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Evening Post, Volume LXX, Issue 137, 7 December 1905, Page 2

TO THE ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON NORTH. T ADIES and GENTLEMEN,— I thank you most heartily for the honour you haTe conferred upon me. Charles h. izard. ~ to"the electors of city bast. T ADIES and GENTLEMEN.— I desire •*-• to thank you most cordially for tho handsome support you accorded to me at the Poll yosterday, which places mo in a minority, at present, of only nine votes. Whatever the final result may be, I shall be proud of the largo vote recorded in my favour, and of tho testimony given by tho polling that tho constituency is soundly Liberal. Under other circumstances I ehould have been glad to have thanked you personally yesterday evening ; but I assure you that I am deeply grateful to all who voted and worked on my behalf. Yours faithfully, WM. M'LEAN. 7th December. TO THE ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON EAST. LADIES and GENTLEMEN,— I desire to thalik all those who were instrumental in advancing my interests and who voted' for mo yesterday. It is yet undecided as to who the successful candidate is, but if it should result in my return, I oan assure tho Eleotors that I wijl do my best to serve them and to advance thoir interests. I am, Yours sincerely. JOHN G. W. AITKEN. Wellington, 7th December, 1905. WELLINGTON NORTH ELECTION. TITR. DUTHIE bogs to tender his best thanks to those Electors who favoured him with their support at yesterday's poll.