Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 512, 15 November 1928, Page 3

ELECTORAL. TO THE ELECTORS OP AUCKLAND WEST. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I desire to return my very sincere thanks to you for again returning me at the head of the Poll. To that small band of volunteer workers who made the victory possible I am especially grateful. Yours faithfully, M. J. SAVAGE. ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, — I have been defeated in a contest in which I exerted my best endeavour and in which I was accorded the sincere support of splendid friends. I have long been aware that my change of boundaries had put me about 700 votes down and although I concealed the fact for tactical reasons I knew the fight was difficult. The Reform and United vote was consolidated, and I lost. I have no personal regrets, I can take my gruel. I regret that, the seat has been lost for the Party. I shall continue to raise my voice on behalf of the ideals of Labour. While nolitically differing with Auckland East’s new M.P. I wish him well personal^'. Yours faithfully, JOHN A. LEE. jP R E D BART R A M THINKS ALL THOSE WHO VOTED AND WORKED FOR LABOUR ON THE 14TH. He desirfes also to thank the Electors of Grey Lynn, irrespective of party, for their confidence and kindness for the last nine years. ANU K A U ELECTORATE Pending receipt of a message from London, the Members of Mr. Jordan’s Election Committee tender their sincere Thanks to the Electors of Manukau for the magnificent expression of confidence in Mr.. Jordan as their representative. ARNELL ELECTORATE Permit me to express my sincere thanks to all those who supported me at yesterday’s Poll. Although having suffered a reverse, I appreciate the loyal support of years past, and I particularly thank all those who provided Motor-cars in my interest. I thank all my workers for their excellent services, and to all who in any way assisted me during the campaign I tender my gratitude and thanks. J. S. DICKSON. Q. R E X LYNN. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen, — I wish to thank the Electors for returning me at the head of the poll. I greatly appreciate the honour conferred on me, and will do my best to carry out the duties that will fall on me as your Member. I also wish to specially thank the members of my committee, who did so much to secure my return. JOHN S. FLETCHER. AND GENTLEMEN. — Although I was defeated in the Poll yesterday, I wish to thank all those who voted for me and loyally upheld the Labour colours in this district. I also wish to congratulate Mr. Stallworthy on his election. W. T. ANDERTON. AND GENTLEMEN.— Although I -was defeated in the poll yesterday, I wish to thank all those who voted for me and so loyally upheld the Labour colours in this district. I wish to congratulate Mr. Hall on his election, and to thank both Mr. Hall and Mr. Allan for their clean fight. C. R. PETRIE. A TJCKLAND CENTRAL. To those Electors who voted for me at yesterday’s Poll, and to the Committee* that worked so hard on my behalf, I tender my sincere thanks. F. J. LYSNAR. T HE HE Is delivered on the day of Issue in the following towns at times specified hereunder:— HAMILTON .. .. .. .. •• 6.30 p.m. MORRINSVILLE 7.15 p.m. TE AROHA .. .. .. .. .. 8.0 p.m. THAMES .. .. •• .. •• •• 8-0 P-™* PAEROA 7.0 p.m. wa rm . 7.30 p.m. TE AWAMTJTTJ 7.10