The Burrowa Election
ON Saturday last nominations for the vacant seat of the Burrowa electorate were made and of those who had announced themselves only two decided to place themselves in the hands of the electors…
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Politics & elections, 1899
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The Burrowa Election. MURRUMBURRAH
Mr. Niel Neilsen, the Labor, candidate for Burrowa, addressed a good meeting here on Friday night and received a vote of confidence. He also spoke at Harden on Saturday night, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Ministerial Elections. Mr. Chick Returned Unopposed. Blayney
The Postmaster-General (Mr. Crick) was returned unopposed yesterday. During the forenoon he visited the Blayney Copper Mining and Smelting Works, and in the…
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Melbourne, Tuesday.—The Minister for Public Works conferred to-day with the President of the Legislative Council and the Speaker of the Assemble, regarding increased accommodation being…
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Mr. George W. Waddell, one of the candidates for Burrowa for the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. Kenneth Mackay, through his appointment to…
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The election in not exciting much interest. Both candidates have had favorable receptions at their meetings throughout the electorate. Messrs. Rose, Spru[?] Quian, and T…
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Mr. LYNE visited Tumberumba on Wednesday and had an onthasiastic reception. In the evening be addressed a largo meeting. At the commencement of the proceedings…
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Poiling day for the Burrowa election. Only two candidates in the field ; may the better man win. Electors, don't forget that you can…
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Mr Neilsen the selected Labor candidate, addressed meetings at Harden and Murrumburrah on Friday night of last week, and g[?]t a very encouraging reception at both places…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Boorowa Election. the Labor Party’s Campaign. (From Evening News.)
THE Labor Party are leaving nothing undone to secure the victory of their representative over the Ministerial candidate at the Boorowa election. Mr. S. J. Law, M.L.A.,…
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Burrowa, Thursday.—The election for Burrowa is not exciting much interest. Both candidates have had favourable receptions at their meetings throughout the electorate. Messrs. Rose, Spruson,…
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THE polling for Hume electrate took place on Saturday and resulted in the election of Mr. Lyne by a majority of 187 votes, the numbers being—Lyne 564, Miller 377…
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The results of Burrowa election up to Sunday night are as follows-Neilson 522, Waddell 441 ; majority 81. Some email return have yet to come in…
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THE elections for The Hume and Burrowa took place on Saturday. For The Hume Mr. Dyne was elected, polling 570 votes to Mr. Miller’s 413. Several small returns…
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The result of the polling for the Burrowa electorate to fill the vacancy caused by the appointment of Colonel Mackay to the Legislative Council, resulted as follows: --…
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FOLLOWING is the result of the polling for the Hume:— Lyne...........................570 Miller............................413…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →May Be an Outbreak Any Minute. Result of the Cabinet. Parliament to Meet. Boers Rushing the Natal Border. Opposing Forces Face to Face. the Gravest Fears Entertained
London, Sept 30, 11, 15 a.m. The meeting of the British Cabinet was a prolonged one, and the result was awaited with intense interest…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Return of Mr. Lyne Completes the Re-election of Ministers.— Uselessness of the Practice of Sending a New Ministry to the Country
THE return of Mr. Wise and of Mr. Lyne, the only two ministers whose re-election was opposed, completes the re-elecion of the new administration…
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THE final returns are:—Mr. Lyne 642, Mr. Miller 458; majority 89. In the legislative Assembly of Queensland yesterday the treasurer made his financial…
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THE meeting of the early Federal Parliaments in the palatial buildings at the top of Bourke-street, Melbourne, is now assured. The Parliamentary Building…
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