THE POLLING.
To-day is big with fate .' The battle of the schedule of^works will^be, fought at. the poll. Shoijjm tj.f I'l-sell^l^ win, we can assure them that (heir victory will avail them not, for Lite army of
schedulists, although small, Till fi?ht every bit of ground^ to the last. The batf^fc-will thep^nave "t</oe fo.ught over again on thej&or of the- Borough Council, •.wlren we hope better and more rea <onal>le counsels will prevail, and ihe iliffierfeoc.'s of tfjlq p."isj£. be |>urtej|.;in obUvion. We, tr\st that all^»r»on;vt^KeHngß will b ■ put aside after the contest. We have plenty to do in advancing the material interests of the Borough, and this can only be done-by a cornplqte-forgH'fulness of self, while working amicably together towards oiie common good.
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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 5, 1 July 1882, Page 2
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124THE POLLING. Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 5, 1 July 1882, Page 2
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