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ELECTION THANKS NOTICES. TO THE ELECTORS. T WISH to Thank all Electors who showed •*• their confidence in me at Saturday's Poll, and to assure them that I will do my utmost to merit that confidence. (Signed) W. S. CEDERHOLM. i TO THE ELECTORS CITY OF LOWER HUTT. rpHE CITIZENS' COMMITTEE extends their ■*- Thanks to all Electors who voted for our Candidates at Saturday's Poll. Also those who supported us in other directions. G. L. GIESEN, Chairman of Citizens' Committee, Lower Hutt. TO THE ELECTORS. I SINCERELY Thank all Electors who voted for me at Saturday's Poll. Many Thanks to all friends for messages of good will, encouragement, and congratulations. I also wish to congratulate the winning Council candidates: may the city progress under your management. (Signed) C. S. TEECE. LOWER HUTT LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS. rriHE LABOUR PARTY in Lower Hutt es- -*• presses Thanks and appreciation to all those who worked and voted for the Labour Candidates. TO THE ELECTORS. "OLEASE accept, my Sincere Thanks for your -'- renewed confidence. E. L. MACALISTER. TO THE ELECTORS. T SINCERELY Thank all the Electors who -*■ showed their continued confidence in me at Saturday's Poll. • (Signed) MARTIN LUCKIE. TO THE ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON. T>LEASE accept my Sincere Thanks for the -*•■ confidence placed in mo at the Poll on. Saturday, BELLE CABLE. HOSPITAL BOARD. TO THE ELECTORS. T SINCERELY THANK all Electors who showed their confidence in me at Saturday's Poll. , (Signed) J. C. CRAWFORD. ! HOSPITAL BOARD ELECTION. MANY THANKS FOR RENEWED CONFIDENCE. GEORGE PETHERICK.