The two candidates whom the exigencies of the ballot have crowded out of the list are Messrs, S. A. Hardoon (261 votes) and W. A. C. Platt (241 votes). It so happens that in suggesting to the electors the two whom under present circumstances it might be most advisable to leave out, these were the names we mentioned. There was more interest shown in the voting yesterday, though the total number of votes recorded on the two days was only 494 out of about 1400, Eleven papers were spoiled. Messrs. W. D. Little and H. A. J. Macray were the scrutineers and the counting was done by Messrs. Johnsford and Allen.
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