Argyle Election
MR. ROSE addressed the electors at Crookwell on Tuesday evening. There were about 200 present, and according to the Gazette the candidate was frequently…
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Politics & elections, 1887
185 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 2 of 10
Election of Mayor
THE election of Mayor took place yesterday at the Council Chambers at noon. About forty persons were present. All the Aldermen were in attendance, and the…
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MR. JOHN GALE of Queanbeyan is a candidate for the Murrumbidgee in the protectionist interest. Captain Brett of Sydney, will contest the Murray electorate in the free-trade interest…
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As recorded by telegram in our last issue, Sir Henry Parkes and Mr. Ives were re-elected for St. Leonards on Wednesday without opposition. In returning thanks Sir Henry Parkes said (as…
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THE nomination of a representative for the electorate of Goulburn in the Legislative Assembly took place on Thursday last at the courthouse. There was a large attendance, which comprised most of the…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the Yass Municipal Council was held in the Council Chambers at 8 o'clock on Friday evening, for the election of Mayor for the current Municipal year…
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SIR,—I notice by the Sydney Daily Telegraph it is reported Mr. H. S. Gannon has been requested to come forward and oppose Mr. O'Sullivan, and the requisitionists will pay his election expenses. I trust Mr…
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THE nomination of candidates for the representation of Argyle in the Legislative Assembly took place yesterday at the oddfellows' hall, Marulan. The hell was well filled, the attendance numbering about…
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THE official [?] of the poll that was taken on Friday last or [?] of three [?]men to fill the vacancies [?] retirement from the Borough [?] of Athermen Sharp…
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MR. ROSE, the Protectionist candidate, addressed about 1,000 persons in the Oddfellow's Hall last night. The Mayor (Mr. F. Tait) occupied the chair. He said he thought it his…
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LAST Saturday great excitement was manifested over the municipal elections, and as the hour for the declaration of the poll approached a crowd gathered round the municipal chambers…
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THE announcement that Colonel Holborow and Mr. Ball, the two Free Trade candidates for Argyle, and Mr. M'Millan, Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce and one of the members…
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THE [?] of [?] for the representation of [?] two members [?] [?] The show of [?] was greatly in farecy [?] of Mr. [?] Mr. Mr Count being [?]…
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The Impend' Parliament na opened on 27th ult, by Royal Commission. The speech from the Throne, which was read by the Lord Chancellor, commences by…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Argyle Election. to the Electors of Argyle. (Per favour of the Crookwell Gazette.)
AS I have no object in addressing you except a desire to further our mutual interests, I trust you will not think me presuming in offering a word of advice…
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The following is the result of to-day's elections:-- Paddington-- Neild, Alfred Allen, and Trickett. Bathurst-- Cortis. Hastings-- Roberts and Young. Orange-- Dalton and…
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YESTERDAY was the polling day for Argyle; but up to about 4 o'clock, when the poll closed, there was little sign of a contest going on. A small crowd…
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MR. TOMPSITT addressed the electors of Queanbeyan on Wednesday night in the Protestant Hall, which was crowded in every part. Messrs. Campbell, J.P.,…
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