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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3175, 28 April 1909, Page 1

Special Advertise merits. BOROUGH ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. LADTES AND GENTLEMRN,-T inn again a candidate for the position of Councillor at the coming election. If you think my service- during the past foui years have been such as to warrant your confidence for a further term, I shall be pleased to give my bes 4 ; services in the interests of the town. My policy is progress every time, with careful administration. J. H. PAULIMG. BOROUGH ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OE THE BOROUGH OF MASTKKTON. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—I again ask for your suffrage with confidence, feeling that I have given general satisfaction in the past. If again returned I will cheeriully give my time, and use my best endeavours, for the general welfare of our town, and also will, as in the past, do my utmost to further beautify, improve and popularise our Park, as the possibilities there arc great, and deserving of the best attention of your representatives. One of the questions that should bo early considered by the ne»v Council is a reduction in the price of gas, and, believing a? 1 do, that the time is now ripe for such action, I shall gladly support, or move a proposal for that purpose; also, owing to the general depression—the effects of which we are all feeling more or less—l would strenuously oppose a general rate of more than twopence in the £ at least for the ensuing twelve months. I have to thank you for past support, and in asking you to cast your votes in my favour on the 28th inst., I wish to say that your interests are mine also, and if again elected I shall continue to do my duty towards you without fear or favour. Yours faithfully, J. O. EWINGTON.

BOROUGH ELECTION. TO TxiE ELECTOES. ' ADIES AND GENTLEMEN. I seeking your support for a further term as a Councillor, I wish to point out that during the past two years I have endeavoured to carry out my duties fearlessly and honestly and in the interests of the whole of the ratepayers, A, HAUGHEY. ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS TON IJOKOUGH. LADIES AND GENTLE MEN,-I am a candidate at the forthcoming election, and hope to receive your suppert. If elected I will do my best to fmther the interests -.if the .l-!ovnu<rli. As you are' aware, 1 take a deep ilia'iSst in municipal matters, and if successful in obtaining a seat, can assure you that I will give careful consideration to each question, and do my very be.-t for the Borough generally, I am, yours faithfully, T. G. HOAR. BOROUGH COUWDSL ELECTION TO THE ELECTOES, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN*,—I have been 20 years in your rown, and if the experience. I have gained during those years is any advantage to you, you are heartily welcome to it. I offer my services to you as a candidate, and will promise to watch your interests in all parts of the Borough, and particularly see that you get good value for your money. Trusting to gain your confidence, which I will do my best to merit —I remain, yours faithfully, R. RSGG.

BOROUGH ELECTIONS. JLi response to the wit-h of iny fellow Councillors and many friends, I am again a Candidate for a seat on the Bornigh Council. My many years' service to you as Councillor, and on Benevolent Trust, Fire Board, and Abattoir Committee makes it quite unnecessary for me to addre:s yon further, only to say, if elected, you shall have my best services. (Motto: Strict Economy.) Yours faithfully, WILLIASV] MORRIS. COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. J_J response to a generally expressed wish, you will be able to get a special brew of Afternoon Tea at The Kainbow Exhibition after you have voted for your Mayor and Council on Wednesday next. Our policy is small charge to come in and plenty of fun when you are in. If you honour us with your patronage, von will go home well pleased with yourself, feeling you have voted for the right Council and helped a Good Cause. Yours faithfully, INFANT.

PUBLIC NOTICE. A PPLICATTONS are invited from retailers and others as tenants for. shops and Offices in new brick building to bo erected on our site in Queen-street. Abraham & Williams, AUCTIONEERS. MOTOR BUS SERVICE. rpilE MOTOR'BUS will Run DAIL f between the Post Office, via Perry Street, and the Railway Station, meeting all Fares: 6d Each Way. Private Engagements can be Arranged. E. II HORNE & CO,