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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4944, 13 November 1884, Page 3

___ Electoral , . Prax>ery COUNTY ELECTION. TO THE ELECTOES OF THE PARAWAI BIDING. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,- | Accept my THANKB for the renewal | i of confidence reposed in me ci shown by your , Toting yesterday. I hope by roy future j aofcion to proTe that in matters relating to your Ward, as well as to" those of the Council generally, your reliance bas not beea mis- __ .__ . _— -^ ■_ j. P aCe ' WILLIAM MURDOCH. ' COUNTY COUNCIL EL^CTOnT _ — ITIIJLJLII* lift I TO THE ELECTOBS OF KAWAERANGA BIDING. CLOTHING, T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I desire to return you my SINOEEE THANKS for the Confidence you &Cl ' c' f haTe placed in me, and the great honor you hare done me in placing me at the HEAD """ OF THE POLL. I assure you that it shall be my constant endeavor to deserre your I 1111 ADOLI AI I Confidence, and to promote the interests of "■ lfl«llwlll«fci"j the Riding and the County alike. & pQLLEN I am, yours obediently,' W. S. GREENVILLE. Has now received and THAMES COUNTY ELECTION. .OPFTISn^ I") IT P TO THE ELECTORS OF THE mg EAUAERANGA RIDING. First & Spcond T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,I desire to return you my Shipments, Bincere THANKS for the Confidence you EX have placed in me in returning me aa one of yourßepresentatiTes. S.S. TONGABIRO & S.S. AOEANGI. I assure you it will be my constant Also, Large Parcels from Colonial endeavour to deserve your confidence, and

to promote the interests of our Biding and Markers and Factories. County generally. I remain, """""" Your obedient servant, „ Q , -, TTUCH Department is now well Stocked D. W. PITKETHLEY. JjJ with the Latest COUNTY "' NOVELTIES TO THE EATEPAYEES OF THE AND TOTABA BIDING. - 4.1* JIM OX* T ADIEB & GENTLEMEN,— I beg to return you my sincere FOB THB THANKS for the honor you have conferred on me in returning me as your Kepresenta- PRESENT & COMING SEASON, tive for the Totara Riding of Thames County Council, and promise to do my utmost to Eemunerative Profit. serve in every possible way the interests of the district. —— I also desire to express my appreciation of the honorable and gentlemanly manner in Five per Cent. DiSCOUIIt which the contest has been conducted by my ON opponent, and, trusting that you will have no eauee to regret placing your interest in 5S 01 UpW&rdS, for CASH. my hands, I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, MR# q BOON, Manages in Polien Yours obediently, JOHN TOWNSEND. Stbeet' TO THE ELECTOBS OF THE KaUAERANGA BIDING. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Ju I THANE you for Ihe aup« eil _ "• port .corded me **„ #>#/. Yours reflpectfullyi * W. DEEBLE: UW Just Marled off, at Albert November 12th, 1884. m street, a Shipment of CLOTHING, TO THE ELECTOBS OF THE at ONE-THIRD Us Value. EIAUAEBANGA BIDING. — f ADIES AND GENTLEMAN,— Li I beg to Seturn my sincere THANKS to tha Electors who voted for me to-day. G. W. BILL. Foven>b)r 12th, 18f4.