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Free Lance, Volume III, Issue 148, 2 May 1903, Page 16

King Dick's record Premiership of ten years wift be marked by a Liberal demonstration in the Opera House, on Saturday, 2nd May, 1903, commencing at/ 8 o'clock. Very extensive and complete arrangements have been made by Mr. W. J. Culver (J.P.), the secretary of the Liberal and Labour Federation, and, as all the Cabinet Ministers are to be there, the assemblage will be a brilliant one. Admission will be free, and it is therefore concluded that a record "house" will demonstrate their joy at the "record reign."

MELROSE WARD ELECTION. TO THE ELECTONS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,- 1 take this opportunity of expressing my sineeie Thanks for the support accorded me in this election, and can assure you that my best enorts will be to seive you faithfully. Youis sincerely, GEORGE FROST.

TO THE ELECTORS WELLINGTON WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMAN— I sincerely thank you foi le-electing me as one of your lepiesentatives in the City Council. I will endeavour at all times to advance the inteiests of the City. Youis obediently, JOHN P. LUKE.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION. MRS W H. P. BARBER m the absence of her husband, desnes, on his behalf, to accord most hearty thanks to a.ll those electors who, by their efforts yesterday, succeeded in placing him second on the poll. Coromandel-stieet, 30th April, 1903. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I desne to convey my thanks to the Electois who voted foi me yesterday, and placed me in such a prominent position in the poll. Youis faithfully, GEO. WILTSHIRE. 30th April, 1903.

TO THE ELECTORS WELLINGTON WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I beg to return you my sincere thanks for placing me at the head of yesteiday's municipal poll. The expiession of your lenewed confidence in me as your lepiesentative is certainly veiy gratifying to me, and I wish to tuithei assure you that my desne will be to continue to ment that trust. Youis respectfully, GEORGE WINDER. 30th April, 1903.

CITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS. I DESIRE to thank the electors for their lenewal of confidence in me, and shall continue to use my best endeavours in the interests of the city. Yours faithfully, D. J. NATHAN. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WELLINGTON WARD.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. — I thank you very sincerely for the privilege of serving the city as one of your representatives for another teim of two years. Faithfully yours, W. A. EVANS. TO THE ELECTORS WELLINGTON WARP.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, — I thank you sincerely for -\ outvote and interest at yesterday's election. Although not successful, I Mill continue to come up again and again until I get a win. I am, yours sincerely, ' ROBT. H. DAVENPORT.