council report · 1887
Robert Campbell was elected Councillor for the Central Riding of the Shire of Numurkah, and Henry Lambourne was elected for the Western Riding.
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Recorded in this notice
PersonHenry Lambourne
OfficialSamuel Trethowan
PersonF. Ralph
PersonRalph
PersonCampbell
PersonRobert Blake Street
PersonRobert Campbell
GovernmentShire of Numurkah
GovernmentShire of Numurkah
LocationNathalia
LocationNarioka
LocationPicola
The Nathalia Herald, No. 185, 1887-08-18.
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