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This notice details electoral procedures in Melbourne and Geelong, requiring electors to vote in their ward, and outlines the Returning Officer's powers to adjourn nominations or polls in case of riot or violence.
A XXXIII. And be it enacted, That in the City of Melbourne, and in the Town of Geelong, every elector shall be, …
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LocationCity of Melbourne
Roleelector
OfficialReturning Officer
LocationElectoral Districts
LocationElectoral District
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 27, 21 May 1851.
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