CROMWELL NOTES
CENTRAL OTAGO
(Fbom Ode Own Cobeespondrnt.) CROMWELL, March 13. BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTIONS. Interest in the Cromwell Borough Council elections, which were held to-day, was very keen, and a particularly heavy ballot resulted. The elections resulted as fob, lows:— Stewart Wright .. .. .. ~ 191 L. M. Jolly . . .. .. . , 188 M. C. Yeoman .. .. .. .. 183 F. W. Partridge .. .. .. 165 W. Murray .. .. .. .. .. 163 W. Campbell .. ~ A,■ 153 C. Harvey 127 E. Walker . • . 116 Informal, 2. The five candidates gaining the highest marks are elected to the council, the, successful candidates subsequently delivering brief addresses from the polling booth, HARD FROST. After a week’s stormy weather, with cold rain and snow on the high country, the weather cleared last night and a hard frost occurred of unusual severity for this time in March. A good deal ;of damage was done to tender crops in kitchen gardens.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22211, 14 March 1934, Page 10
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140CROMWELL NOTES Otago Daily Times, Issue 22211, 14 March 1934, Page 10
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