Municipal Elections
MR. H. S. GANNON (Mayor) announces in our advertising columns that he is a candidate for re-election as an alderman for the centre ward. We understand that Mr. John Bond, who…
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Politics & elections, 1889
186 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 1 of 10
Parliament
THE importance of the political crisis induced a large meeting of the members of the Legislative Assembly on Thursday. When the Speaker took the chair there…
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During the crisis debate in the Assembly last (Wednesday) night Mr. Frank smith referred to Sir Henry Parkes as the "late Premier." This drew from the gentleman at the head of the…
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AFTER a considerable amount of formal business had been disposed of, Mr. Burns moved the suspension of so much of the Standing Orders as would preclude the passing of the Temporary…
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It is expected that the Imperial Parliament will meet on February 21…
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THE Dibbs Ministry were sworn in this morning, and took their respective offices. LATER. A dissolution is almost certain to take place…
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IN order to enable all persons interested therein to comply with the provisions of the law in reference to the approaching municipal election, we give below an…
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A GAZETTE extraordinary has just been issued dissolving Parliament. The nominations for the Sydney electorates will be on Monday week; and the elections will…
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ON the eve of going to press we were informed, on indisputable authority, that Mr. Cannon has decided not to offer himself for the representation of the city…
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A proclamation was published in a Government Gazette Extraordinary issued at noon on Saturday dissolving Parliament. The dissolution is more sudden than had been anticipated. It…
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PARLIAMENT was dissolved on Saturday last. The dissolution was more sudden than had been anticipated. It had been thought that arrangements for the issue of the writs of election for the new…
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THE adjourned public meeting at Eastgrove in connection with the choice of three representatives in the Borough Council was held last evening the Church of England school-room, and…
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A meeting of the Cabinet took place on Monday, and the Ministers held a long consultation with reference to a number of matters connected with the general election. Most of the members…
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THE addresses of Messrs. Rose, Meyer, and Ball, and Colonel Holborrow, candidates for Argyle, appear in our advertising columns. Mr. Teece's address to the electors of Goulburn is…
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YESTERDAY Mr. T. Rose telegraphed to the Government asking them to grant the Civil Servants a holiday on polling day. In reply he received a telegram from Mr. J. Barling, the…
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Little interest has been manifested in the county council elections, which are taking place under the new Local Government Act. Most of the members of the Board of Works were…
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Os Tuesday Sir Henry Parkes addressed the electors of St. Leonards and received a unanimous expression of confidence. Mr. Burns will also stand for that electorate, which now returns three members…
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MESSRS. MEYER AND ROSE AT GOULBURN. The two protectionist candidates, Messrs. S. Meyer and T. Rose, addressed a large meeting of electors at the academy of music on Tuesday…
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TUESDAY was a busy day in political circles. The time for the commencement of the struggle draws nigh, and much remains to be done on both sides before the arrangements are complete…
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COLONEL HOLBOROW and Mr. Ball, the candidates in the tree-trade interest, addressed the electors last evening in the Academy of Music. There was a very large attendance, the building…
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