Showing 11 items matching "legislative assembly candidate"

Bayside Gallery - Bayside City Council Art & Heritage Collection
Photograph - sepia photograph, Councillor H.A. Abbott, Mayor of Brighton 1927-28, c.1928

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Harry Armitage Abbott (c.1831 - 1947) was elected to the Brighton Council in 1923, becoming Mayor in 1927-28. He was a candidate for the Legislative Assembly as Member for the Brighton seat in 1928.councillor, local government, municipality, mayor, portrait, mayoral robes, mayor of brighton, cr. h.a. abbott, harry armitage abbott, legislative assembly candidate
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.
Document - NORMAN OLIVER COLLECTION: SPEECH NOTES. VICTORIAN STATE ELECTION 1955

The Norman Oliver collection. Norman Oliver was three times Mayor of Bendigo - 1950-51, 1964-65, 1970-71. Two copies of seven pages of typed notes for a campaign speech in the Victorian state election 1955. Oliver was standing as a Country Party candidate for a seat in the Legislative Assembly. This speech appears to have been given on 3BO as it begins 'Good afternoon, listeners ..'and asks for their vote 'next Saturday'. He replies to criticism that he is anti-working class, his education plans for Bendigo, agricultural science and trade, Bendigo's housing shortage, road policies, drainage issues with the Bendigo Creek. Additions and corrections in blue ink.bendigo, hospital, speech notes, norman joseph oliver , councillor norman oliver. mayor of bendigo. 3bo. victorian state election 1955. country party.
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.
Document - NORMAN OLIVER COLLECTION: SPEECH NOTES 1955 POLICY SPEECH. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF VICTORIA

The Norman Oliver collection. Norman Oliver was three times Mayor of Bendigo - 1950-51, 1964-65, 1970-71. Twenty one pages of typed speech notes for 'my policy speech on the occasion of this 1955 election for the Legislative Assembly of the State of Victoria'. Corrections and additions in black ink. Topics and policies mentioned in the speech include : Rotary, Housing, old people, gaols and institutions, roads and motor cars, parking and traffic confusion, education (university for Bendigo), industries, libraries, power and transport, water supply, sewerage, swimming pools, and the dangers of Communism. Norman Oliver was standing as a candidate for the Country Party. There is a front page with '1955 Election' written in blue pen.bendigo, hospital, speech notes, norman joseph oliver , councillor norman oliver. mayor of bendigo. victorian state election 1955. country party.
Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.
Document, Mrs Clarence Weber's candidature, 1937
Transcription of articles on election of Mrs Clarence Weber
Transcription of articles on election of Mrs Clarence Weber as independent candidate for the seat of Nunawading in the Victorian State Assembly elections on 2 October 1937.Transcription of articles on election of Mrs Clarence Weberweber, ivy, victoria. parliament. legislative assembly, parliamentary representatives
Unions Ballarat
Photograph: Marg Card, Dianne Hadden, Karen Overington, Candy Bread, Terry Bracks & Jenny Beacham, 1999

Photograph: Marg Card, Dianne Hadden, Karen Overington, Candy Bread, Terry Bracks & Jenny Beacham at a breakfast gathering. Marg Card unsuccessfully contested the 1998 federal election for the seat of Ballarat. She served as a councillor and mayor at the Moorabool Shire. Dianne Hadden was an independent member of the Victorian Legislative Council. She exited the Australian Labor Party in 2005. She stood for the seat of Ballarat East at the Victorian Legislative Assembly in 2006, but was unsuccessful. Karen Overington was a former welfare worker and served as a councillor and mayor (Sebastopol Borough) before she was elected to federal parliament in 1999. Karen did not contest the 2010 election. She died from cancer in 2011. Terry Bracks is the wife of former Victorian Premier, Steve Bracks. She is actively involved in arts and theatre organisations in Victoria and is a board member of Breast Cancer Network Australia, the National Film and Sound Archive, and the Australian Children’s Television Foundation. Jenny Beacham is a former Labor state secretary and was an ALP candidate for Ballarat in 1996. Photographbtlc, ballarat trades hall, ballarat trades and labour council, card, marg, hadden, dianne, overington, karen, bread, candy, bracks, terry, beacham, jenny, alp, australian labor party
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.
Flyer - Abbott collection: R.H.S. Abbott flyer for legislative assembly election

Political Flyer for R.H.S. Abbott detailing his promises if elected at the election to be held on Thursday November 26th. 1914. Mr. Abbott was running in the electoral district of Rodney. The three candidates for the division of Rodney were: Hugh McKenzie for the Liberal Party, Andrew White for Labor and Richard Abbott as Independent. the results gave Mr. McKenzie 3575 votes (50.3%), Mr. White 3149 votes (44.3%) and Mr. Abbott 385 votes (5.4%). The two parties-preferred results saw Mr. McKenzie elected on 54.7% of the votes.election, abbott
Bayside Gallery - Bayside City Council Art & Heritage Collection
Photograph - gelatin silver photograph, Johnstone O'Shannessy & Co, Councillor H.E. Hall, Mayor of Brighton 1921-22, c. 1922

