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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20867, 8 May 1931, Page 3

ELECTORAL. JjJ LECTIONS. M R M. J. B enneit Desires to thank those Electors who recorded their Votes in his favour for City Council and Transport Board, and for again returning him ns a City Councillor. He especially thanks those who voluntarily worked for his return to the City Council. In the future, as in the past, you can rely on his best services. JP J. A. C. A LL " M WISHES TO EXPRESS HIS THANKS TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY FOR RETURNING HIM AS A MEMBER OF THE AUCKLAND TRANSPORT BOARD AND FOR THE SUPPORT GIVEN HIM AT THE POLL FOR THE AUCKLAND CITY COUNCIL. M R IJ. P. B 1 IS SINCERELY APPRECIATIVE OF THE MAGNIFICENT VOTE IN HIS FAVOUR AT THE CITY COUNCIL ELECTION ON WEDNESDAY. AND DESIRES TO TELL THE ELECTORS THAT HE IS FULLY SEIZED OF THE RESPONSIBILITY OF CONSERVING THE INTERESTS OF THE CITY. JgLECTORS OF AUCKLAND CITY. Ladies and Gentlemen, — I sincerely thank you for the renewal of your confidence as a Representative on the City Council. As in the past, the best service capable on my part will 'be unsparingly given for the advancement of our City. Yonrs faithfully, JAS. DONALD. TO THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND CITY. Fellow Citizens, — I desire to express to you my sincere thanks for the Vote recorded for me on Wednesday as a Candidate for City Council. Also, to my many personal friends who It will be my endeavour to serve you faithfully and well, and to safeguard the interests of *he whole community. Yours respectfully, LEONARD COAKLEY. B. P ATERSON Expresses to the Electors who supported his candidaturo and to his many friends and voluntary workers his sincere appreciation and thanks for their efforts in connection with his to the City Council, and also those who supported him for the Transport Board. Assuring the Electors of tny best efforts on their renewed confidence. rro THE "pLECTORS, A UCKLAND QITY. FELLOW CITIZENS.—I desire to express to you my sincere thank 3 for the vote recorded for me. on Wednesday in each of the three issues in which I was a candidate. and to my personal friends who assisted. As in the past, it will be my endeavour to advance and safeguard the interests of the working classes, being satisfied that by so doing 1 best servo the community as a whole. Yours respectfully, THOMAS BLOODWORTH. jgL ECTORAL THANKS. MISS ALICE H. G. BASTEN Desires to Thank cordially Auckland Citizens for their expression of continued confidence in re-electing her to the City Council and will do her utmost to merit thensupport. CITY COUNCIL AND TRANSPORT BOARD. MR. M. J. COYLE Desires to thank all those Electors who supported him at Wednesday s Poll. 1° again returning him as a City Councillor they may be assured of his best efforts to merit their continued confidence. THOROUGH OF jjyjTJUNT JfjDEN. " I SINCERELY THA.NK THE ELECTORS FOR THE HONOUR CONFERRED UPON .ME BY ELECTING ME AS MAYOR OF THE BOROUGH. YOURS FAITHFULLY, T. McNAB. •jyj-T. EDEN RATEPAYERS AND HOUSEHOLDERS' ASSOCIATION. The Executive of the above desires tc acknowledge the whole-hearted support ol its members in connection >yith the Borough Elections, which jesultcd in the complete return of the Association 8 ticket. For the vast, amount of outside suppor which contributed materially to the result achieved, the Executive returns its sincert thanks. LT AYORALTY, TO THE ELECTORS OF MOUNT • ALBERT: [ desire to express to you my very deep appreciation of the honour you liavo conferred on mo in returning me with so substantial majority. May I particularly thank those Ladies Gentlemen who so generously gave of their services in so many ways in furthering my election. I will give of my best in the interests of all Ratepayers. W. E. STILWELL.