Contested elections papers, 1840-1919, 1943.

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Contested elections papers, 1840-1919, 1943.

Notices addressed to the Secretary relating to contested Senate or Assembly seats, giving date of election, names of parties to the contest, nature of the contest, statement of officer who served notice, and date filed.

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