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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2874, 23 April 1925, Page 3

ANZAC DAY. MEMORIAL SERVICE. A V Anzac Day Memorial Service will be held in the Town Hall at 3 p.ni. on SATURDAY, April 25th. A hearty invitation is extended to all Returned Soldiers and members of the Silver Band to attend. Parade at 2.30 p.m. .J. CHRYSTALL, Mayor. MAYORAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. TjADIES & GENTLEMEN.—In response to the request of the deputation which waited on me, lam offering my services as Mayor at next Wednesday’s election. Burgesses may rest assured that my endeavours will be to safeguard the interests of the boi’ough, should I receive your confidence at the poll. Yours obediently, M. E. PERREAU. THE MAYORALTY. TO THE ELECTORS. IN response to numerous requests, T hereby notify the electors of Foxton that I have consented to offer my services for the Mayoralty at the forthcoming' election. Electors can depend on it that if I have the honour to receive their confidence I will do my utmost in their interests during my term of office.

Yours obediently, R. BRYANT. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies & GENTLEMEN.—Having again consented to offer my services as one of your Councillors, T will, if elected, as in the past, give careful consideration and support In all matters which affect your welfare and the prosperity of the town.—Yours obediently, E. PARKIN. BOROUGH OF FOXTON. ELECTION OF REPRESENTATIVE ON THE HOROWHENUA ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. [ HEREBY give notice that the following person has been duly nominated for the office of member of the Horowhenua Electric Power Board to represent the Borough of Foxton: — ALEXANDER ROSS. And there being only one vacancy to Ih> filled I therefore declare the said ALEXANDER. ROSS to be duly ciected to such office. Dated this 22nd April 1925. Wm. TRUEMAN, Returning Officer. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies & gentlemen.—if my servees on the Borough Council as one of your representatives during the past three years have met with your approval, I shall be pleased to have a continuance of your confidence at Wednesday’s poll.— Yours obediently, R. J. THOMPSON. MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

TO THE ELECTORS. Ladte-s & gentlemen— i have consented to nomination on the Council and if elected will give my support to all matters which are for the town’s progress and for the betterment of the people as a whole, and without fear or favour. I will, if elected, discharge my duties in the best intreests of the Borough. — Yours obediently, C. RAND. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. JUDIES & GENTLEMEN.—At the request of a number of electors I have consented to nomination for a seat on the Council. If elected I will support a progressive policy, consistent with careful administration. Yours obediently, E. J. MURPHY. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF FOXTON. Ladies & gentlemen.—Having consented to again offer my services on the Council, I wish to assure you that I am standing against all-comers. If elected, I will nse my best endeavours to advance the interests of the town as a whole. Yours obediently, Wim. ADAMS. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies & gentlemen.—Having decided to offer my services at the forthcoming Borough Council Election, electors can depend that, if elected, I will do my best to safeguard the Borough’s interests, and at the same time support all sound movements for the progress of our town. Yours obediently, S. E. COWLEY. Wanted. —a boy to assist on baker’s cort. Apply M. E. Perreau.