notice · 1857
A by-law concerning election conduct in Williamstown has been assented to by the Governor and gazetted on July 3, 1857.
The voter must strike out the name or names of the candi- date or candidates he does not intend to vote for. …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 76, 1857.
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