Our Sydney Letter. the By-election
The by-election at Canterbury reversed the previous decision. Mr. Taylor, the Government candidate, beating Mr. Sydney Smith, whose election he had…
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Politics & elections, 1900
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The Parliament. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
In the Legislative Assembly last night Mr. O'Suilivan, in reply to Mr. Young, said he was unaware that it was neccssary for him to consult the Railway Commissioners…
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Both Houses sat last night…
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THE Wills Ward branch of the P. L. L. and Mr. R. Hawkins' committee have held a wellattended meeting, at which a strong committee was formed to carry out the forth…
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Both Houses sat last night…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Late Cable News British and Foreign. the Imperial Parliament Prorogued. London, August [?]
The Imperial Parliament has [?] prorogued. The speech declared the relates with the Foreign Powers was friendly,…
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MR. HAWKINS, one of the municipal candidates for Wills Ward, will address the ratepayers at the Mulga Hill Hotel to night. Mr. Gubbins the other can[?]ate, will…
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Only the Legislative Assembly at last night. Mr. Sec, in reply to Mr. Meagher, said it was not advisable to increase the reward…
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MR. J. GUBBINS addressed a very well attended meeting in the Mulga Hotel last night. Alderman Beskeen presided. The candidate was well received. He was…
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In the Cape Legislative Assembly yesterday a motion by Mr. Saner, ex-Minister for Public Works, for the appointment of a select committee to…
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Both Houses sat last night…
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MR. R. HAWKINS held a meeting at the Junction Hotel last night, Mr. J. C. Massey in the chair. Alderman Wise addressed the meeting, as well as the candidate, and a vote…
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THE nominations for the election for one candidate for the extraordinary vacancy in Wills Ward were officially declared at the Town Hall at noon to-day. Apparently little…
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Both Houses s[?]t last night…
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MR. C. COUNSELL, one of the candidates for the extraordinary vacancy in Willa Ward, was to have addressed the ratepayers last night in the Southern Cross Hotel, but that…
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MR. GUBBINS was returned to the municipal council as the result of Saturday's election of a Wills Ward representative; and his majority over Mr. Hawkins was moreover a…
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SIR,—I regretted very much to hear the Major this morning state in relation to Mr. Allison's case he would do the same again— i.e., give his vote against the accused. It is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The following appeared in yesterday's Second Edition:— the Wills Ward Election. Official Declaration of the Poll
IN the Town Hall, at noon to day, the returntag-officer, the Major, officially declared the result of Saturday's election for the extraordinary vacancy in Wills Ward, in the…
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Only the Assembly sat last night, and nothing important was done. The Registration of Dentists Bill and the Public Hospitals Voting Bill passed through committee; and…
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Both Houses sat last night…
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