In Parliament
Mr. Edden: We have seen enough in this House during the last eight years to make any sensitive man, who has any respect for himself, disgusted…
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Politics & elections, 1900
709 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 1 of 36
The Federal Parliament. Preparing Fob Elections. Sydney
A meeting of Intercolonial Government Statisticians is to be held early in March for the purpose of arriving at an agreement regarding the population of the different…
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The proposal on foot to utilise the site of the old free library in Macquarie Street for a tennis court and bowling green whereon the tired M.L.A. may rest his weary soul is…
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OWING to the recent resignation from Molong Municipal Council of Alderman George Packham, it was deemed necessary to find some one to take his place. With this object…
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It is being arranged for Parliament to meet on the 30th inst…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Bushmens Corps. Crowds of Candidates. Sydney
Applications are still coming forward in large numbers for enrollment in the Bushmen's Contingent, and they were waiting at the office door to-day,…
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The retiring aldermen for Orange this year are Messrs. Pilcher, Tanner, and Larance. Mr. Tanner has announced his intention to give up municipal business for a time owing…
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An open court to revise the municipal lists will be held at the Council Chambers next Monday, the 22nd inst. The nomination day has been fixed for Tuesday, February 6. Nominations…
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The following are the results of the recent examinations at the Bathurst Technical College. The returns for geology, metallurgy, and mining, plumbing, design, china painting…
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Aldermen C. A. Russell, J. P. Gudgeon, and J. R. Fletcher retire at the end of the present municipal year. Nominations of candidates for the…
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Aspirants for municipal honors in connection with the boroughs of Orange and East Orange will please bear in mind that the nominations for both municipalities close on…
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Several ratepayers have waited upon Mr. Lawrence Cohen requesting him to allow himself to be nominated for one of the three…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →“LEADERETTES.” Municipal Elections
We again remind the candidates for municipal honors that nominations for the respective boroughs clos[?] on Tuesday next, January 30th…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →To-Day's Telegrams. No Early Meeting of Parliament. London
Parliament has been further prorogued until March 18. A special "Gazette" to this effort was issued last night. This means that the Houses will not be called…
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Nominations for the vacancies in the two councils close at midnight. In the Mudgee Council Aldermen Nickoll, McFarlane and Little…
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For the municipal elections, the following nominations were made yesterday:— NORTH WORD—John Giddie Bray, tailor and mercer, Peel-street…
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The Imperial Parliament will be opened to-day. The greatest interest is being shown, and an exceptionally stirring season is anticipated…
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The following nominations have been made for the forthcoming municipal elections:— North Ward, John Giddie Bray, tailor and mercer, Peel-street; Hast Ward, Robert…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Second Edition. Advocate Office 4.30 a m. The Imperial Parliament Lord Salisbury on the Situation. London
Lord Salisbury in the House of Lords, in reply to Lord Kimberley's criticisms, declared that the cause of a[?] our sorrows was the pernicious…
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The Queen's speech regrets that the war in South Africa was forced upon Great Britain, and deplores the loss of many valuable lives. It refers to the loyalty, patriotism, and devotion of…
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