State Parliament
I[?] the Assembly on Tuesday. Mr. Jones asked if Mr. Ashton's attention had been drawn to an article in "The Daily Telegraph," stating that down the…
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Politics & elections, 1906
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Shire Elections
The following are the results of the elections at the Shires named:— Macleay—A Riding: Geo. Plummer Chas. Sutherland. B Riding: W. O'Meara, Chas…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Federal Campaign. Candidates for the Senate
In the Theatre Royal on Wednesday, night, Messrs. J. T. Walker and A. J. Gould who are seeking re-election to the Senate, addressed a well-attended meeting of the…
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Mr. John Thomson addressed a large and representative meeting at Ulmarra on monday; several ladies were present. The Mayor presided. Mr. Thomson, who is not…
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The Colonial Secretary, Mr. Hogue, tells of how he was assailed with questions out west—at Castlereagh—regarding the North Coast railway. He went out there to help…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Federal Elections. Mr. Rudder on the Manning. Wingham, Saturday Night
Mr. E. F. Rudder, the independent candidate for Cowpor, will complete his canvess of the Manning at Wingham to-night. He expresses…
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Mr. Reid still declares that there is no Australian industry that needs protection. Yet Mr. Mauger says that while we have unemployed such a state of things was…
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A little history of fiscalism. Thirty years ago Mr. Reid relumed to New South Wales from a visit to Victoria and reported that the signs of the times…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Examiner's Sydney Budget. Municipal Elections
The City Council elections take place today, and not for some time have they aroused less attention. This result is probably contributed to in a three-fold way…
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There are no electors' rights in connection with the elections. If an elector cannot go to the polling place for which he is enrolled, he may…
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Chief polling place, Grafton; divisional returning officer, [?]ercival Stafford Eldershaw, postmaster, Grafton. Argent's hill Beechwood, Bellbrook,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Telegrams. the State Parliament. Sydney
In the Assembly yesterday the second reading of the Grain Bags Regulation Bill ceased, as the time for the consideration of private members'…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Federal Fight. the Contest for Cowper. The Candidates Compared. What Other Papers Say
"The Casual," the well-known "Macleay Angus" scribe, discussing in that journal the various Cowper candidates and the election fight generally, deals thus scathingly with Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Federal Elections. Mr. Thomson's Meetings
This week's meetings so far show that Mr. Thomson is immensely increasing in favor and this is particularly noticeable when he addresses…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday tho debate on the second reading of the Grain Bugs Regulation Bill ceased, as the time for the consideration of private members' business had…
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The Australian Democratic Union announce the names of the selected anti-socialist candidates in our present issue— Messrs. Gould, Millen and Walker…
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MESSRS. Walker and Gould, candidates for the Senate, are perambulating this end of the State in furtherance of their campaign. Speaking of their visit the R. R…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Trefle, member for Castlereagh, was introduced by Mr. M'Gowen. The Premier, in reply to Mr. M'Gowen, said…
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On Saturday, when these notes are in print, we shall be within a few days of the elections. Those who intend to vote have, it may be taken for granted, had their…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Examiner's Sydney Budget. Municipal Elections
The city municipal elections passed on without incident. Nor has the personal of the Council been greatly changed. Mr. John Norton did not seek re-election this…
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