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Manawatu Herald, Volume L, Issue 3937, 2 May 1929, Page 3

THE MAYORALTY. Lames and Gentlemen.—Please accept my thanks for the confidence yon have reposed in me by again re-electing me unopposed as your Mayor. I recognise the great responsibility attached to the position and can assure you that Fosr ton’s best interests and the welfare of the 'community as a whole ‘will be my sole concern. With a revival of shipping to the port and other developments, the future prosperity of the borough is assured. M. E. PERREAU. THA'NKS. LO THE BURGESSES: Having again elected me as one of your representatives on the Borough Council, I desire to thank you for the renewal of confidence and to assure you that my best services will ibc in the borough’s interest. R, RiANGIHEUEA. THANKS. i*" ■*—i X DESIRE to thank the electors for again returning me to the Borough Council and to know that my past services have met with their approval. R. J. THOMPSON. THANKS. J WJiSII to thank the electors for the expression of confidence reposed in me at yesterday’s municipal election and will endeavour to justify that confidence during my term of office. D. R. BARRON. THANKS. X DESIRE to thank the electors for their renewed confidence in me as a Councillor and 'will continue to safeguard the interests of the borough as a whole in the future. F. LUCINISKY.

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