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Notices J7URST Grand Spriug Show—Choicest . Goods of the season.—A. McGarrigle. )ARIS MILLINERY, Straws and Children's Millinery Imported direct.—Victoria House. LENGTHS and Trimmings, J Laces, Insertions, Ribbon Trimmings (a novelty) on show.—A, McGarriple. AMILTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. To the Electors, Ladiks and Gkntlkmen,— Three years ago I thanked you for returning me at the head of the poll and giving uie the largest number of votC3 ever recorded for any Hamilton Borough Councillor, thus breakiug the record. I thank you for having again conferred on mo that DotJBi.K Honour, and will endeavour to deserve the confidence you have reposed in inc. I am, Ladies and gentleman, Your obedient servant, DANIEL SALMON. „ .AMILTON BOROUGH ELECXX TION. To the Burgesses of Hamilton. Lames and Gentlemen,— I beg to tender you my very sincere thanks for the honour you have conferred upon me in electing me to a snat on the Borough Council of Hamilton. I shall endeavour to carry out the duties pertaining to the office to the best of my ability in the interests of the ratepayers generally. I am, Yours obediently, J. VV. 11. BRIGHT. HAMILTON. Ladiks and Gentlemen,— By your votes of Thursday last you have again expressed your appreciation of my services upon the Council by electing me for a further term of office. I am duly sensible of the honour you have done me, and, so far as I am able, I shall do my best to retain that confidence. Yours obediently, C. TIPPIN. rpi-IE BOROUGH ELECTION.JL Thanks : Out of the 161 ratepayers who voted at Thursday's election, I thank those who, without personal solicitation, recorded me their 10b' votes. Although not successful, I will still continue to take a live interest in the welfare of the Borough. J. A. YOUNG, Hamilton.