State Elections
Mr. MORTON, who is contesting Balling, is unpopular with the working men in consequence of having employed Hindoos, and is having a bad time at his meetings. Ha says that since he…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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The Election. Mr. G. S. Briner at Bellingen
NOTWITHSTANDING the inclement weather on Tuesday evening last, Moody'a hull in Bellingen was well tilled by a thoroughly representative and gathering…
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REFRRENCE to Mr. G. S. Brinor's list of dates for election addresses will show that additional meeting will be held on the Nambucca, and the dates for addresses on the…
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THIS is a sample of what some candidates have to put up with at election time. The candidate in this instance is Mr. Thomas Blick, and he is wooing…
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The Ministerial demonstration in the Town Hall last night was largely attended, and the Ministers were each accorded a splendid reception…
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The House of Representatives on Wednesday resnmed the debate in Committee of Supply. The Speaker's salary was reduced to £1500 a year. Mr. Watson, referring to private secretaries who…
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SYDNEY, THURSDAY.— A great demonstration was held in the Town Hall last night, when the Government inaugurated its campaign for the elections…
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The Premier has announced that in the election campaign his patty will win by fair means, or else go down. Mr. See is not the first mouthpiece of a government party to make this declaration; but…
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Mr. CARRUTHERS, addressing a meeting at Rockdale last night, declared that the Government was doomed to defeat at the polls. '…
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The Hon. John See, State Premier, arrived from Sydney by the Kallatina yesterday. He went on to Grafton from Maclean by the Lorna. As his services are in great demand for the…
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Mr. John M'Farlane addressed a large meeting at Palmer's Island on Friday nighs. He spoke of the change and circumstances in connection with the election owing to the…
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Hon. John See arrived by the Kallatina yesterday, and came to Grafton from Maclean by special steamer. He was met at the wharf by the Mayor and a number of leading…
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THE Senate made slow progress with the Postal Bill last night, only reaching clause 16. The Commonwealth Audit Bill…
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No less than ten candidates are out for Lismore but there are said to be only three who really have a good chance, viz., Messrs, John Coleman, E. S. K. Balmer, and J. F. O'FIynn. Opinions…
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LAST Saturday night Mr. F. F. Rudder, a candidate for Raleigh, addressed a well attended meeting of electors, in Moody's hall, Bellingen. Mr. M. McCorquodale couseuted…
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ON Tuesday evening there was another good gathering of electors at Moody's hall, Bellingen, to hear two more candidates. Mr. J. H. Noble was voted to the chair…
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CORRESPONDENTS inform us that Mr. G. S. Briner had very satisfactory meetings at the Bellinger Heads (Mr. A. E. Ellis, J.p., in the chair), at the Heads quarry, and at…
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OUR Jerseyville correspondent writes-Mr. R. Cooke, a candidate for the Raleigh seat in the State Parliament, addressed a meeting here on the 11th…
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A LARGE number of aspiring politicians are expected to retire before nomination day…
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Dating the last two or three days the weather in Sydney has been cold, and the electioneering meetings hare in consequence been poorly attended. People prefer resding the reports in the morning…
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