Ti i THE BUItUESSEi Of X’L’TONE. AND GENTLEMEN . 1 desire (o express joy gratification at the approval given by you to the four most important and pressing of the Council's Loan projiosals. In answer to many inquiries as to my intentions in regard ta the Mayoralty this year, 1 beg to inform yon 1 have decided not to accept nomination lor a further term, as a well qualified Councillor of many years’ standing having decided to become a candidate. I have no wish to continue in the important position I have occupied so many years. 1 feci sure that when the new Mayor and Council have successfully carried out the programme of w ork just authorised by you tho added eniutmienees provided will amply repay you for any extra fixation involved and result, in an all-round increase in the value of your property. I beg ,to thank you most sincerely for the cordial suppnit you have accorded the Council during my long tenure of office, enabling many improvements to be brought about.' 1 desire also to bear testimony to the real and efficiency of the Council's permanent staff. Believe me, I shall still continue to take supreme interest in all that affects the welfare and prosperity of our town. 657 Yours obediently, K. C. KIBK. Mayor of Pctone.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4331, 15 April 1901, Page 6
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