The Municipal Elections
THE municipal lists of persons entitled to vote at the coming annual municipal election are now open for inspection at the Town Hall, from the 7th to the 14th…
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Politics & elections, 1892
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The Municipal Elections
THE approaching municipal elections, particulars in respect of which were given in Saturday's issue, promise to excite more than ordinary interest…
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A MEETING of the representatives of labor organisations, convened by Messrs. Sleath and Fergusson, was held at the Theatre Royal Hotel last night for the…
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MESSRS. Morgan (Sturt Ward), Coombe (Wills Ward), Creed[?]n (Burke Ward), and Lawton (King Ward) are the aldermen who are to retire this month by…
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MR. R. SMITH was asked this morning by a deputation of ratepayers to stand for Burke Ward. Mr. Sleath said he was not desirous of standing if another good…
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A WELL-ATTENDED meeting of unionists was held at Wake's Carrington Hall, South Broken Hill, last night, to elect a candidate to run for a sent in the…
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A meeting of representatives of labor organisations was held at the Theatre Royal on Saturday evening, to consider what course should be adopted during the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Elections. Sturt Ward. the Mayor's Opening Meeting
ABOUT 40 ratepayers assembled at the Excelsior Hotel last night to hear the Mayor, Alderman Morgan, discourse on the part he had taken in the navigation…
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MR. R. SLEATH, who has announced his candidature for Sturt Ward, addressed between 30 and 40 ratepayers at the Excelsior Hotel last night. Mr. C. Kelly…
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ALDERMAN LAWTON AT WAKE'S HALL. THE attendance was not large at Wake's Carrington Hall last night, when Alder[?] man Lawton gave his reasons for hoping…
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MR. R. SLEATH addressed about 30 ratepayers at the Pig and Whistle Hotel last night Mr. C. Kelly presided. Mr. Sleath, having re-enunciated those views…
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The welcome downpour of last night had the effect of making Alderman Creedon's audience at the Crystal Hall small, but select. Mr. Dale was voted…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Letters to Candidates to Mr. G. J. Morgan, Candidate for Sturt Ward
MY DEAR SIR,—This electioneering is a funny business, isn't it? It makes you listen to anyone and everyone, especially if he has a vote. Well, I have a vote…
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MR. R. SLEATH, one of the candidates for Sturt Ward, addressed a large assemblage from the balcony of the Coffee Palace on Saturday evening. Mr. Sleath…
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NOON to-day was supposed to be the latest time at which nominations for the vacancies in the municipal council could be lodged. An objection, however, has…
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The result of the election for Rosendale has greatly depressed the Unionists. The Times says that, judging from the views enunciated in the speeches of Mr…
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The following nominations were received by the town clerk, Silverton, on Monday. For aldermen:—Dr. J. Thomson, J. Saunders, C.P.S., G. Headley,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Letters to Candidates Iv. to Mr. Denis Creedon, Candidate for Burke Ward
MY DEAR SIR,—Or Denny, whichever you please. You also are one of the class of public men to whom it is an advantage to be known and spoken of…
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MR. M. E KENKY, candidate for Wills Ward, addressed a well-attended meeting of ratepayers at Horan's Athletic Hotel last night, under the chairmanship of Mr…
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MY DEAR SIR,—My note will find you, too, I thick, in a tolerably good temper; for you also, like that candidate for Burke Ward whom I yesterday had the…
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