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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 1 May 1913, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION. T ADIES AND G ENTLEM.EN Permit me to express my warmest thanks to the electors for returning me to such a proud position on the Council. I shall do all in my power to warrant your confidence. A. E. WINZENBERG. BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,--I am deeply grateful to the electors for their expression of confidence in electing me to a position on. the Council. You can rely on me doing my very best in the interests of the ratepayers. —Yours faithfully, G. W. SELLAR. BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION. ADIES AND GENTLEMEN , I thank you 'heartily for the honour you have conferred in electing me as one of your- representatives on the Borough Council.—l shall do my best at a.ll times to safeguard your interests. —Yours faithfully, R. J. KING.

BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION. AND~GENTLEMEN, I have to thank the Burgesses fof the proud position in wliich they have placed me in the poll, more particularly as I am .a comparative stranger in the town. I promise that' I shall do all in ray power to advance, the 'best interest of the town. —Yours faithfully, W. E. KEMBALL. BGROUCH (COUNCIL ELECTION. AND GENTLEMEN,— I liave to thank you for expressing your renewed confidence in me las one of youir representatives on the Council. j shall, in the eh suing term, as im the past, continue to work in the interests of the whole Borough.—Yours faithfully, F. W: TEMPLE. BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION. AND GENTLEMEN,— I desire to thank the electors for their renewed confidence in me. I intend, as previously, to gjve my best consideration to the advancement and progress of the town on the right lines. J. C. EWIXGTON. 9 BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION. ?JlO THE ELECTORS—. I sincerely thank; those electors who . recorded their votes in, my favour, and, although not returned, I thoroughly appreciate the confidence expressed by siichi a large proportion of the Burgesses. 1 1 hope on a future occasion to again offer my services to the town. W. G. LAMB. BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION. AND "cjENTLKMEN, I very heartily thank the electors who recorded their votes in my favour int the election yesterday. I feel very '-ratified at tlies support accorded me (losing the ninth seat by 8 votes only and being only 227 behind the top man), and although defeated, am in no wav discouraged, and hope to offer myself at some future date. HARLEY H. DONALD.

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