Henry Ernest Hall (1860-1943) was a representative for the South Ward in Brighton Council from 1912-1943, becoming Mayor in 1921-22 and again in 1933-34. He was also formerly a Councillor in Essendon. In 1928 he ran as a Nationalist candidate for Brighton in the Victorian Legislative Assembly. portrait, councillor, mayor, brighton, municipality, henry ernest hall, south ward, cr. h.e. hall, victorian legislative assembly, j.p, justice of the peace
Bayside Gallery - Bayside City Council Art & Heritage Collection
album - album containing photographs and documents, Album recording the results of the by-election for the District of Brighton, 1928, 1928

This album records the counting of votes for the Member of the Legislative Assembly for the Electoral District of Brighton at the Brighton Town Hall on 28 April 1928. The byelection took place to fill the seat caused by the death of Mr. Snowball. The candidates were Henry Armitage Abbott, William Fyfe Finlayson, Henry Earnest Hall, Martin Hannah, Daniel James Hoban, Alured Kelly, Ian MacFarlan, James Morrison Ramsay, Thomas Ryan. Due to there being no absolute majority, the counting of preferential votes to eliminate defeated candidates took place. Ian MacFarlan was elected as Member for the district. byelection, election, district of brighton, legislative assembly, henry armitage abbott, william fyfe finlayson, henry earnest hall, martin hannah, daniel james hoban, alured kelly, ian macfarlan, james morrison ramsay, thomas ryan, j.a. taylor, j.a. grant, town clerk, brighton town hall
Bayside Gallery - Bayside City Council Art & Heritage Collection
Photograph - sepia photograph, Dickinson-Monteath Studio, Councillor J.M. Ramsay, Mayor of Sandringham 1926-27, c. 1936

James Morrison Ramsay (1882-1963) was Mayor of Sandringham in 1926-27. He was a candidate for the Brighton Seat in the legislative assembly in 1928.councillor, sandringham, local government, municipality, mayor, mayoral robes, portrait, city of sandringham, jabot, dickinson-monteath studio, james morrison ramsay, cr. j.m. ramsay, legislative assembly, brighton, mayor of sandringham
Surrey Hills Historical Society Collection
Work on paper - Vertical file, Kew State electorate

Collected materials mainly produced by the local member and candidates for election.A standard vertical file with attached pp pockets which contain: 1. How to vote card 2022, Kew Legislative Assembly, Kooyong Climate Change Alliance 2. How to vote flyer 2022 for The Greens; Jackie Carter; Katherine Copsey 3. Election flyer from Sophie Torney (Independent), dated 20/10/2022 4. Election flyer from Sophie Torney, (Independent), dated 31/10/2022 5. How to vote flyer, Sophie Torney (Independent) 2022 6. How to vote flyer, Lucy Skelton (ALP) 2022 7. Election flyer, Jess Wilson (Liberal) 2022 – “We will …” 8. Election flyer, Jess Wilson (Liberal) 2022 – “Getting things done for Kew” – 2 copies 9. Election flyer from Liberal Party against Teals, dated 27/10/2022 – 2 copies 10. Election flyer – Vote Liberal on both ballot papers 2022 11. Election flyer from Jess Wilson (Liberal) – My plan for Kew, dated 16/11/2022 12. Local directory card from Jess Wilson, Member for Kew 13. Election flyer, Animal Justice Party, 2022 14. Election flyer from Jess Wilson – Only the Liberals will fix Victoria’s healthcare …, 2022 15. Jess Wilson Community News, Spring 2023 16. Jess Wilson Community News, Autumn 2023 – 2 copies 17. Jess Wilson Inaugural Speech, 7 February 2023 18. Jess Wilson Community News, Winter 2024 – 2 copies SHVFKEWST on top RH corner of the suspension filekooyong climate change alliance, jackie carter, katherine copsey, animal justice party, 2022, sophey torney, jess wilson, 2023, 2024, elections, how to vote cards, lucy skelton, jess wilson inaugural speech
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.
Document - HOW TO VOTE CARDS AND INFORMATION - STATE ELECTIONJUNE 1964

How to Vote cards and information - State Election June 1964. A.: Vote ALP McIntyre, Donald; Smith, Arthur: b.: Bolte Government Team - R. H. (bob) Trethewwy, JP, F. J. (Jock) Granter; c.: Liberal and Country party; Brennan, PG, McIntyre, DRM, Trethewey, RH (LCP), Drechsler, FJ (Lib), Smith, A. On reverse, inscribed: 'Liberals advised 2nd vote to DLP; ALP advised 2nd vote to Lib; DLP advised 2nd vote to Lib'; d.: Pamphlet 'meet your Labor Candidates' - Legislative Council: Smith A and Legislative Assembly DR McL McIntyre; e.: Single sheet flyer - 'To the Electors of Bendigo' with names of candidates (DLP document)organization, government, elections, 1964