(2 seats)
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
| Arthur Perkins | Unionist | 359 |
| Major F. Nelson | Unionist | 329 |
| Edward Lee | Liberal | 295 |
| John Clarke | Liberal | 258 |
| Mr Swain | unattached | 18 |
Electorate 1000
Turnout 658
SIX SEAT MAJORITY FOR TORIES
This election was to fill two vacancies, one was due to the death of Mr Barnett, the other for the resignation of longstanding chairman, Edmund Bourne.
Polling took place at St. Nicholas Schoolrooms in School Lane, where three polling stations were used. There was a great absence of interest on part of the voters and if it were not for the energetic helpers bringing people in motor-cars and carriages, one would not have thought an election was being held at all.
The count was conducted on the day after the election (Tuesday 20th) at the council house in Upper Rosemary Hill. Results were declared at around 10am by acting returning officer, Mr. J. J. Willington-Wilmshurst.
Both the two successful candidates are new to the council. Although, Mr Perkins had just missed out in the 1907 election.
‘Unattached’ candidate, Mr Swain, who finished bottom of the pile with a meagre 18 votes, apparently stated before polling; ‘I do not want my friends voting for me’. Well, Mr Swain, you got your wish and it looks like not many people who weren’t your friend, didn’t bother to vote for you either.
KUDC Councillors
9 Cons/Unionists (Perkins, Nelson, Growse, Hodges, Randall, Bostock, Gee, Carter, Weetman)
3 Liberals (Jackson, Street, Riley)