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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 62, Issue 4427, 19 May 1941, Page 1

Public Notices. BOROUGH ELECTIONS, TO THE ELECTORS. RADIES AND GENTLEMEN, —ln electing me as your Mayor for the ensuing term, you have conferred upon me a very great honour. I am deeply aware of the trust and confidence which the result of the poll discloses, and will strive to honour that trust to the best of my ability. I wish to express my thanks to all who voted for me, the Comlmittee who organised and conducted the campaign so efficiently, the helpers who came forward on Election Day, and worked so willingly, particularly the ladies for their valuable and muchappreciated assistance. Now that the people have manifested their decision, I call for the best wishes of all those w(ho recorded their votes against me, and look forward to their co-operation in all matters pertaining to the welfare of the Town. Yours faithfully, 577 L. G. ARMSTRONG. MAYORAL ELECTIONS. TO THE ELECTORS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. I desire to thank heartily all those who supported my candidature for the Mayoralty on Saturday last. 580 GEORGE SPINLEY. TO THE ELECTORS OF TE AWAMUTU. J DESIRE to convey my sincere thanks to the many Electors who accorded me their support in Saturday’s election, and assure one and all that I will endeavour to the best of my ability to merit their - confidence. 579 F. PARSONS. TO THE BURGESSES. THANKS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I thank you sincerely for the honour you have accorded me by electing me to a seat on the Te Awamutu Borough Council. I assure you that I shall endeavour to justify your confidence, and that at the end of my term as a Councillor you will have no cause to regret your present confidence in me. I shall endeavour to work for the steady and certain progress of the Borough as a whole. Yours sincerely, 561 GEORGE DALTON. TO THE ELECTORS OF TE AWAMUTU. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Please accept my sincere thanks for the honour accorded to me in my election to the Borough Council. During the coming three years I will use every endeavour to warrant this trust you have conferred on me Yours faithfully, 576 A. R. HILL. TO THE ELECTORS OF TE AWAMUTU. £ THANK all who voted for me in Saturday’s Borough Council and Power Board elections. It will be my aim to show that their confidence in me has not been misplaced. 569 V. A- DE COEK. TO THE ELECTORS OF TE AWAMUTU. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I desire to thank all those Who voted for me in the Power Board elections. I shall do my best to further the interests of the Borough during my term on the Board. I also wish to thank the various members of the Committee, including the ladies, who came forward and helped to make the campaign such a success. Yours faithfully, 575 RALPH F. ARMSTRONG. BOROUGH ELECTION. £ ACCEPT and appreciate your continued confidence in me as a member of your Council. As in the past, it will be my endeavour to serve all sections of the community consistent with economy and the welfare of the Borough. 572 C. J. SPIERSAPPRECIATION. A. MAUNDER, who has held x office on the Kihikihi Town Board for the past eighteen years, part of which as its Chairman, desires to convey his sincere thanks to all Residents who so loyally supported his candidature in the recent election, and considers himself highly complimented to be again returned after such lengthy service. 566 LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS. £ WISH to sincerely thank all the Ratepayers who supported me in the Rabbit Board election. 570 LESLIE S. RICHARDS.