. To THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen. —I desire to thank you for a continuance of your confidence in my services as one of your representatives on the Council, and, as in the past, will do my best for the borough as a whole. —Yours Obedient I v, Geo. C. COLEY. THANKS. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen. —I appreciate a renewal of your confidence as expressed at Thursday’s poll and will, as in the past, endeavour to serve you to the best of my ability. Yours Obediently. M. 11. W|ALKER. THANKS. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen. —Please accept my thanks for the confidence you repose in me, as expressed at the poll. As one of your representatives on the Council, I will do my best in the interests of the community and for the welfare of the borough.—Yours Obediently, R. Me MUR RAY. THANKS. T<> THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen. —1 desire to thank you for a renewal of confidence and will us in the past, discharge my duties on your behalf to the best of my übilitv. —Yours Obediently, R. BRYANT. THANKS. T<) THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen. —Please accept my I hanks for electing me as one of your Councillors. To assist the progress of the borough and the welfare of the community will be my honest endeavour. —Your etc. E. PARKIN. THANKS. T<> THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen.—l thank you for the honour of electing me to the Council and, although an untried man, I hope my activities on your behalf will justify mv election. —Yours etc. W. ADAMS.

THANKS. 'To THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen. —Please accept my sincere (-hanks lor the confidence pl&(3ed in me as one of your Councillors. I will do my best in the interests of I lie borough as a whole. —Yours obedientlv, G. W. THORPE. THANKS. r |Y) THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen. —I desire to sincerely thank all who supported me at Thursday’s poll and though defeated by a small majority, I will, on a future occasion, place my services your disposal.—Yours ObedientC. C. RAND. THANKS. r J\) THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen. —1 desire to thank all who recorded their votes in my favour at Thursday’s election. Yours Obediently. H. lIAMEE. THANKS. TO THE ELECTORS.—Ladies and Gentlemen. —To all who supported me at the recent election 1 desire to tender my sincere thanks. —-Yours etc., A. E. AD.MORE. THANKS. To THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen. —1 desire to thank those v, ho voted for me at Thursday’s poll. Though unsuccessful oil this occasion, I am in no way disheartened and if my services arc required on some future occasion they will tic at vour disposal. Yours etc. R, J. THOMPSON. THANKS. T‘o THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen. —Will those who recorded their votes on my hehalf please accept mv thanks. Yours etc. .). R. HYNES. ]j<>ST.—At the Cabaret on Thursday night, a gold bar brooch with horse shoe in centre. Finder rewarded on returning same to this office. WANTED work for respectable girl, 15 years of age, sleep at home. Apply Mrs McMurruy. TOR SALE.—i-aere section in Coley Street, Fox torn Apply J. Jillett, Trenthaui.