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Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 17 September 1920, Page 3

OTAKI /TOWN BOARD ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen, — , Please accept my sincere thanks for returning me as one of your representatives on the Town Board. Yours sincerely, <T. P. BRANDON. i TE JRA POOTI KOMIHANA OTE j TAONE POARI O OTAKI. f ICI NGA TANGATA MAORI I ! HUIHUI MAI KITE POOTI. |. E Kui ma e Koro ma, tena koutou katoa, ( He nui to liari o taku ngakau, I ara e whakamoemiti ana ahau, mote i kalia, a koutou otc iwi Maori, kite manaki i to ra i whakaritca ai e to Poari hei liuihuinga mai mo nga morehu o to tatou Taone, kite pooti i te Wenerej nei. i Aha koa kahore ahau o mohioatu ana ki nga tangata i I’ooli ai koutou, j lieakoa! kehai etch j o nga Komiliana j Maori i tu, kaua hei papouri, engari jme wliuwha mai hoki koutou nga Maori kia ritetahi te mahi. mote katoa, hei painga'ano .lioki me a tatou I tamariki, A eneira, e takotomai nek Ka pai noatu hoki nlinuina pa ana I lie raruraru kia koutou, ki nga morehu. J mehemea ka homai • e koutou letehi ] j kupu kiau. J Hcoi ka mutu, ; Na to koutou hoa aroha ua. I' ‘ J. P. BRANDON. | THANKS. j To the Electors, — ; | To those who supported me on j j Wednesday 1 accord my thanks, and j wish to slate their interests will be | i . i mine. ' T. B. BAX. THANKS. ' To the Electors, — I wish to extend my grateful thanks to all who gave me such liberal support" on Wednesday, and assure all that I will act in the best interest of electors generally. .T. R. BILLS. THANKS. To the Electors, — To the electors who supported me at Wednesday's poll I return my thanks, and assure all that I will endeavour to merit the confidence placed in me. A. W. BROADWAY. THANKS. ~ JJAROLD COCKRELL wishes to express his hearty thanks to all those electors who voted for him on Wednesday. His great desire is to push Otakj ahead, and he believes in trj'ing to do so ho will be carrying out the wishes of his electors. THANKS. To the Electors, — To the electors who supported me at Wednesday's poll I return my sincere thanks, and assure, all that I will work in the interests* of the town. C. KILSBY. THANKS. To the Electors, — I take this opportunity of again thanking electors, both Maori and Pukclia, for the hearty support accorded me at Wednesday’s poll, and assure all that I will net in their interests and for the welfare of the town in general. 11. NICOLSON. THANKS. ' Tu the Electors,— I wish to thank those electors who supported me at Wednesday’s poll, and also those who worked in my interests. j O. J. D’ATU. THANKS. To the Electors, — * I sincerely thank all ratepayers who accorded me their support at Wednesday’s poll, and at the same time take the opportunity of congratulating ! those who secured the return of such j an able Board. ,

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