Campaign material for the re-election of Geo E Cavanagh as councillor for the West Ward in the St Kilda City Council elections held on 23 August 1951. It contains a statement by the candidate and polling day details. Geo E Cavanagh was first elected in 1945. He was not re-elected in 1951.Cream paper (discoloured with age) printed in brown on both sides and folded in half.st kilda council, st kilda council elections, geo e cavanagh

Collection of leaflets comprising: Victorian Electoral Commission 2020 Council Election brochure for Bakewell Ward; individual leaflets for each of the four candidates: Mark Di Pasquale, Katie George, Brian Grace and Gary SammartinoCollection of five leaflets describing candidates for election to the City of Banyule Bakewell Ward election 2020elections, banyule city council, bakewell ward

Copy of photographs of Banyule councillors, Mayoral Elections November 13th 2023-2024Document with colour copy of photographs of Banyule councillorsbanyule city council, mayoral elections, tom melican

A black and white photograph of four Ballarat School of Mines students.ballarat school of mines, student activities, elections, student representative council, src

See also 3794Election flyer for Ringwood Borough Council 24-Aug-1946 including background details for candidates Miles, A.T. and Pearson, H.F. both former Mayors Ringwood Mail Print Phone 65

Bendigo City Council Election - Sutton Ward - Vote: 1 Shadforth, Roy Polling day: Saturday, 30th August, 1952. On the back personal facts about Roy Shadforthbendigo, council, elections

``Newspaper clipping from "The Post" 4 -5 - 94 NO COUNCIL ELECTIONSThe annual Ringwood Council elections due in August have been deferred until at least March next year because Ringwood is about to be reviewed by the Local Government Board (LGB). The nine Ringwood councillors could be out out of office and replaced by a State Government appointed commissioner as early aas mid September if changes to Ringwood are proposed.`

Political campaign advertisement for George Tippett, a candidate for Central Ward in the St Kilda Council elections of 1932. Includes a photo of the candidate. He was unsuccessful.Yellow coloured paper, folded, printed in red and blue on both sides.george tippett, st kilda council, st kilda council elections

This booklet has been produced to record information in connection with an election, presumably that of a local Council. As the title page and the inside pages are blank it is not possible to speculate in what year and for which Council election this booklet was intended for use. This booklet is of no particular importance but may be useful for display. This is a soft cover booklet of 10 pages. The cover is pink but faded around the edges and torn at the corners. The printing on the front is in black type. The pages are ruled with red lines but are blank. There is some silverfish damage on the first page. The pages are bound with metal staples. Front Cover: ‘Election Held’ ‘Poll Book’ ‘Electoral…. of …’ ‘Division…’ ‘Polling Place…’ ‘Polling Booth…’ council elections, history of warrnambool

These boxes were used at various polling booths throughout the Shire of Eltham for voters to place their completed votes in during council elections. On occassions EDHS has used this Ballot Box as a repository for cash donations at meetings and functions."Ballot Box" and "Shire of Eltham Ballot Box" and a serial number "12937".eltham shire council, shire of eltham archives, ballot box, elections, shire of eltham, activities, donation, council elections

News articles on reverse (p3) include stories on the Research resident complaints regarding noise of hockey games at Eltham College early on weekends, nominations for Nillumbik Council elections and a Halloweeen story involving the Eltham Wildcats Basketball ClubNewsprint2008, chris chapple, council elections, dr david warner, eltham college, eltham festival, eltham wildcats basketball club, helen coleman, hockey, lewis brock, michael young, nillumbik shire council, program, warwick leeson

Campaign material for the election of John Talbot as councillor for the Central Ward in the St Kilda City Council elections held on 22 August 1946. The brochure contains his personal and Army service details as well as polling day information. Talbot won the election and then served continuously until 1969, including three terms as mayor, in 1950-51, 1964-65 and 1965-66.Folded white paper (discoloured with age) printed in black on both sides, with a one page insert, printed in black on one sidejohn talbot, st kilda council, st kilda council elections

Campaign material for the re-election of John Talbot as councillor for the Central Ward in the St Kilda City Council elections held on 25 August 1949. The brochure contains his personal details and municipal record, along with polling day details. Talbot was first elected in 1946 and served continuously until 1969, including three terms as mayor, in 1950-51, 1964-65 and 1965-66.Folded white paper (discoloured with age) printed in black on both sidesjohn talbot, st kilda council, st kilda council elections

Results of the 2016 City of Whitehorse Council Election.Results of the 2016 City of Whitehorse Council Election.city of whitehorse, daw, philip, cutts, prue, tescher, tanya, liu, tina, munroe, andrew, massoud, denise, carr, raylene, bennet, bill, davenport, ellis, sharon, stennett, ben

''City of Bendigo'' a document ''Distributed from Civic Offices on application'' 1978. two copies, a. and b. with different handwritten annotations. Contents - Historical Information 1840-1891; ''How Bendigo got its name''; ''Discovery of Gold''; ''Bendigo's Big Year, 1871; a history of Bendigo - in three pages; ''Education in Bendigo''; ''Information on mining in Bendigo''; Bendigo Council incl. elections, officers, revenue, ward boundaries, Mayoral Roll 1856 - 1977; Town Clerk Roll - 1856 - 1977; Town Hall details; 1891 Plebiscite; Coat of Arms details.bendigo, council, bendigo history, coat of arms, town clerk roll, mayoral roll, mining in bendigo, council elections. town hall details.