CAMBRIAN.
FronVMir tliifrr€hrrespotuleii,t—~~ 1. D A/jX r lß||Y' Rub, r’in,,,i)iizz'e, drizzle, such .Jias ' been tho prevailing weather for the_ past fortnight—very unseasonable weather for farmers—al bough slmcersare in their element like geese and young ducks. However, at present it shows signs of settling up, and should such be the case crops will yet be safe ; turnips should be excellent this year, and fat mutton and beef- will. follow, 1 suppose. Ihere were seven nominations for the Licemiug Committee. The election took place on the 24th, as advertised. A. great deal more interest was taken in the affair than on previous occasions. Ido not meant anything approaching excitement. The following is the result of the poll:—Turner, 38; OTtegnn, 32 ; Melvin,,32; M'Lean, 30 ; (Jlunie. 30 ; Excell, 16 ; Prescott, 14. Turner, O’Regan, and M'Lean, served on the proceeding Committee.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 1083, 2 March 1883, Page 3
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