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Gisborne, 24th October, 1882. TC 2BNRY LEWIS, Esc--WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, Elector of the Borough of <.isboruc. respect fully request you to all-M. ;.<-ulf to It. nominated for the Office oi M *.VOR for tie., ensuing term. Should you •uc'.dc to our request we pledge ourselves t» use our best endeavours to secure your :. tu We remain, etc., E. P. Joyce, T. J. Dickson, J. Mogridge, •Jas. Browne, Kennedy and Bennett, R. Hilf Fisher, A. McDonald, W. P. Finneran, T. W. Porter, C. A. Tabuteau, A. Allanaeh, S. M. Wilson, S. Stevenson, Henry McKay, J. IL Aislabie, D. Murchie, Thomas Chrisp, T. G. Murray, < 1. Houghton, D. Ponsford, W. Tattley, W. Sharratt, Richard Brync, W. Judd, D. M. On-, W. T. File, O. Veale, W. Hall. James Hird, James Craig, Henry Cannon, James Rosie. W. Searle, H. Pollen, D. E. Smith, I. C. Taylor, J. W. Wade, J. Erskine, H. Fraser, A. J. Thomas, C. A. Delatour, W. Knights, 110 TO THE GENTLEMEN SIGNING THE ABOVE REQUISITION. I HAVE much pleasure in acceding to your request in allowing myself to be nominated for the office of Mayor for the ensuing term, In doing so I feel that my actions in the Borough Council have met with your approval during the short time I have had the honor to represent your interests, and those of the whole of the Burgesses. In conclusion lean only say, that if I have the honor of being elected, I shall exercise my best abilities, and employ them in furthering the interests of the Borough,—l have the honor to be Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, HENRY LEWIS. Gisborne, 25th Oct. 1882. 113

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