Municipal Elections
The forthcoming municipal elections will create no small degree of interest, although at present no one seems to know who the intending candidates are Messrs. Holden and Dean will not seek…
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Politics & elections, 1889
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Election of Common Trustees
Much interest has been evinced during the past few weeks in the election of trustees for the various commons in the electorate. On Saturday last about 25 commoners connected…
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The approaching municipal elections are already creating much more interest than any previous contests for some considerable time have done. So far as we can glean at present there will be a…
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We learn that Mr. Hawkesbury in the in[?] is only a rumour, but Mr. Baldwin is sure…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Municipal Elections
The interest in the forthcoming municipal elections is being intensified, and much conjecture is indulged in as 10 the probable results of the various contests. Mr R W Dunstan is looked upon as…
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Monday next is the last day for the reception of nominations of candidates for the three wards in the Borough. The Returning Officer, Mr. J. T. Smith, will receive these documents on or before…
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For the Hawkesbary electorate the nomination day has been fixed for Monday, February IIth, and polling day Saturday, February 16th. Mr. J. B. Johnston is Relurning Officer…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Vindsor and Richmond Ba[?]ette. Saturday January 26, 1889. The Municipal Elections
Polling in connection with the forth[?]oming municipal elections will take place [?]ext Friday, and we desire to say a few [?]ords with reference to the duty…
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Since our last issue several changes have come about. Mr. Townshend, who was selected to contest the Hawkesbury in the Protectionist interest, has departed, and will run in the Protection bunch…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Municipal Elections. Nominations at Richmond
On Tuesday the nomination of candidates for municipal honours took place at the local School of Arts, the Mayor (J. E. Onus, Esq.,) being presiding officer. There…
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Mr. Bowman addressed 200 electors at Riverstone on Friday night, and received a very good hearing. He, in the course of a long speech, made reference to the egg-throwing of the previous…
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The polling for the above took place on Saturday last in the School of Arts, the result being the return of Messrs Ridge, Crisford, and Mitchell. On Monday, at…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Hawkesbury Election. Mr. Rose at Pitt Town
Mr. Rose visited Pitt Town on Friday evening, and spoke to a large gathering at Baird's Hotel. Mr. Joseph Brown occupied the chair, and before Mr. Rose commenced to speak Mr. Joseph Hobbs…
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On Tuesday evening at Mr. J. F. Cobcroft's. Hotel, Mr. T. Rose the Protectionist candidate for the Hawkesbury, addressed a meeting of about 150 persons, the meeting was very orderly. All…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Hawkesbury Election. Tuesday Evening
Mr. Carruthers addressed a large crowd at Wilberforce on Tuesday evening, Mr. L. H. Simpson being in the chair, and afterwards spoke to a most enthusiastic…
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Last Friday we gave the results of the Municipal elections on that day. By some means the numbers of Messrs Chamdler and Gersbach were transposed…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Hawkesbury Election
At length the contest for the Hawkesbury seat over, and few are sorry that it is so. The greatest interest was manifested in the fight, and both parties did their utmost to secure the victory…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Richmond Police Court. Thursday February 21st 1889. (Before Messrs. Lamrock and E. Pitt) an Election Brawl
Edward Blake and Joseph Ashton for riotous behavour at an election meeting on Friday night were mulct in small amounts…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →An Electioneering Squabble. FINED £5 for Assault
At the Police Court on Tuesday, before the Police Magistrate, and Messrs. Conlon, S. J. Dunstan, J. B. Johnstone, Holland, Primrose, and Yeo, Joseph Percy…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →South Ward Election
On Thursday morning, Mr. Mortley received a letter from Mr. Walter Coonan stating that he had been instructed to apply to the Supreme Court for an injunction in reference to the…
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