notice · 1901
Postal-voting notice (Voting by Post Act 1900) for the Legislative Assembly by-elections in the Electoral Districts of Bogong and Melbourne East: electors living 5+ miles from a booth, or ill/infirm, may apply for a postal ballot-paper. Signed W. A. Trenwith, Chief Secretary; returning officers James Cunningham (Beechworth) and Samuel Haig (227 Collins-street, Melbourne). Dated 10 June 1901.
[1923] ONI SOIT QUI M SET DIEU MONDROITE THIRD SUPPLEMENT TO THE VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1901. …
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Recorded in this notice
RoleElector
OfficialReturning Officer
OfficialJames Cunningham, Esq.
OfficialSamuel Haig, Esq.
OfficialW. A. Trenwith
OfficialChief Secretary
LocationVICTORIA
LocationBOGONG
LocationMELBOURNE EAST
LocationBeechworth
LocationMelbourne
LocationCollins-street
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 71, 10 June 1923.
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