Canberra Advisory Council Election Rules and Voting Note
The election on Saturday May 17 chooses three Canberra Advisory Council members from 13 candidates. Polling runs 8 am to 6 pm. voting is compulsory. To be valid, voters must rank seven candidates 1 through 7 in strict order, then may add additional candidates 8 through 13. An incomplete or informal ballot will be rejected at scrutiny.
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Toa Normw
Canberra
Thun
Bering
Netvalas
Davote
Rue Mthiehtings Nrorh
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Evans Career Highlights and Community Roles
Mr G T Evans, a fellow of notable institutes in Australia, built a medical practice in Reve Numpto and Tawnayie and served in health and public movement circles. He held posts with The Commons and Rotary, supported Anunciation events, and contributed to city projects and public service initiatives before entering a period of ill health last year.
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Evans
No Commonwealth
Tralia
Maviry
Jealdont
Rete
Marriott of Victoria and Canberra figures in local ties
Journal notes L Marriott Mit Marefort born in Tusranan, later moved to Victoria with family. The account mentions his position at a center, associations with Canberra tennis club, Fedora Capit Commas, and leadership roles in local leagues and committees, reflecting a life intertwined with Canberra and Victoria circles.
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MIT Marefort
Birt
Victoria
Hie
Hiana
Niwest Warkn Department
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Hane
Wadun
Joel
Torada
Canbarsa
Mets
Hourne
Jerald Caphhal
Barceni
Barrent
Fanhorta Tine
Fedora
Jon AllBorrs
Uni Gaereary
Canberra
Iaotep
Mio Marriott
Eittnir
Uglon aMiatot
Mr F K Gell Public Service Candidate and Career
Mr F K Gell, a public service candidate, was born in Melbourne and trained in law. He joined the Commonwealth Government service and rose to Chief Legal Assistant at the Crown Solicitors Office in Canberra. He later led the Commonwealth Public Service Welfare Commission as president and engaged in public service valuation and advisory roles.
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Mn Fick
Goi
Melbourne
Solleitara
Ménora
Blake and Rigwalt
Commonwealth
Meg Gell
Lemal
Oltien
Canberra
Hietz
Gellar
Commonwell Publi Hervice Welfare
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Notable career of LT.COL GOODWIN MBE described in record
A fragmented obituary-like notice details Lt Col Goodwin MBE, educated at various grammar institutions in Australia, serving under several officers, and holding private practice roles before joining the Commonwealth Lands and Property Department. It notes appointments in Victoria and service in the Lands and Property areas, with references to colleagues and roles in the military and private life.
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Dolin Thoms
Hin Goodwin
Yelty Murrayiver
Chere
Kmehind Grammar
Surveya Tranoh
Howrie
Peivatle
Pirace
Wonton Australlia Sinsen Mneal
Incomplete Biography of Mr W P Hammond Founder Leader
Fragmentary obituary style notice detailing W P Hammond born Hobart and active in town clubs. Mentions Rotary Ke ig erick Teotbatt clubs and School of Arts achievements. References to parliamentary election participation and local town leadership. language is garbled but conveys a prominent civic figure from late 19th or early 20th century.
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Hobart
Tan
Awana
Wleyttelin
Captain's
Elsie Avtivitied
Unik Town
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Amd Wien
Anta
The Life of Mr. R. Rowe in Public Service
Mr R Rowe, born Victorian, served in Western Australia and Australia’s public service. He joined the army in 1914, served four years, then built a manufacturing business before taking an important administrative role in the State Public Service. He later joined the Federal Capital Commission in Canberra, held positions with the Ratesayer League, and contributed to public welfare and governance during residence in Canberra and Western Australia.
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R. Rowe
Mateo Buvinem
Howe
Rtate Public Service
Western Australia
Rublaso
Weerera
Australia
Ratenayere League
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Ketirma
Apirit
Gio Ewumell
Mir
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Hiilaplayet Nivekon
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Eleethon
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Canberra
Teiwe
Rooney
Wathlea
Leagan
Canberre
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