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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2877, 30 April 1925, Page 3

Tf TANKS. 'j Y) THE ELECTORS.—Lii«Iios A Gentlemen: 1 thank you for the confidence reposed in me ai yesterday's poll. As one of your representatives on the Council I will do my best in (he interests of the Borough. Yours obediently, T. W. WIN ST AN LEY. THANKS. TO THE ELECTORS.—Ladies & Oentlemen: I appreciate a renewal nf your confidence as expressed at w sterday's poll, and will, as in the past, endeavour to serve yon to the best of my ability. Tours obediently, M. H. WALKER. THANKS. To TTIE ELECTORS.—Ladies & Oentlemen: Please accept my thanks for electing me as one of your Councillors. To assist the progress of the borough and the welfare of the community will he my honest endeavour. Yours obediently. S. E. COWLEY. THANKS. TO THE ELECTORS. —Ladies & (lent lemon: Please accept my thanks for a continuance of your confidence as expressed at yesterday’s poll. T will, as in the past, endeavour to serve you to the best of my ability. Yours, etc.. Wm. ADAMS. THANKS. TO THE ELECTORS—Ladies & Gentlemen: I desire to thank you for si renewal of your confidence, and will, sis in the past, discharge my duties to the best of my ability. Yours obediently, K. J .THOMPSON. THANKS. Tf) THE ELECTORS. —Ladies & Oentlemen: Please accept my sincere thanks for the confidence you have placed in me as one of your Councillors. I hope my actions on your behalf will .justify file trust reposed in me. Yours obediently, 0. 0. RAND. THANKS. ’ ) THE ELECTORS—Ladies &■ (tentlemeit: I desire to sincerely thank all who voted for me at yestcrdsiv's poll, stud ihough defeated, am m disheartened. I will, on a future occasion, place my services your disposal. Yours obediently, E. J. MURPHY. THANKS. •V) THE ELECTOR'S. —Ladies & Gentlemen: Plesise accept thanks for re-electing me sis one of your Councillors. 1 will, as in the ptfsl, do inv best in the interests of tile borough. Yours obediently, E. PARKIN. THANKS. Pi) THE ELECTORS—Ladies A Oentlemoir: T desire to thank all who voted for me at yesterday’s poll. Though unsuccessful on this occasion, T am not disheartened, s,nd if my services are required on a future occasion, they are at your service. Yours faithfully. R. BRYANT. THANKS. TO THE ELECTORS. J,ADTES AND GENTLEMEN.— Please accept Tuy appreciation for placing me at the head of the poll and 1 Impe that my actions on your behalf will justify the trust reposed in me and I will endeavour to serve you to the best of. mv ability.— Yours obediently, FRED WOODS. HORO W H K XU A RUGBY UNI ON. FOOTBALL! FOOTBALL! FOOTBALL! FOOTBALL! SATURDAY, MAY 2nd. |-oxton v. Wanderers (Seniors.) A walnut v. Fox t,on (Juniors). Fox lon v. Shannon (Fourths.) at 1.30 p.m. Admission 1/-. Ladies Free. L. S. Carmichael. Secretary. FOR SALE: —Lady’s free wheel cycle in good condition, Price £5 tils ltd. Apply Mrs H. Chalk, Hillary Street JjOST.—Between Whirokino Bridge and Purcell Street, new brown oilskin overcoat and canvas bag. Finder please return to this ollice. WANTED KNOWN. Larkin’s Orchestra, United Sports Association Ball, Town Hall, May 7th. j/)ST. Dark red heifer; no marking; fourteen mouths old. Reward will be paid to any person giving information to Mrs Jacobsen, Union Street. WANTED TO RENT.—Four- or five-roomed house, from Ist June. Reply, stating terms, to ‘•House,’’ e/o “Herald” Office.