Phillip Division Election
Mr. D. O'Connor was on Saturday elected ad a representative of the Phillip Electorate in the legislative assembly by a majority of 181 votes. Mr. O'Connor polled 453 votes,…
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Politics & elections, 1900
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The Phillip Division Election. Mr. Daniel O'conner Returned by a Majority of 134
The election of a Parliamentary representative for Phillip Divison rendered necessary by the resignation of Mr. Henry Copeland when he accepted the…
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At a meeting of the cabinet yesterday parliament was further prorogued to May 22. It is probable that parliament will be called together for the transaction of business at the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest News. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Tuesday. Parliament
PARLIAMENT has been further prorogued till the 22nd May…
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A PUBLIC meeting of electors of Argyle will be held at Crookwell on Saturday next to consider the question of a requisition to Mr. Rose asking him to contest Argyle in the…
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IT will be remembered that on the occasion of Mr. Thos. Rose's political address delivered here on 17th February last, a report of which appeared…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Transvaal War. Action East of Wepener. Enemy Flee for Miles. Good News From Mafeking. Questions in Parliament. London, April 27
Major-General Brabant on Wednesday, after relieving Wepener, found the Boers on a kopje commanding the eastern road to the town from Basutoland…
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PURSUANT to advertisement a meeting of electors was held at the Crookwell Hall at two o'clock on Saturday afternoon, for the purpose of taking steps…
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Mr. Bramsdon, a Liberal. has been elected to represent Portsmouth in the House of Commons in succession to Mr. W. O. Clough, who was also a Liberal…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Early Closing Act.—a Stupid Law, Stupidly Administered.— Its Inconvenience Locally.—mischief of Regulating All Details of Men's Lives by Act of Parliament
IN another column will be found the decision of the supreme court in the matter of the case recently brought in the Wellington police court against a…
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WE understand from Mr. W. Kennedy, hon. secretary to the committee appointed to requisition Mr. Rose to contest the federal elections as…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Australian Commonwealth.— Probability of West Australia Joining As an Original State.—the Chief Difficulty in the Way of the Passing of the Commonwealth Bill Likely to Be Overcome.—reasons for Expecting a Cordial Reception of the Measure by the Imperial Parliament
WHILE a great national movement may require to be started by the initiative of a few persons of energy and foresight, it is apt, as it gathers…
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Requisition forms asking Mr. Rose to contest the federal seat which will include Argyle and Goulburn within its boundaries have now been sent to the various polling centres in Argyle for signatures…
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Now that the next seasion of Parliament is close at hand, considerable intrest is being taken in the exact date upon which both Houses will reassemble…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Political Situation. the Question of Calling Parliament Together
THE leader of the Opposition is concerned at the delay on the part of the Government in calling Parliament together. Mr. Reid informed a reporter on Sunday night that the Premier had promised…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fifty Years of Inefficient and Abortive Legislation.—120 Men Engaged in It Throughout.—re-assembling of Parliament. Winter Sessions Preferred to Summer Ones. — Further Appointments to the Council Not Required
Up to the time when fall powers of legislation were granted to New South Wales the laws from time to time passed by the British parliament…
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A meeting of the Cabinet was held on Tuesday night, lasting from 5 o'clock until close upon 11. The chief business dealt with was the consideration of the bills to come…
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THE date for the opening of parliament has been fixed for the 5th June—that is, for next Tuesday fortnight. If we remember that the financial…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Federal Elections
THE commission appointed by the Government to prepare a scheme for the division of the colony into electorates for the return of member a to the Federal Parliament will. shortly submit. their…
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Sir William Lyne states that he does not consider it likely the elections will take place this year. The Commonwealth Bill will not be taken into committee in the House of Commons until…
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